Now in its sixteenth year, the Production Company continues to dazzle and entertain musical theatre devotees by performing some of the most cherished and celebrated Broadway musicals ever staged.

Imperial Suite is a swirling interplay of elegant lines, glittering pointe work and evocative orchestral music.

The Beauty Queen of Leenane is a raw black comedy, always playing in the shadows of violence and grotesque honesty.

Pacific Overtures examines the inevitability of change as Japan faces the challenge of westernisation by America. 

The sound of dripping water and silhouettes illuminated against a blackened stage draw us in.

Red Stitch's Marie Antoinette: The Colour of Flesh, is an exposition of politics, beauty and love set against the tumultuous backdrop of the French Revolution.

Jenny Kemp’s Kitten delineates the tumultuous journey of a woman pushed past the brink of despair following the traumatic loss of her lover Jonah, who is missing at sea.

Exuberant and dazzling, the Production Company’s Mame is a tender piece of musical theatre which will impress and entertain.

The Lonesome West tells the story of Valene and Coleman Connor, two boisterously feuding brothers caught in a deadlock over the death of their father, potato crisps and figurines of the Virgin Mary.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's Three Great Romantics concert opened with the Overture from Carl Maria Von Weber’s romantic opera, Oberon.