
A mother, a father, a daughter, a son. An ordinary family going about their ordinary day. Within minutes though, a random act of violence changes everything.

On the road to promote her new album Encore, Marina Prior discards the garb of her usual stage roles to perform in an exposed, acoustic setting.

This production has some appropriately charming moments, within a somewhat pedestrian style presentation with all the hallmarks of an old fashioned, 50’s musical.

This production of a fine Australian play shows considerable potential for the developing theatrical maturity of these up and coming actors and director.

This show has it all – singing, dancing, heroes, villains, children, dogs, colour, lights and spectacle, fun, laughter, illusion and most spectacularly, a flying car.

The new realisation of Henrik Ibsen’s work tastefully envelops the audience in a story of both tradition and relevance.

Where there is Mel Brooks there is craziness. The Producers has this in spades, and the ever-talented and adventurous Hills Musical Company comes up trumps in this production.