No-nonsense businessman Alan is filthy rich – and he’s made no apologies about stepping over the little people to get there. His two sons Ian and Ben, and their wives Sue and Laura, have all come together to celebrate Alan’s 70th birthday. But of course, things are never as simple as they seem. When Alan’s new wife, young American beauty Fury, enters the scene, the bombs start to drop. And they don’t stop.
Money may be the root of all evil, but the love of it can make for a fast-paced, modern comedy that explores greed, envy, generosity and family ties – in fact all the flaws that make us human. A biting social satire that will make you laugh, bring a tear to your eye and definitely make you think.
A slightly risqué Australian Comedy by Deborah Mulhall and directed by Julie Cunningham
Damien is a male escort who runs a rather successful business that caters to wealthy and successful women.
When his old friend Marc returns from backpacking around Europe, Damien talks him into ‘helping’ with an over-tight schedule. But unbeknownst to Marc and Damien, Marc’s mother Elinor is one of Damien’s clients. So is his girlfriend’s boss…
Their complicated relationships with Marcus’s mother Elinor, girlfriend Isabelle, and Isabelle’s boss Marion, are the source of tension and comedy in this twentieth-century Australian play
A slightly risqué Australian Comedy by Deborah Mulhall and directed by Julie Cunningham
Damien is a male escort who runs a rather successful business that caters to wealthy and successful women.
When his old friend Marc returns from backpacking around Europe, Damien talks him into ‘helping’ with an over-tight schedule. But unbeknownst to Marc and Damien, Marc’s mother Elinor is one of Damien’s clients. So is his girlfriend’s boss…
Their complicated relationships with Marcus’s mother Elinor, girlfriend Isabelle, and Isabelle’s boss Marion, are the source of tension and comedy in this twentieth-century Australian play
A slightly risqué Australian Comedy by Deborah Mulhall and directed by Julie Cunningham
Damien is a male escort who runs a rather successful business that caters to wealthy and successful women.
When his old friend Marc returns from backpacking around Europe, Damien talks him into ‘helping’ with an over-tight schedule. But unbeknownst to Marc and Damien, Marc’s mother Elinor is one of Damien’s clients. So is his girlfriend’s boss…
Their complicated relationships with Marcus’s mother Elinor, girlfriend Isabelle, and Isabelle’s boss Marion, are the source of tension and comedy in this twentieth-century Australian play
A slightly risqué Australian Comedy by Deborah Mulhall and directed by Julie Cunningham
Damien is a male escort who runs a rather successful business that caters to wealthy and successful women.
When his old friend Marc returns from backpacking around Europe, Damien talks him into ‘helping’ with an over-tight schedule. But unbeknownst to Marc and Damien, Marc’s mother Elinor is one of Damien’s clients. So is his girlfriend’s boss…
Their complicated relationships with Marcus’s mother Elinor, girlfriend Isabelle, and Isabelle’s boss Marion, are the source of tension and comedy in this twentieth-century Australian play
A slightly risqué Australian Comedy by Deborah Mulhall and directed by Julie Cunningham
Damien is a male escort who runs a rather successful business that caters to wealthy and successful women.
When his old friend Marc returns from backpacking around Europe, Damien talks him into ‘helping’ with an over-tight schedule. But unbeknownst to Marc and Damien, Marc’s mother Elinor is one of Damien’s clients. So is his girlfriend’s boss…
Their complicated relationships with Marcus’s mother Elinor, girlfriend Isabelle, and Isabelle’s boss Marion, are the source of tension and comedy in this twentieth-century Australian play
A slightly risqué Australian Comedy by Deborah Mulhall and directed by Julie Cunningham
Damien is a male escort who runs a rather successful business that caters to wealthy and successful women.
When his old friend Marc returns from backpacking around Europe, Damien talks him into ‘helping’ with an over-tight schedule. But unbeknownst to Marc and Damien, Marc’s mother Elinor is one of Damien’s clients. So is his girlfriend’s boss…
Their complicated relationships with Marcus’s mother Elinor, girlfriend Isabelle, and Isabelle’s boss Marion, are the source of tension and comedy in this twentieth-century Australian play
A slightly risqué Australian Comedy by Deborah Mulhall and directed by Julie Cunningham
Damien is a male escort who runs a rather successful business that caters to wealthy and successful women.
When his old friend Marc returns from backpacking around Europe, Damien talks him into ‘helping’ with an over-tight schedule. But unbeknownst to Marc and Damien, Marc’s mother Elinor is one of Damien’s clients. So is his girlfriend’s boss…
Their complicated relationships with Marcus’s mother Elinor, girlfriend Isabelle, and Isabelle’s boss Marion, are the source of tension and comedy in this twentieth-century Australian play
A slightly risqué Australian Comedy by Deborah Mulhall and directed by Julie Cunningham
Damien is a male escort who runs a rather successful business that caters to wealthy and successful women.
When his old friend Marc returns from backpacking around Europe, Damien talks him into ‘helping’ with an over-tight schedule. But unbeknownst to Marc and Damien, Marc’s mother Elinor is one of Damien’s clients. So is his girlfriend’s boss…
Their complicated relationships with Marcus’s mother Elinor, girlfriend Isabelle, and Isabelle’s boss Marion, are the source of tension and comedy in this twentieth-century Australian play
A slightly risqué Australian Comedy by Deborah Mulhall and directed by Julie Cunningham
Damien is a male escort who runs a rather successful business that caters to wealthy and successful women.
When his old friend Marc returns from backpacking around Europe, Damien talks him into ‘helping’ with an over-tight schedule. But unbeknownst to Marc and Damien, Marc’s mother Elinor is one of Damien’s clients. So is his girlfriend’s boss…
Their complicated relationships with Marcus’s mother Elinor, girlfriend Isabelle, and Isabelle’s boss Marion, are the source of tension and comedy in this twentieth-century Australian play
