By Ursula Yovich and Alana Valentine

Barbara fronts a pub rock band, captivating crowds with her cutting wit and unrepentant sexuality. She may be fun, she may be dangerous, and she may be speeding headlong towards a dead end.

When her sister (and fellow muso) René hears that Mum is sick, they set out on a long and winding motorbike adventure from Sydney, through Darwin, and finally to Katherine – where the pair come face to face with some
home truths.

Ursula Yovich (Diving for Pearls and ABC TV’s Redfern Now) is a force of nature at her remarkable best. The singer, actor, writer and modern songwoman is joined by Elaine Crombie (ABC TV’s Black Comedy and Rosehaven) in this fiercely entertaining, critically acclaimed play that is part madcap buddy comedy, part electrifying rock gig, and part clarion call against the taint of inequality.

Co-authored by prolific playwright Alana Valentine (Dead Man Brake, Letters to Lindy), this effervescent play with songs sold out its original season at Belvoir, and will charm the pants off Wollongong.

• A show that takes the ground from under you, even as it entertains the hell out of you. - The Age
• Starts with a chuckle and barrels into a roar. - Time Out
• The music is incredible...a show with enough bangers for two musicals. - The Age
• This is a wonderfully stirring show, funny and moving. It enriches the heart. - The Australian