With the beautiful direction by Jason Langley, and fantastic musical direction by Michael Tyack, this duo is a powerhouse creative dream team.

Kara Bertoncini – The AU Review

Ten years on, under the banner of Melbourne’s remarkable Production Company, this is a significantly different pop diva in the hands of director Jason Langley. The book has been trimmed and tidied and de-twee-d, while the onstage characters have been sharpened and focused.
This show, in this new and much improved incarnation adds to the legend.

Diana Simmonds – Stage Noise

This production breathes new life into Dusty with assured direction from Jason Langley, and an overriding excess of heart. Anchored by the great performances from its leads, terrific musical numbers and stylish choreography, this re-imagined and re-vamped version is a proper crowd-pleaser and a heartfelt salute to a pop icon that lends from its past in order to create something fresh.

Stephen Davenport – Australian Stage

Director Jason Langley has assembled a cast of superbly talented performers. He has tweaked the original script by John Michael Howson, David Mitchell and Melvyn Morrow to life, in a fluorescent explosion.
This show makes the heart soar and is a beautiful window into the life of one of the world’s much- loved idols. It is a wonderful night of theatre and an experience not to be missed.

Shelley Hampton – Stage Whispers

In Jason Langley’s deftly directed production of this updated, improved script, Dusty is always accompanied by her child-self, Mary, whose dreams of being a singer are fulfilled but whose self-doubt always underlies Dusty’s success.

Kate Herbert – The Herald Sun

The powers that be didn’t just get it right, they achieved a bull’s eye. While many of the hit songs are in the first act, it was the second act that hooked me and had me feeling that lump in the throat as the on stage drama was handled to perfection.

Julie Houghton – Classic Melbourne