The Hills of California is a vivid production that intertwines family dynamics and dreams, with themes of ambition and escape woven throughout this compelling narrative.
In the crumbling Seaview Luxury Guesthouse, an unseen Veronica battles her illness, while her daughters grapple with past wounds and present reality, each representing different paths in life.
The play captures the essence of familial love and rivalry, showcasing how dreams can both uplift and burden, as evidenced by the daughters' contrasting search for identity and success.
With a rich cast and the clever usage of music, Butterworth’s play reflects on how the allure of fame can be intertwined with deep-seated family tensions.
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