Little Foxes

This stage production of Lillian Hellman's classic play, 'The Little Foxes,' is set in the American South in 1900. It follows the manipulative Hubbard family and their ruthless pursuit of wealth. The story centers on Regina Hubbard, who schemes to gain control of her family's cotton mill fortune, even at the expense of her dying husband's well-being.

The 2009 Sydney Theatre Company production of 'The Little Foxes' was met with significant critical acclaim for its powerful performances and faithful adaptation of Lillian Hellman's seminal work. Critics praised the ensemble cast, particularly the central performances, for their compelling portrayal of the morally ambiguous Hubbard family.

• A masterful revival of a classic American drama.

• The performances are universally strong, capturing the greed and desperation of the characters.

• The production effectively highlights the play's enduring themes of ambition and family dysfunction.

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This production was part of the Sydney Theatre Company's 2009 season and later performed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) in New York City in 2010, receiving significant attention in the US.