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Bayside students to perform TV classics

13/08/2025

Bayside P-12 College students depict the Beverly Hillbillies as part of the school production What's On The Box. From back left, Vanessa, Maia, Tom and Darcy. (supplied)

Bayside P-12 College’s 2025 school production ‘What’s On The Box’ premieres tonight.

The production, featuring more than 70 students and staff members from Bayside’s Altona North, Williamstown, and Paisley campuses, will be performed at the Altona Civic Centre from August 13 to 15.

What’s On The Box puts a modern twist on classic TV programs such as The Addams Family, The Beverly Hillbillies, and The Brady Bunch, with Bayside students adding a unique touch to each.

Families, friends and members of the local community are invited to come along and enjoy the spooky fun, country comedy and wholesome family humour to be displayed over the next three nights.

Tickets are available now.

To book, visit: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1416606

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