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Kelisha's dad was Top of the Pops. The Electric Hills. One hit wonder. 80s floor filler. Now he's over the hill, sleeping all day and running dead discos at night.
An offbeat comedy drama about ambition, family and keeping the dream alive, The Electric Hills opened at the Liverpool Everyman Theatre in March 2007.
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Stefanie Schmider
reviewed The Electric Hills on November 19, 2008
The Electric Hills
This is another examination of the decline of the old upper class, but somehow in Wasserstein's hands it is a lot more warm than you see elsewhere. It's still very critical of the upper class (both in the modern period and at 1900) and the author has a much better eye of character than most. Not my favorite of her works, but profoundly sad before moving to nostalgia and optimism.
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