GLORY DOWN THE LINE [2025]
Simone and Brayden are trapped. The bus is gone and the roads lead nowhere. Their only hope is a payphone with access to ‘the other side’.

Two people indoors, one sitting on the floor and one standing, with a vintage telephone on a stand in the background.

A woman with brown hair wearing a patterned shirt and a necklace stands in a theater setting with purple lighting. Her hands are raised in front of her as if speaking or performing. A man is seated in the background, slightly blurred.

HENRY STEPHENSEN AS BRAYDEN

JULIA GASPARINI AS SIMONE

Quote from Parker Schug in Onya Magazine related to a film directed by Tully Jones, praising the blending of real-life scenarios with fantasy and the emotional impact of the soundtracks and effects.
CAST
JULIA GASPARINI - SIMONE
HENRY STEPHENSEN - BRAYDEN
CREW
TULLY JONES - WRITER & DIRECTOR
ELLA WATERMAN - PRODUCER
CURTIS WATERMAN - COMPOSER
KADEY MACINTOSH - MARKETING
ANGELO SNELL - PHOTOGRAPHER & STAGE MANAGER
PERFORMANCE
PRESENTED BY THE BUTTERFLY CLUB, MELBOURNE.
JANUARY 13-18 2025
SYNOPSIS
In the remote town of Dahlia, somewhere in rural Victoria, two strangers find themselves completely alone, together. Each from opposite sides of the West Gate yet both navigating recent tragedies, and somehow they’ve end up in limbo. Literally. Straight-line roads lead them in circles, unusual lights appear on the horizon, and the unpredictable payphone rings with messages from an indefinable source.
As they listen closely, voices from the payphone reveal the history of this peculiar town, ultimately exposing the unspoken truth between the two strangers. With the hope of healing yet stranded with no way out, Simone and Brayden face a significant choice: to stay or to change.
Starring Julia Gasparini and Henry Stephensen, Glory Down the Line is a thought-provoking new work that delves into the intersections of fate, grief, and the enigma of the Australian Landscape.