Once the greatest boy band of the '80s, BOYTOWN re-forms with its original members. Leaving their now humdrum lives for one last crack at the big time, BOYTOWN return to the stage with slightly older fans and slightly larger pants to complete some unfinished business.

Kevin Carlin is one of Australia's most accomplished directors of comedy and drama. His pilot episode of Always Greener was nominated for an International Emmy for Best Drama. He co-produced and directed for television Big Girl's Blouse, which was nominated for a Golden Rose of Montreaux Award for comedy. He co-produced, directed and co-wrote the series Eric starring Eric Bana. In 2005 Kevin directed the feature film The Extra and the telemovie Little Oberon which was nominated for an Australian Film Institute Award for Best Telemovie.

Mick Molloy is one of Australia's most recognised comedians. He is a writer, actor and producer working in film, television and radio. In 2003 Mick was named Australian Star of the Year at the Australian Movie Convention as well as being awarded The Screen Producers Association of Australia (SPAA) Feature Film Producer of the Year award for Crackerjack, still the most successful Australian feature film at the Australian box office since its release in 2002.

Greg Sitch is a partner of the Australian entertainment law firm Hart Sitch Lawyers. Greg has been the principal legal advisor to many of Australia's most successful film and television programs over the last decade. In feature film Greg has also acted as Executive Producer on Crackerjack, and Geoffrey Wright's Macbeth, and as one of the Producers on Tony Martin's Bad Eggs.