Summer at Mount Hope

"Summer At Mount Hope" is a black comedy that follows Phoeba Crupp, a young woman with a strong independent streak, as she navigates the shifting dynamics of her rural Australian community amidst social change. As external forces like pastoralists, suffragettes, and squatters arrive, Phoeba gradually gains awareness of the complexities of adulthood and the importance of personal relationships. Through Rosalie Ham's signature wit, the story explores themes of independence, friendship, and self-discovery in a changing world.