From pitching ideas, to writing the script, sourcing the cast, designing the set, designing the costumes, and composing the music; Mr Williams said “a lot of work goes into bringing these characters to life on stage”. Among other challenges of creating a stage play like this one, Mr Williams said meeting the kids’ expectations is probably the biggest challenge, as kids are known to be brutally honest. You know, the minute Bluey skips on it’s like you’re transported back to the 60s when the Beatles first walk on stage. The stage play comprises of life-sized puppets controlled by humans. But when asked how that aspect is balanced, Mr William’s highlighted imagination as a gift children possess.