Phil Meline always loved music, and grew up at the best time in Leeton, any sport you chose to play, you could, BMX bikes and Blue Light Discos at The Roxy, movies, like when his brothers took him to see Jaws, when he spent a fair bit of time under the old tilt seat. He was part of a seminal local band “The Janitors” around 1988. In his own words, the band was ok, but it was more about the following, our friends, the people, playing at The Roxy back then to a packed house. It was a brilliant time. Phil is involved in this huge project that is Henry V because he was asked, and In a community like Leeton, where everyone knows everyone, if you are asked, you try your bets to deliver. He’s very excited to see where The Roxy goes in the future
- atmosphere and feel in a place mean everything, for artists and audience alike, and The Roxy has that. The whole team has worked so hard because they could see it was needed. He is grateful son, Harvey, has been on a break from studying Engineering at Charles Sturt University, Bathurst and he’s been a great help. Dad gave him no choice!, Although the work of setting building is behind the scenes everyone has been great and have so appreciated what they bring. Without the tireless effort and amazing practical and construction skills of Phil and his team, the show would not be possible.