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My Brother, My Brother, My Brother. A play that celebrates the Beauty of Masculinity. Live streamed from the Alex Theatre, St Kilda. Start time 2pm. This is to let an audience hear the script and give live feedback on the play, before proceeding to the premier. Tickets will be on the door; $20 each If you can make it to the online event, we would also love to hear your feedback, links will be made available. Info on the play: Michael Gray Griffith, writer of ‘Marooned’ and ‘The Magnolia Tree’ has a new play aimed at young men. Three young men wake up on a small disabled fishing boat that is drifting further and further out to sea. All their phones are missing, the radio has been broken, and they cannot see land nor any search planes or boats. It appears they were drugged and now have woken up in a perilous situation, alone. Initially the play appears to be a simple survival story but as time passes the play becomes a mirror, that asks us all a profound question: If we treat our young males as though there is something wrong with them, and offer them only shame, what do you think will happen to their souls? The play is very funny, tense, and full of colourful language, but it is also full of courage and mateship, as these three young men work together to celebrate the forgotten beauty of masculinity. Supported by The Alex Theatre and produced by The Wolves Theatre Company