The Boys - Graham, Gordon
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Brett Sprague is just out of jail. Reunited with his mum Sandra and brothers Glenn and Stevie, he's ready to reclaim his life. But things have changed while Brett has been inside. Girlfriend Michelle may have moved on, Glenn's moved out and Stevie is about to be a dad. As Brett's disruptive force takes hold, tensions flare and Brett embarks on a drink-fuelled rampage, sweeping his brothers along with him - with terrifying consequences. Twenty-one years ago, audiences were lining the streets to see the original Griffin production of The Boys. Since then, it's become a classic of the Australian…mehr

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Brett Sprague is just out of jail. Reunited with his mum Sandra and brothers Glenn and Stevie, he's ready to reclaim his life. But things have changed while Brett has been inside. Girlfriend Michelle may have moved on, Glenn's moved out and Stevie is about to be a dad. As Brett's disruptive force takes hold, tensions flare and Brett embarks on a drink-fuelled rampage, sweeping his brothers along with him - with terrifying consequences. Twenty-one years ago, audiences were lining the streets to see the original Griffin production of The Boys. Since then, it's become a classic of the Australian stage and screen, winning along its way an AWGIE and four AFI Awards. (2 acts, 3 male, 4 female)
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GORDON GRAHAM was born in 1949 and is an Arts graduate of the University of Western Australia. Innocent Bystanders was first produced at the Royal Court Theatre Upstairs in London, 1975. Graham has written extensively for television, film and theatre. His numerous awards include the 2000 Griffin Award for New Australian Playwriting for Below, the 2005 Griffin Award for New Australian Playwriting for The Carnivores, the 2003 Patrick White Playwright's Award for Even Amongst Dogs and the 2009 Patrick White Playwright Award for Forever Seven Training.