Auditions Soon My Brother My Brother My Brother

A Kulture Play. Cafe Locked out

If you know of a young man who may be interested please forward them this email.

After three young men, 18 to 24.

The characters are all Australian, but ethnicity isn't an issue, and the they are also all straight.

So guy fellas, you'll just have to act.

Play celebrates the profound beauty of masculinity with attacking other demographics. Though it and I are already copping those.

Story: Three boys wake up on a small boat far out at sea. How'd they get here? Where are their phones? How will they get home?

One thing is clear, if they do want to make it home, against all these odds, well they will only do so by becoming men. Thing is, if they do succeed will Australia even want these 3 brave young men?

The play celebrates the profound beauty of masculinity without attacking other demographics. Though it, and I are already copping those.

The play has a profound change when one character suggests they don't go back, it then becomes a metaphor, think of it as the souls of three young men drifting away from us in search of what men really want, worth,

WARNING the theatre is already copping hate mail, so to any actor who gets a role you must be aware that this play could polarize people, and you may/will cop social media attacks .

Michael Gray Griffith.

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