37 by Nathan Maynard
Southbank, VIC 3006 Australia
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Get ready for a wild ride! Whether you’re a die-hard football fan or just along for the laughs, the Cutting Cove boys are back.
After winning over critics and audiences in Melbourne Theatre Company’s 2024 Season, this hit comedy returns for another round.
The story follows a struggling local footy team from a small coastal town, languishing at the bottom of the ladder—until the Marngrook cousins arrive. Inspired by the Aboriginal game that gave rise to the AFL, they’re ready to lead the team toward its first victory in years. 37 blends choreographed sequences of Marngrook and modern football with the humor and sometimes edgy banter typical of Aussie sporting clubs.
Set in the era of Adam Goodes’s iconic war cry and named after his jersey number, 37 throws ten actors into a gritty, competitive world, exploring the values at the heart of Australia’s football passion. It dives into themes of community, identity, and the true cost of winning.
Written by Nathan Maynard, twice named Tasmanian Aboriginal Artist of the Year, and directed by Isaac Drandic (The Birthday Party, Cleverman), 37 shows that genuine conversations are as vital as the game itself. Where you stand truly matters.
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Get ready for a wild ride! Whether you’re a die-hard football fan or just along for the laughs, the Cutting Cove boys are back.
After winning over critics and audiences in Melbourne Theatre Company’s 2024 Season, this hit comedy returns for another round.
The story follows a struggling local footy team from a small coastal town, languishing at the bottom of the ladder—until the Marngrook cousins arrive. Inspired by the Aboriginal game that gave rise to the AFL, they’re ready to lead the team toward its first victory in years. 37 blends choreographed sequences of Marngrook and modern football with the humor and sometimes edgy banter typical of Aussie sporting clubs.
Set in the era of Adam Goodes’s iconic war cry and named after his jersey number, 37 throws ten actors into a gritty, competitive world, exploring the values at the heart of Australia’s football passion. It dives into themes of community, identity, and the true cost of winning.
Written by Nathan Maynard, twice named Tasmanian Aboriginal Artist of the Year, and directed by Isaac Drandic (The Birthday Party, Cleverman), 37 shows that genuine conversations are as vital as the game itself. Where you stand truly matters.
Date
About the Show
Get ready for a wild ride! Whether you’re a die-hard football fan or just along for the laughs, the Cutting Cove boys are back.
After winning over critics and audiences in Melbourne Theatre Company’s 2024 Season, this hit comedy returns for another round.
The story follows a struggling local footy team from a small coastal town, languishing at the bottom of the ladder—until the Marngrook cousins arrive. Inspired by the Aboriginal game that gave rise to the AFL, they’re ready to lead the team toward its first victory in years. 37 blends choreographed sequences of Marngrook and modern football with the humor and sometimes edgy banter typical of Aussie sporting clubs.
Set in the era of Adam Goodes’s iconic war cry and named after his jersey number, 37 throws ten actors into a gritty, competitive world, exploring the values at the heart of Australia’s football passion. It dives into themes of community, identity, and the true cost of winning.
Written by Nathan Maynard, twice named Tasmanian Aboriginal Artist of the Year, and directed by Isaac Drandic (The Birthday Party, Cleverman), 37 shows that genuine conversations are as vital as the game itself. Where you stand truly matters.
Read More
Get ready for a wild ride! Whether you’re a die-hard football fan or just along for the laughs, the Cutting Cove boys are back.
After winning over critics and audiences in Melbourne Theatre Company’s 2024 Season, this hit comedy returns for another round.
The story follows a struggling local footy team from a small coastal town, languishing at the bottom of the ladder—until the Marngrook cousins arrive. Inspired by the Aboriginal game that gave rise to the AFL, they’re ready to lead the team toward its first victory in years. 37 blends choreographed sequences of Marngrook and modern football with the humor and sometimes edgy banter typical of Aussie sporting clubs.
Set in the era of Adam Goodes’s iconic war cry and named after his jersey number, 37 throws ten actors into a gritty, competitive world, exploring the values at the heart of Australia’s football passion. It dives into themes of community, identity, and the true cost of winning.
Written by Nathan Maynard, twice named Tasmanian Aboriginal Artist of the Year, and directed by Isaac Drandic (The Birthday Party, Cleverman), 37 shows that genuine conversations are as vital as the game itself. Where you stand truly matters.