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The Wolves Theatre Company present
 

A month seasons of Michael Gray Griffith's Plays. 
Each celebrating the complexity, issues and beauty of Men
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Marooned 

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Marooned has been performed over 80 times and is not only a beautiful work of theatrical art but is in the running to be one of Australia’s most important plays.
A crowd Favourite, It has never ceased to wow audiences and has many professionals in the suicide prevention world calling it a revolution in suicide prevention. A claim also made by the Australian Army’s head psychologist. 
It was invited to Canberra to perform for the Chief of Army with plans to visit all barracks Australia wide but this was stalled by COVID-19. 
In the UK the play is being used by 10 Windsor Walk CIC, a UK-based not-for-profit community of mental health experts, as a training tool for psychiatrists, psychologists, and mental health nurses.
In 2022 The Institute of Psychoanalysis staged an event. In collaboration
with the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Maudsley Biomedical  Research Centre, The South London and Maudsley NHS

Foundation Trust, and Ten Windsor Walk, where a filmed reading of Marooned screened followed by a discussion with.several Professors and Doctors
The play effectively explores the deep-seated reasons why some individuals,
primarily men, take their own lives. Through a blend of raw drama and humour, it ultimately leaves audiences feeling inspired to embrace life.

My Brother, My Brother, My Brother

Michael sees My Brother My Brother My Brother as the child of Marooned. Motivated by Michael’s want to ask us one question, theatrically; If we treat our beautiful sons as though they should be ashamed of their natural masculinity, what do you think will happen to their souls?  

Three young men adrift on a incapacitated boat, christened If after Rudyard Kipling’s great poem, are drifting out to sea. Initially it appears to be a survival story, but then one young man suggests that they don’t go back, claiming our country doesn’t want free speaking, confident young larikins anymore, but rather compliant, silent men.

When Icebergs Burns

Damien Richardson will start in a rehearsed reading of Michael's play, "When Icebergs Burn"

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A thriller, it’s set in a bush hut where Lazarus, a security guard has his grown-up and estranged daughter, Angelica chained to a wall. Angelica is an ice addict who has just committed a horrific crime, yet here at the point where her life should be over she has been abducted by her father whom she hates. A man determined to finally be the father she needs. Yet despite being driven by a deep love that refuses to die, Lazarus has no money, little water, even less food and currently the police hunt is become one of the biggest in history. He feels they only have one chance in hell and he will soon find out, because hell is coming.

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DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

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