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It is the biggest night of Melbourne’s high school academic calendar, the Grand Finale of the Year 12 Inter-school Debating Tournament. The all-boys team from the elite St Imperium college are ready to totally annihilate their sister school rivals until… Played in real-time as the St Imperium team prepare their case, Trophy Boys is a satire comedy about power, privilege and high school debating. Using a winning combination of satire and camp, Trophy Boys interrogates the well-documented toxic masculinity, misogyny and homophobia of our elite private boys’ schools, and their prevalence in the backgrounds of those holding the highest offices in the country
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Content Warnings
Contains strong language and adult themes. Recommended ages: 13+
Creative Team
Playwright: Emmanuelle Mattana
Director: Marni Mount
Designer: Ben Andrews
Lighting Designer: Katie Sfetkidis
Nunga Tickets for First Nations Communities
Country Arts SA offers subsidised Nunga Tickets to support access and inclusion for First Nations peoples. These tickets are available at our Arts Centres and through the Shows on the Road program. Learn more about our First Nations Program
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