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BEHIND THE PLAY

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The story behind the scenes of an AFL Football Club. Lynette is a reporter trying to get the inside information about the club by seducing one of the players. When she is attacked by another player, she decides to use the attack for her own benefit. And so the deals begin.

The play investigates the relationships between the players, their wives and girlfriends, as they are manipulated and controlled by the politics of the club.

"Loud, fast, funny, energetic and raucous. It captures that clannish, conspiratorial atmosphere which can ignore anything (attempted rape, adultery, violence...) if the team is threatened..."—InPress

  • comedy/drama
  • 110
  • 9 total
  • 6 female identifying, 3 male identifying
  • 16 to 18, 18+, 12 to 16
  • young adult, adult, teen
  • Australian Script Centre


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FOOTY PLAY PUTS THE BOOT IN

ROBIN USHER, THE AGE, 4 AUGUST 2010

THE more the football world changes, the more it seems to stay the same. Proof can be found in the 1993 play about footy's boozing, sexism and racism, ///Behind the Play///.

MARRIED TO THE GAME

RADIO NATIONAL, 25 OCTOBER 2002

TRANSCRIPT: For ///The Sports Factor/// Maria Tickle investigates what it’s like to be married to a professional team sports player.

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