One moment, one choice, a lifetime of consequences. How much damage does one punch really do?

Moving from a pub-side view of the confronting world of mateship, booze and violence to experiencing loss through the eyes of the grief-stricken, One Punch Wonder pulls up the page and puts the culture of toxic masculinity under a microscope. Looking into the cowards’ punch from all angles, it asks us: How are we raising our boys?

Doors open: 6.30pm
Show starts: 7.00pm
Venue: Narrogin Senior High School Performing Arts Centre
Tickets: Child $15, Adult $35, Concession $33, Arts Narrogin Member $30

Age recommendation: 15+ 
Target audience: The ideal audience for The Blind Eye Trilogy is broad but especially includes those who are eager for thoughtful, challenging, and socially relevant theatre. We recommend the show for:
● Adults and older teens (15+) who are interested in contemporary Australian stories and issues
● Community members seeking to better understand and address the realities of violence, gender, and cultural change
● Educators, students, and youth groups looking for authentic dialogue on topics often considered taboo, such as toxic masculinity, pornography, and domestic violence
● Social workers, mental health professionals, and advocates working in fields related to gender, violence prevention, and community wellbeing
● Parents, caregivers, and anyone looking to foster meaningful, cross-generational conversations about respect, empathy, and resilience
● Theatre lovers who appreciate inventive, immersive, and physical performance
Content warnings: Given the sensitive nature of the themes explored, the show is best suited for mature audiences. We advise that some content may be confronting, but believe strongly that its power to spark vital conversation and community connection far outweighs the discomfort. This is theatre for people who want to be moved, challenged, and inspired to make a difference.
Running time: 1 hour 20 mins