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Episode 1
Sunday, March 19, 2023 (ABC, all eps on iView)
Written by Adriano Cappelletta
Directed by John Sheedy

On the 1983 Federal election night, Labor wins by a landslide and Bob Hawke becomes the new Prime Minister. On Oxford Street, there is an eruption of celebration — this could mean a big step forward in the fight for equality.

Cast: Nic Prior as Alpha (Chorus), Scott Johnson as Constable Barnaby, Adriano Cappelletta as Gamma (Chorus), Tomas Parrish as Beta (Chorus), Alice Birbara as Delta (Chorus), Leigh Buchanan as Drag Door Bitch, Art Simone as Patty, Oscar Leal as Gabe, Tim Draxl as David Westford, Nicholas Brown as Paul, Wil King as Liam, Jada Alberts as Deb, Anna McGahan as Michelle, Ryan A. Murphy as Tim, Matt Day as Jeremy Wilding, Anita Hegh as Clara Jones, Andrea Moor as Margaret, Tracie Filmer as Anna, Shane Davidson as Danny, Gulliver Page as Raiding Copper #1, Jason O'Halloran as Raiding Copper, Jack Fieguth as Raiding Copper #3, Kyle Clark as Patchs Crew, Aleks Skar as Patchs Crew #2, Amanda Giblin as Patchs Crew, Angela Sippel as Patchs Crew #4 (DJ), Patrick Harkness as Patchs Crew In Cubicle, Victer Ulrich as Patchs Crew In Cubicle #2, Gabriel Marton as Patchs Crew In Cubicle, Steven Oliver as Alessio, James Reiser as Mark, Steve Nation as Mitchell Chalmers, Kerith Atkinson as Dr Grace Maitland, Genevieve Hegney as Katerina, James Monarski as Theo

No Time For Politicking

Episode 2
Sunday, March 26, 2023
Written by Jane Allen
Directed by John Sheedy

David convinces Jeremy that the government should support the community response to the worsening crisis, but will the community be willing to trust them?

Cast: Adriano Cappelletta as Gamma (Chorus), Nic Prior as Alpha (Chorus), Tomas Parrish as Beta (Chorus), Alice Birbara as Delta (Chorus), Ryan A, Murphy as Tim, Jorge Miller as Beat Man, Tim Draxl as David Westford, Matt Day as Jeremy Wilding, Steve Nation as Mitchell Chalmers, Tracie Filmer as Anna, James Monarski as Theo, Nicholas Brown as Paul, Oscar Leal as Gabe, Bryan Probets as Patrick Stratton, Jada Alberts as Deb, Wil King as Liam, Anna McGahan as Michelle, Kate Woodcroft as Volunteer, Alexander Schahin as Felix, Trent Owers as Conrad, James Clack as Man In Sauna, Samuel Gowdy as Sauna Patron, Genevieve Hegney as Katerina, Garth Holcombe as Jamie, Helen Oleary as Karla, Caleb Monk as Max, Steven Oliver as Alessio, Nikhil Singh as Aseel Rais, Winnie Mzembe as Nurse, Amy Ingram as Sister Robina, Art Simone as Patty, Kerri Llewy-Allan as Khanh, Juan Modinger as Baqil, Shane Davidson as Danny, Ashlee Lollback as Newsreader

Intriguing Habits

Episode 3
Sunday, April 02, 2023
Written by Jonathan Gavin
Directed by Nicholas Verso

A new wave of hatred against the gay community, fueled by increasing blame and fear in the media, sees a spike in violence against gay people. With AIDS now in the blood banks, fear and prejudice spiral out of control.

Cast: Nic Prior as Alpha (Chorus), Tomas Parrish as Beta (Chorus), Adriano Cappelletta as Gamma (Chorus), Alice Birbara as Delta (Chorus), Matt Day as Jeremy Wilding, Tim Draxl as David Westford, Tracie Filmer as Anna, Hugh Parker as Roland, Bryan Probets as Patrick Stratton, Merlynn Tong as Lisa, James Monarski as Theo, Nicholas Brown as Paul, Mitchell Marion as Xavier, Wil King as Liam, Anna McGahan as Michelle, Fraser Anderson as Elias, Genevieve Hegney as Katerina, Jada Alberts as Deb, Mirko Grillini as Cameron, Luke Mullins as Michael Clement, Jason Klarwein as Tony, Amy Ingram as Sister Robina, Ryan A. Murphy as Tim, James Reiser as Mark, Steven Oliver as Alessio, Astrid Wells as Sister Julia, Wendy Mocke as Sister Esther, Michael Webb as Teller, Rijen Laine as Guy, Veronica Neave as Trish, Steve Nation as Mitchell Chalmers, Kerith Atkinson as Dr Grace Maitland, Carla Haynes as Paul's Receptionist, Art Simone as Patty, Oscar Leal as Gabe

There's Always a Dance Floor

Episode 4
Sunday, April 09, 2023
Written by Adriano Cappelletta & Jane Allen
Directed by Nicholas Verso

With infections rising rapidly, and threatening the broader population, David and Jeremy adopt a bold new approach — terrifying people into paying attention.

Cast: Tomas Parrish as Beta (Chorus), Amy Ingram as Sister Robina, Adriano Cappelletta as Gamma (Chorus), Art Simone as Patty, Alice Birbara as Delta (Chorus), Nic Prior as Alpha (Chorus), Jada Alberts as Deb, Ryan A. Murphy as Tim, Anna McGahan as Michelle, Diana Glenn as Caroline, Tim Draxl as David Westford, Matt Day as Jeremy Wilding, Tim Appleton as Caroline Fan, Paula Nazarski as Worried Woman, Matt Thomas as Admiring Man, Nicholas Brown as Paul, Oscar Leal as Gabe, Tracie Filmer as Anna, Steve Nation as Mitchell Chalmers, Nicholas Cooper as Vinnie, Matt Domingo as Caleb, Wil King as Liam, Leigh Buchanan as Drag Door Bitch, Michael Mandalios as Drinker, Reece Milne as Kurt, Shane Davidson as Danny, Tony Bellino as Landlord, Hugh Parker as Roland, Merlynn Tong as Lisa, Bryan Probets as Patrick Stratton, Steven Oliver as Alessio, Nikhil Singh as Aseel, Jason Wilder as Fergus, Kerith Atkinson as Dr Grace Maitland, Marcus Nelson as Journalist, Alison McKenzle as Robin, Genevieve Hegney as Katerina