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https://theblurb.com.au/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/rsz_3_ngali_shaw_and_the_cast_of_melbourne_theatre_companys_37_photo_by_pia_johnson.jpg800534When I first saw 37 almost a year ago, I was suitably impressed by the authenticity, grit, vitriol and humour involved in the production. In fact, it was another MTC triumph. With only one cast change, the second helping is just as satisfying. It gets to the essence of why football is much more than...