Neighbours star Joe Klocek and Pia Miranda shine in trailer for upcoming Stan Original Series Invisible Boys - based on Holden Sheppard's best-selling novel
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Veteran Australian actors Joe Klocek and Pia Miranda are set to showcase their incredible acting chops in the Stan Original Serie, Invisible Boys. The powerful 10-part series is based on the best-selling novel by Holden Sheppard and adapted for the screen by Logie and AACTA award-winner Nicholas Verso.
![[The powerful 10-part series is based on the best selling novel by Holden Sheppard and adapted for the screen by Logie and AACTA award-winner Nicholas Verso. Pictured: Pia Miranda on the series]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/22/12/94386171-14312485-image-a-13_1737547408200.jpg)
A newly-released trailer gives a sneak peek of the gripping drama, set in Western Australia in 2017 during the same-sex marriage plebiscite. It gives a hard-hitting insight into the repercussions in a small WA town after a local teenager is outed as gay on social media.
![[A newly released trailer showcases the stars appearing in what looks to be a gripping drama set in Western Australia in 2017 during the same-sex marriage plebiscite]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/22/12/94386165-14312485-image-a-14_1737547444446.jpg)
Filmed in Perth and Geraldton, Invisible Boys explores sexual identities and the internal struggles that result. An all-star cast appear in the series, including Neighbours star Joe Klocek, Looking for Alibrandi's Pia Miranda and Wolverine's Myles Pollard.
![[The series looks to provide a hard-hitting insight into the repercussions within a small WA town, after a local teenager is outed as gay on social media]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/22/12/94386121-14312485-image-a-15_1737547502341.jpg)
Veteran Australian actors Joe Klocek (pictured) and Pia Miranda are seen exercising their dramatic acting chops in the newly released trailer for the Stan Original Series Invisible Boys. The Voice Australia 2018 finalist Aydan Calafiore also has a main role in the edge-of-your-seat drama.
The series, written for screen by a team of queer writers, promises a raw and authentic portrayal of gay adolescence. It looks to shed some light on aspects of sexuality often overlooked in mainstream narratives. The show looks to perfectly capture the essence of Sheppard's celebrated 2019 novel.
