I wish I could read the text of the play. If it's about challenging gender roles and how boys can play princesses or girls can play superheroes, great! If it's saying boys who like traditionally feminine things are really all transgender girls or a nonbinary gender, I'm not onboard. Acceptance of transgender people, sure, but I find the messaging lately that gender is based on stereotypical behaviour that I thought we had already got over several decades ago and that if you're a woman who isn't 100% feminine you're actually male or something in between (or vice versa) so deeply offensive, as a woman who has never been super feminine. I hate to think that if I was growing up now I might be encouraged to identify as a different gender instead of just encouraged to be myself and do what I like regardless of gender.

Oh, and I also think we shouldn't have Catholic schools anymore and all resources should be pooled into one public system, but that's another issue.