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Notes on the Text

Stage directions are in (Italics)

Words ‘that’ are not in italics within the text indicate the inner thought which was prerecorded by the actor

A dash (–) indicates the conversation has a fast pace

Lines in italics indicate that the actor is role-playing other characters.

An ellipsis (…) indicates a trailing-off of thought or delayed response.

Characters during dialogue in [square brackets] can be performed by the actor

All other character dialogues are performed by the Voice Over actors ‘Jodie from Scene 3, Pops & Guy 1’

An asterisk (*) indicates the character’s traits

An (/) indicates a break from the dialogue

Notes from the Movement Director

‘Creating a movement scape for the show as Movement Director I will help the actor prepare to embody his character and play with physicality/ gestures with the other characters that may surface in this one man show. The play also goes into a psychological place, therefore we will be exploring for example anxiety into a movement language. As the play is taken back to a specific time and place we will explore the movement language/dance/grooves that may have been trending at that time to add nostalgia to the piece.’

Corey is going in between narrating the story and showing us the action within the story.