• green crop vest

• Blue baggy jeans

• Birkenstock’s (scene in the other picture)

• Grey bandana

• Brown, black sunglasses

• Silver hoops

• Necklace, bracelets

Enid Blyton (1897–1968) was a British author best known for her prolific output of children's books. She wrote over 600 books during her career, many of which became classics of British children's literature. Some of her books are:

-The Famous Five

-The Secret Seven

-Noddy

-Malory Towers and St. Clare’s

Her writing is characterized by simple language, fast-paced plots, and a strong sense of morality and adventure. While incredibly popular with generations of children, her work has also drawn criticism for outdated attitudes toward race, class, and gender.

In the play one of the characters mentions Enid Blyton because of her storylines and in that scene the storyline was quite intense.

Hannah is a artistic director and a dramaturg who has worked on many shows.

What theatre companies has she worked with?

Hannah is a director and co founder for the theatre company Damsel productions, which is an all woman theatre. But she has also worked for National theatre, Soho theatre, Paines plough and Outside edge Revolt.

What is she known for?

She is known for being a Director and working for other theatre companies and her own.

What awards has she received? 

One of her works the swell was nominated for outstanding achievement. Also the brief life and mysterious death of Boris iii, king of Bulgaria won the office award for best ensemble.

1. Biography:

· What is the playwright’s full name?

Josh Azouz

· Where was the playwright born and raised?

Born in London 1985, He is a London-based Jewish writer and director for theatre.

· What educational background does the playwright have?

He is a London-based Jewish writer and director for theatre.

· Are there any significant life events or experiences that have influenced the playwrights career?

He has been invited onto writer's groups at the Royal Court and the Bush Theatre and is an associate artist for The Yard and MUJU (Muslim-Jewish Theatre Company).

2. Career and Works:

· What is the playwright best known for in the field of theatre?

The Get (BBC Radio 3)

· What themes or subjects does the playwright’s work often explore?

Good versus Evil, coming of age, loyalty, betrayal, justice and power

· Can you name some of the playwright’s most notable plays or productions?

Gigi & Dar (Arcola Theatre), Kiss / Marry / Push Off Cliff (National Theatre),

3. Style and Influences:

· How would you describe the playwright’s writing style? E.g. classical or contemporary

I would say his writing style different for each play from the images I have seen as I haven't watched the plays. But from the images and the names they seem like they are historical type of plays with some modern.

4. Impact and Recognition:

· Has playwright received any awards or recognition for her work as a playwright?

Josh won a Channel 4 playwright award for Buggy Baby.

· How have the playwright plays been received by audiences and critics?

From what I have researched most of his work has good ratings and reviews, around 4-5 stars.

5. Personal Reflection:

· Based on your research, what do you find most intriguing or inspiring about the playwright?

What intrigued me is his style, each of his plays have different storylines and lessons but still seem connected in different ways.

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What is dramatic theatre?

Dramatic theatre is a style of theatre that emphasizes realistic storytelling, plots, and character development to create an emotional connection with the audience. It usually follows a beginning, middle, and end and is made to make the audience empathize with the characters.

Identify Two theatre practitioners that’s specialise in dramatic theatre:

- Konstantin Stanislavski

He is from Russia and his style is realism and naturalism.

He focuses on the emotional truth and psychological truth within depth character work.

Stanislavski has worked on plays like the seagull and the cherry orchard.

-Brecht

He is from Berlin and his style is Linear, cause and effect.

He also limes to use realistic staging and design.

Brecht has also worked on play like The Caucasian chalk circle and The good person of Szechwan.

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In February 1959, nine experienced Soviet hikers led by Igor Dyatlov died under mysterious circumstances in the northern Ural Mountains of the Soviet Union. The group failed to return, and a search party found their campsite weeks later near what is now called Dyatlov Pass.

Key Details:

Tent Slashed from Inside: The hikers' tent had been cut open from the inside. It was found partly buried in snow.

Shoeless Escape: The hikers fled into sub-zero temperatures without proper clothes, some barefoot or in socks.

Scattered Bodies: Their bodies were found up to 1.5 km from the tent, some under snow and others by a forested area.

Theories (Mainstream and Fringe):

Avalanche – Most widely accepted today; theorizes the group fled in panic, and some were buried or injured.

Katabatic Wind – A rare and sudden wind event could have forced evacuation.

Infrasound – Caused by wind patterns and possibly induced panic or hallucinations.

Military Testing – Some speculate secret Soviet weapons testing caused the panic.

Paranormal/UFO – More speculative theories include aliens or supernatural phenomena.

Mansi Attack – Locals were initially suspected but ruled out due to lack of violence or motive.

Some recent updates:

In 2020, Russian authorities officially concluded that a slab avalanche (a delayed release of snow) caused the hikers' deaths. However, many researchers and enthusiasts remain skeptical due to the unusual injuries and other unexplained details.

Write a sentence describing what the production is about in your own words. Be sure to focus on the key moments that define the production.

Scene 1:

In scene one we start off with the group waking up Marco and telling him to leave the campsite aka the group because of something he said which we do not find out yet. He thinks it's a prank at first, but everyone makes it clear it isn’t; he starts to take it seriously and is upset and he leaves very frustrated.

Scene 2

In scene two we start off with Kiara and Ricky having a conversation. The conversation starts of talking about pumping the mattress then they start to talk about Kiaras relationship with Marco and Carl. Ricky also kind of confesses his feelings by wanting him and Kiara to be a thing. Before he could finish the rest of the group come back to the site with wicker baskets full of blackberries and a dead rabbit which shocks Ricky and Kiara. The group goes on to talk about their experience getting mentos from a drug dealer when they were supposed to get something else. Then Carl wants to have some alone time with Kiara and she kind of declining by going back to Jess and Ricky. Furthermore, two campers come and talk about their story to the group at the end of the scene

Scene 3:

Scene three we get introduced to noush who is in the Same year as the group. Noush finds Marco undressed and Noush helps Marco out. They have a long conversation about him and his friends. They also talk about the future, the conversation kind of ends but Marco has nowhere to go due to it being rainy, so Noush offers to sleep in the tent.

Scene 4:

The scene starts with all the group sitting under an umbrella due to the rain, they start talking about Tammer as she disappears to look for Marco and some of them are worried about her. Kiara and Carl go to bed, Jess and Ricky kind of have a deep talk about how Jess feels about what is going on in the group. The two get heated and almost fight but then Tammer appears from the walk. They talk about Marco and songs and relationships at the end of the scene.

Scene 5:

In this scene it is the next morning and Noush and Marco are already having a conversation. They start to talk about the kiss between him and Kiara and Noush kind of bad mouths the group. They have a deep conversation, and Marco thinks that Noush is going to kts but they aren’t. To not make Marco overthink Noush lets Marco stay another night.

Scene 6:

(Not doing Franky the dog)

Scene 7:

In scene seven Noush gives Marco mint tea, and he goes hyper. Then a moth appears, and they start to talk about spiritual stuff. Then Marco decides he is going to see the group.

Scene 8:

In scene eight the group is around the campfire chilling with each other; They start to talk about stars and then Marco and who is going to give him back his tent. Jess tells the story about the Dyatlov pass incident and they discuss it. Then Carl wakes up and they discuss how some of them want to go home and they do.

Scene 9:

In scene nine Marco appears at the campsite where the group is. Carl and Kiara drove home that night, so Jess, Tammer and Ricky stayed. Marco creeps around them and Tammer wakes up but goes back to sleep as Marco tells her to. He tries to zip up Rickys sleeping bag, but he wakes up and tries to get out, Jess wakes up from the noise Marco panics and pushed Ricky

which causes him to go rolling off the cliff. Jess and Tammer try to catch him but will they in time??

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