"I'm not lying! I just change facts in order to fit the situation sometimes. The same way you did the night when we were at Spudshed." — Driving Everywhere and Nowhere at Once by Sean Larry Mudariki
Sam and Stefan confront the truth: what really happened on their drive home from Spudshed? A message from a pigeon leads Amy into the heart of a high-risk eco-operation. When unexpected visitors wreak havoc during a joyride in her parents' spare spaceshuttle, Cella must navigate friendships as well as the stars. At their annual traditional swim, four friends become entangled in murky secrets. And about to go on stage for the performance of their life on Australia's Got Talent, Wes and Mel battle costume malfunctions, stagefright and personal history.
Each year, ATYP brings together 20 emerging playwrights from around Australia, empowering them to create plays that connect with young performers and audiences. The Intersection Festival gives young people the opportunity to perform brand-new short plays written by some of the country's best new writers.
ATYP, Australia’s oldest and largest youth theatre company, has been bridging the divide between young people and professional theatre practice since 1963. Each year, in their National Studio program, it brings together 20 young writers from across the country and challenges them to create stories. Its Voices Project which ran from 2011 to 2016, nurtured talented young playwrights in the development of seven-minute monologues for young actors. From 2017, it expanded the project to Intersection which features heartbreaking, funny and powerful interactions between characters, in addition to monologues, which together create a compelling snapshot of life as a teenager.
| Cast Info | - |
| Genres | Comedy, Naturalism / realism, Drama |
| Themes | Solo Performer, Two-hander, Short Play (under 15 minutes), Political/Social themes |
| Audiences | Young Adult, Secondary: Years 10-12 |
| Extent | 116 |
| Edition | CTS |
| Size | 137 x 210 mm |
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