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IN A MOSH PIT NO ONE CAN HEAR YOU SCREAM

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Sam and Lexi have been friends since Year 12 and are now in their first year at university. Lexi has asked Sam to help her get elected to the university students' union. But Sam has something troubling him...something about the way the world is using words like 'terrorist' and 'war' and 'boat people'. Lexi hasn't got time to worry about those sort of issues, she's too busy trying to win the approval of her new university friends. She doesn't realise it, but her friendship with Sam is in serious trouble.

'An in-depth examination of life - great snapshot of time - just about everyone can identify with some aspect of the play.' Teacher feedback

  • t.i.e
  • 50
  • 2 total
  • 1 female identifying, 1 male identifying
  • young people
  • 16 to 18
  • teen, young adult
  • Australian Script Centre


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Sam

Male | Teen | under 3 minutes
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EXTRACT: Dance, dance trance, techno trance, techno electro dance, thrash, trash, metal, hardcore, tribal beats, vital beats,dead beats, acid electro pop, Brit pop, hip hop, snap, crackle and pop, grunge, garage, Mariah Carey... Mariah Carey? (He tosses that CD into the bin)I'm not in a band or a DJ or anything, just like music - love playing around with sounds and saying stuff about the way I'm feeling and I'm kind of angry at the moment. Have you noticed? Aarrgghh! Nuh, it's cool, I'm not going to kill anyone. Yet.


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