
ELEVATOR 2022:
Intergalactic (Petals and Constellations)
by Alison Scurfield
WRITTEN BY ALISON SCURFIELD
DIRECTED BY GRAEME THOMPSON
STARRING AIDEN NORD AND TYLER DOBBS
You and me, we’re nothing like each other. Trust me.
Sometimes I think we might be, a bit. Quite a bit, actually.
Johnny isn’t one of the cool kids. He likes physics, space and Professor Brian ‘saucepot’ Cox. He is also struggling to move on from a family tragedy. But when new boy, Hassan joins the school forces of nature seem to pull them together. Can this unlikely friendship save them, and help them both aim for the stars?
Alison Scurfield’s debut play is a witty and tender tale about grief, growing up gay and the universe.
Reviews
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 'an impressive debut by any standards...The script is genuinely funny as well as touching...The two actors give heartfelt and skilled performances...The play definitely deserves to be more widely seen.'
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Creative Team

Alison Scurfield - Writer
Alison Scurfield is a writer from North Yorkshire. Her first short, Flushed, was performed at Live Theatre in 2019 as part of 10 Minutes to… Stake a Claim. She also had a rehearsed reading of Partners in Crime at Alphabetti Theatre in the same year.

Aiden Nord - Actor Johnny
Aiden began his acting career as a character voice on the BBC educational series 'Ask Lara' and he has featured roles in 'Vera' (ITV) and 'Doctors' (BBC). More recently, Aiden has worked on the immersive theatre project 'First Footing' at Woodhorn Museum, short film 'POOF', which was nominated for an Iris prize and starred in 'Starfish' (Live Theatre’s '10 Minutes To…Call Home').

Tyler Dobbs - Actor Hassan
Arts Ed trained Tyler’s theatre credits include 'Calendar Girls The Musical' (UK Tour), 'Snow White' (Manchester) and 'Tom’s Midnight Garden' (Theatre by the Lake). Television credits include 'Coronation Street' (ITV), 'Vera' (ITV) and 'Wolfe' (Sky).
£8 concs £6
1hr 10 mins
Age suitability: 15+
Trigger Warnings: Contains some strong language and themes of loss and grief. This production also contains flashing lights.
Venue: Main Theatre