public school basement where
they were doing it. It was jarring theatre and it stayed with
me all of this time. I wondered
if I could do that here. I started
looking into it and finally found a
way to get the rights, which was
not easy. I think they’ve only licensed it one or two times.”
The six different situations take
the audience on a roller coaster
ride that lures you in with moments that are almost comic,
such as pilots flirting with flight
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attendants. But with the audience disarmed, the scenes start
getting darker.
“You’ve better be ready for a
ride because the scenes are terrifying,” said Paprzycki. “And
they’re real.”
The reality of the situations is
something that truly hits home.
These aren’t imaginary characters whose lives are in danger,
these were real people caught in
situations that could easily happen to you or me while flying.
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