The youth workers discussed and exchanged experiences on developing and creating the scripts. They communicated their groups' ideas and found commonalities and differences around interpretations of the themes of "perfect life" and "performance pressure". Most interestingly, each group focused on different parts of the themes, but which combined to create an overall picture of the reality experienced by young people today. 

This is a particularly important process as the script is transformed into a specific performance and takes shape beyond the written text of the script. Youth workers discussed the topic based on the following questions:

• How do you choose a certain form of theatre?

• What is important in interpreting the story: which characters are involved and what interrelationships?

• How do you divide the roles?

• What is important in interpreting the story: what emotions should be expressed?

• What does the story require regarding spoken words, dialogue and diction?

• What kind of non-verbal behaviour and body techniques does the story require?

A performance usually accomplishes its purpose through the presentation of the result of the team's work to the general public.Two key factors need to be taken into account for the presentation of the performance: the place and the people who are going to attend it.The two teams discussed during the seminar about the importance of space, location and audience factors. 

Through the training seminar, the responsible team facilitators organised and documented a dissemination plan with specific actions mainly in social media in the form of a campaign. The points of interest of the campaign that were identified as the most important for achieving results are presented below: 

1. Creative Visuals

2. Video Content

3. Engaging Captions and Descriptions Texts

4. Interactive Content

5. Events