The document provides context and descriptions for various scenes and locations aboard the Titanic, including the Smoke Room, First Class Dining Saloon, Grand Staircase, Café Parisen (described as a charming sunlit verandah decorated with plants), First Class Barber Shop, warnings of icebergs from another ship, outdoor decks for different classes, Third Class Bedrooms, and luggage fees for passengers. It encourages the reader to consider where their character was coming from and going in each scene to enhance immersion in the experience of the Titanic.

1. Do you know where you are in each
scene? Where’s your character coming
from? Let’s get it in your head!

2. Titanic Smoke Room: Original and
Recreation

3. First Class Dining: Saloon and a White
Star Plate

4. Grand Staircase

5. Café Parisen
"...a Café Parisien, which is an
entirely new feature on board
ship, has been arranged in
connection with the
restaurant, and here lunches
and dinners can be served under
the same excellent conditions
and with all the advantages of
the restaurant itself...it will be
seen that this café has the
appearance of a charming sun-
lit verandah, tastefully
decorated in French trellis-work
with ivy and other creeping
plants, and is provided with
small groups of chairs
surrounding convenient tables."

6. First Class Barber
That’s Right! Mr. Weikman’s
Shop! Coy, you spent a lot of
time here!!

7. Who ignored warnings of icebergs when
sighted? Taken
from
another
ship 36
hours
before the
Titanic
struck…
Iceberg
clearly
sighted in
the upper
right
corner.

8. Don’t worry, Alice, there’s a deck for you
too!

9. And I didn’t forget our stokers…

10. Third Class Bedrooms

11. Apparently the airlines weren’t the first to
charge for too much luggage!
A Titanic Passenger was charged for extra luggage on railway at Waterloo
Station

12. Titanic was indeed a
FLOATING CITY….take
some time and think about
where your character was
before and after each
scene. Keep the magic alive
for the duration of the
show!