(Wordlessly, the characters wander off, collecting their various belongings as they do so. Groupie remains seated. Lady is the last of the others to leave. As she is about to do so, she turns and notices Groupie)

(Lady leaves. Groupie sits for a little while, then Rock & Roll Suicide by David Bowie starts playing. Groupie's actions mimic the words. "Time takes a cigarette, puts it in your mouth. You pull on a finger, then another finger, then on the cigarette." A nailfile or lipstick case doubles for the cigarette)

(As the song proceeds, Groupie slowly gets up and then starts to walk around. As the song gradually changes tone, she visibly raises her chin and changes her resolve, beginning to emphasise the words. With the lyrics saying that she's not alone, she bangs the table and mouths the words "You're NOT alone" and "You're WONderful")

See Teenage Wildlife - the David Bowie Interactive Fan Site for Rock & Roll Suicide lyrics.

(Lights begin to dim slowly)

(Suddenly, lights up. All of the remaining characters burst in)

(Lady smiles and accepts. They execute an incongruous waltz in counterpoint to the music. Groupie and Girl hug. Then Groupie twirls to the music as the others look on)

(Before the first chorus, the characters turn to face the audience as one. They encourage the audience to join in with hand claps and singing along. The "Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am" line should be emphasised. Perhaps even a descending song sheet on which Fool uses a music-hall pointer to encourage the sing-along!)

See Teenage Wildlife - the David Bowie Interactive Fan Site for Suffragette City lyrics.

(Depending on the level of audience participation, either lights dim slowly or the music plays to a conclusion and the characters stay on stage to take their bow)