Table 4.

Scenes from There is a Light: BRIGHTLIGHT

Act	Scene
Diagnosis	Being told you have cancer Young people’s right to be involved in decisions Impact of finding out a parent has cancer Misdiagnosis 1 Reflection on having childhood cancer Misdiagnosis 2
After the shock	Young people excluded from research Undergoing treatment for cervical cancer Consultation with the GP Sensitive conversations with parents present NHS versus private healthcare Inequality in access to young person-specific cancer care Developing and maintaining relationships when you have cancer
Support	Young person-related services provided in specialist units and inequalities in accessing these Importance of carers
Death	Experience of losing a friend to cancer In memory of people the cast have lost
Survival	Reflections on being cured

GP General practitioner