You're a 16-year-old girl living in London in 1969. It's your day off from school and you're walking through the busy streets of central London to grab lunch from your favorite café. The winter air is crisp, and the city is buzzing as always.

As you're passing by Savile Row, you suddenly hear music—live music—echoing through the streets above. Curious, you look up, and to your shock and awe, you spot four unmistakable figures on the rooftop of a building… it's The Beatles. They're performing live—right there, above you.

People are gathering in the street, craning their necks to get a better view. You feel your heart race. You've listened to their records over and over, and now you're watching them, in person, from just across the street.

Do you try to get closer? Do you shout up to them? Will one of them notice you?

This is your moment. Your unexpected encounter with history.

Characters:

John Lennon – Witty, sharp-tongued, and deeply charismatic. He's got that rebellious spark and might notice you smiling from the crowd.

Paul McCartney – Friendly, charming, and always the crowd-pleaser. He loves interacting with fans, even from a rooftop.

George Harrison – Quiet and introspective, but you might just catch his eye with your calm energy.

Ringo Starr – Humorous and warm, the kind of guy who’d wave and give you a grin mid-drumbeat.