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Template:Larp Mad About the Boy was a game run two times in Norway in 2010 inspired by the the comic series Y: The Last Man.
The game was organized by Tor Kjetil Edland, Margrete Raaum and Trine Lise Lindahl.
The first round of the game was run with only female participants (except one). In the second run men where allowed to participate, but would play female characters. The organizers published all character texts online, which has made unofficial re-runs possible. One such re-run was done in the Netherlands in the summer of 2011.
In October 2012, the game ran again in Connecticut, through a collaboration between the original Norwegian team and a US group, led by Lizzie Stark.
A new production is scheduled in Västerås, Sweden in June 2013.
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Summary
Mad about the Boy is a larp about survivors of a global disaster that killed more than half of humanity. An inexplicable disease killed all the men in mere minutes. The surviving women are facing not only the enormous task of rebuilding society, but also the possible extinction of humanity.
The world of the larp is inspired by the graphic novel Y the Last Man by Brian K. Vaughn and Pia Guerra. The larp does not use any characters or storylines from the graphic novel. Our story is about a group of women who have applied to an insemination program initiated three years after the disaster. As sperm has become a very precious resource, there are only a few women who will be given this privilege.
Statistics
The production was run 2 times in Norway with 25 player in each game.
The all-women US run in 2012 had 31 players.
Techniques
Video presentation
Presentation about the game by Tor Kjetil Edland - Not Another Story About Boy Meets Girl from Nordic Larp Talks 2011.
Video documentation
Video documentation from game 1(?).
