Most of them are the more common swear words. The play is very direct and it has strong issues about peer pressure.

It's a social issue play.

It's entertaining and funny and it helps make people -- adults and teen-agers -- more aware.

They've had to work at being mean to each other. Two of the characters are at each other throughout the show. It's sadly realistic.

I managed to get the four most polite children ever and they blushed through most of the rehearsals. At first, they were very uncomfortable with it and whispered the words. But, they got used to it because all of their characters use swear words.

Take a story that you're familiar with and tell it in your own words. Then you can relate it to the child's own world and things that they're familiar with.