[Python] Class instantiation in python multiple inheritance and passing arguments [closed]

I am trying something like below. Need some help with this design as it is not working out...

Have two parent classes "Organiser" and "Activity". Class Event is a child class with two parent classes "Organiser" and "Activity". Event() has additional arguments besides inheriting Parent's arguments.

what I don't want to do is that when I instantiate object of class Event, I don't want to provide all arguments of its own as well as for its parents in one go.

Instead, I want to intake only arguments for Event() and then call Parent Class methods to intake their arguments.

What i intent to achieve is let the respective parent class deal with its inputs, validations etc and not burden child class with all of it.

class Organiser:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name

def addOrganiser(self):
self.name = input("provide name of organiser: ")

class Activity:
def __init__(self, type):
self.type = type

def addActivity(self):
self.type = input("provide type of activity: ")

class Event(Organiser, Activity): #two parents
def __init__(self, eventName, venue):
self.eventName = eventName
self.venue = venue

def createEvent(self):
....
....

#---- main program

Event1 = Event("Greenwood Challenge", "Arthur Ground")
Event1.createEvent()
Event1.addOrganiser()
Event1.addActivity()

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