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IOU Theatre "Rear View"

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I thought some may be interested to see the slightly unusual IOU "Rear View" bus - photo attached from part of its time at Halifax's Piece Hall over the last few days

Converted from a standard double decker, it now features tiered seating facing backwards, giving the audience a view out from the back of the bus, as part of a theatrical performance which takes to the streets. The audience hear the audio of the performance through headsets. When not in use, the equipment for the performances travels with the bus

IOU Rear View.JPG

The vehicle registration is G91 PES
 
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Coming soon to the Brighton Festival.......

.... Led by the performance poets Cecilia Knapp and Jemima Foxtrot, the innovatory theatre company IOU tells the story of a woman’s life in an unforgettable journey through Brighton aboard a unique open-top bus. Beginning with a life-drawing class, Rear View reveals the city in new ways, with reflections, predictions and observations blurring the lines between reality and fiction....
 

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Coming soon to the Brighton Festival.......

.... Led by the performance poets Cecilia Knapp and Jemima Foxtrot, the innovatory theatre company IOU tells the story of a woman’s life in an unforgettable journey through Brighton aboard a unique open-top bus. Beginning with a life-drawing class, Rear View reveals the city in new ways, with reflections, predictions and observations blurring the lines between reality and fiction....
IOU presented this piece of work at the Batley Festival last year. It's quite engaging, but not as site-specific as I had hoped.
This blog tells more (too much to quote, sorry). https://www.makingascene.net/art-adventures/batley-festival/
 
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