"Last Tuesday" - a play about bus passengers staged on a bus

London Transport Theatre on a Bus

I learnt the following from yesterday's Metro "Theatre happens on London Transport every day - those small dramsa that play out between passengers while everybody pretends not to listen in. So director Paul Higgins has the nifty idea of stging a show on a bus while his Theatre 503 venue gets a makeover"



"Six people travel home after a busy day. Palm pilots, picking the kids up, dinner and book clubs. So much to think about and so little time. But what's happening on the other side of the world. Do you think about that? Take a few minutes out of an hour last week, what did you think about?

A short play about the consequences of political actions and how they pervade everyday life." says the theatre company's own website.

The performances start this evening and run until Saturday December 3rd and they are FREE - donations can be made to the London Bombings Relief Charitable Fund. Basically you need to turn up at Cleopatra's Needle on the Embankment WC2 at 7.45pm and the bus leaves at 8pm when the performance begins. They are also putting on extra performances at 8.15.

Check out Theatre 503's website for more information.

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