Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Royal Court and National Tour

The Caravan was a documentary verbatim theatre performance about the UK floods of Summer
2007. Staged outdoors in a small caravan, it was performed to audiences of just 8 at a time, and
drew together months of research and interviews to present some of the real stories of real people
affected by the floods.

A sell-out critical success at the Edinburgh Festival in 2008, the show was subsequently presented at
the Royal Court Theatre in London in February 2009 before going on a National Tour supported by
Arts Council England, Landmark, and The Environment Agency.

August 2008 – February 2009

Original Concept by Mimi Poskitt
Researched, Developed and Edited by Look Left Look Right
Researched by Liam O’Driscoll

PICK OF THE EDINBURGH FRINGE 2008, THE SUNDAY TIMES, THE GUARDIAN, THE INDEPENDENT

"Documentary-theatre company Look Left Look Right has created an important piece of work that never loses sight of the fact that it is there to entertain as well as inform. Fun, eye-opening theatre that's an absolute must see."
★★★★★ Metro

"Bursting with warmth, charm and honesty...as homely and refreshing as the honest cuppa you'll be offered on entry."
★★★★ Time Out

"As a documetary project of one of the most overlooked disasters in modern Britain this production is flawless and fascinating."
★★★★ Whatsonstage

BBC appearances: NEWSNIGHT REVIEW, BBC Lunchtime News, Look East, Look North.

http://www.britishtheatreguide.info/reviews/caravan-rev
https://www.festmag.co.uk/archive/2008/93588-the_caravan
http://www.timeout.com/london/theatre/the-caravan
http://legacy.whatsonstage.com/blogs/scotland/?p=312
http://www.bbc.co.uk/suffolk/content/articles/2009/06/03/pulse_2009_the_caravan_feature.shtml