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Trinity Buoy Wharf
Nomad Cafe is a mobile cafe serving food foraged and grown locally. It is a space for people on the move to meet, talk and eat local and low impact It was commisioned by BR-116, an artist-led festival of performances, discussions and videos considering Transport and Transition, presented by Zecora Ura and Persis-Jade Maravala, creators of the extraordinary Hotel Medea, in partnership with LIFT and Southbank Centre. We went on a foraging walk around Trinity Buoy Wharf and then onto the Docklands Light Railway to Stratford. On the train we got out the tablecloth, hung buunting and cracked open the food & drink.
NOMAD CAFE MENU
BR-116 FESTIVALA collaboration between Zecora Ura Theatre Network (BRAZIL) and Persis-Jade Maravala (UK). Festival Route Brazil 116 is a new pilot festival for artists working in the context of the London-Edinburgh (M1) and Rio-São Paulo (BR-116) axis, inviting them to examine artistic work which is made and presented in “transit between mega cities and global audiences”. Four newly commissioned urban interventions took place on journeys within the capital, between Trinity Buoy Wharf (Canning Town) and Theatre Royal (Stratford East), Arcola Theatre (Hackney) and Southbank Centre. In association with LIFT, Southbank, Theatre Royal Stratford East, Arcola
Theatre, University of East London.
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