Bus Stops on the Moon: Red Mole Days 1974-1980

Explore the vibrant world of 'Bus Stops on the Moon: Red Mole Days 1974-1980,' an engaging memoir by Martin Edmond that brilliantly intertwines personal narrative with rich cultural history. This remarkable book serves as a powerful sequel to 'The Dreaming Land' (2015), chronicling Edmond's journey from a troubled youth into a wise, perceptive adult. Through exquisite prose, Edmond paints a lively picture of the avant-garde theatre company Red Mole, co-founded by icons Alan Brunton and Sally Rodwell in 1974. Experience the thrilling escapades of this innovative group, renowned for their Dadaesque cabaret, dynamic street theatre, and eclectic performances that revolutionized New Zealand's historic arts scene. Red Mole was more than just a theatre company; it was a cultural phenomenon, sharing the stage with notable acts like Split Enz and gaining international acclaim. The narrative encapsulates the joys and struggles of this iconic troupe, providing an intimate insight into their rebellious ethos of escaping programmed behavior through unpredictability. Ideal for theatre enthusiasts and cultural historians alike, 'Bus Stops on the Moon' invites you to relive the spirited and groundbreaking atmosphere of 1970s New Zealand art. Embrace the artistic chaos and charm of Red Mole through this extraordinary memoir that masterfully combines personal reflection with cultural exploration.