Theatre company in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, active 1979–1986
Impact Theatre Co-operative was an experimental theatre company founded in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. It was active between 1979 and 1986.
The company's work was a fusion of text, music, visual and performance art.
Impact Theatre Co-operative's major productions were:[1]
- Ice (1979)
- The Undersea World of Erik Satie (1980)
- Certain Scenes (1980)
- Dämmerungsstrasse 55 (1981)
- Useful Vices (1982)
- No Weapons for Mourning (1983)
- A Place in Europe (1983)
- Songs of the Clay People (1984)
- The Carrier Frequency (1985) – written with Russell Hoban
The core members of the company were:[1]
- Pete Brooks
- Richard Hawley
- Tyrone Huggins
- Claire MacDonald
- Graeme Miller
- Steve Shill
- Niki Johnson
- Heather Ackroyd
- Hugo Burnham (early founding member, before returning to Gang of Four)