Bus adapted for the representation of plays on the road, consisting of a series of transformations and adaptations in the cabin of a bus to stage theatrical plays in this cabin, characterized in that it comprises the following changes and adaptations: - Division of the passenger area from the cabin of the bus into two distinct halves differentiated by the orientation of the seats, the seats of the rear half facing forward in the direction of travel and the seats of the front half facing in the opposite direction of travel, the center being configured as a stage visible to all passengers. - Installation of safety barriers with padded horizontal supports in front of the first row of the new north-facing gallery of seats facing the central stage as a result of the change in the orientation of said seats, wherein said support security barrier is installed both on the left side of the first row of seats facing the stage and on the right side with respect to the center aisles of the bus. - A dressing room for actors is mounted in the front part of the bus on the right side of the driver, consisting of an aluminum cabin fixed by attachment means to the cabin floor and separated by a curtain which serves for costume changes for the actors, positioned so that it does not prevent the panoramic view of the driver. - At least two video screens are installed in the central bus cabin where the stage is located, oriented to be viewed from the rear as well as the front facing seats. - A mixer for transmitting multiple channels equipped with different microphones, both for the projection of videos and for the broadcast of ambient or background music. - A set of wireless microphones comprising several wireless microphones for use at the same time by different actors. - A public address system consisting of at least two wireless speakers for relaying all the necessary sounds in the staging of each play, such as the voices of the actors, the soundtrack and videos of the script. - A webcam for live recording of the play or the stage show for later viewing. - A curtain system comprising at least two curtains similar to those in a theater, which give the bus cabin object of the present invention interior closures on doors similar to those existing in a conventional theater, made of a fire retardant velvet fabric. - Upholstery of facing seats covered with fire retardant reddish velvet fabric. - Trim or scrolls on the curtains. - Anti-slip velvet carpet that covers the floor of the cabin. - Adaptation of the ceiling of the bus, installing coffered ceilings with decorated vinyl in the central part that mimic a theatrical stage, images of standard lamps on the stage and other decorations usually found on the ceilings of conventional theaters. - Division of the passenger area from the cabin of the bus into two distinct halves differentiated by the orientation of the seats, the seats of the rear half facing forward in the direction of travel and the seats of the front half facing in the opposite direction of travel, the center being configured as a stage visible to all passengers. - Installation of safety barriers with padded horizontal supports in front of the first row of the new north-facing gallery of seats facing the central stage as a result of the change in the orientation of said seats, wherein said support security barrier is installed both on the left side of the first row of seats facing the stage and on the right side with respect to the center aisles of the bus. - A dressing room for actors is mounted in the front part of the bus on the right side of the driver, consisting of an aluminum cabin fixed by attachment means to the cabin floor and separated by a curtain which serves for costume changes for the actors, positioned so that it does not prevent the panoramic view of the driver. - At least two video screens are installed in the central bus cabin where the stage is located, oriented to be viewed from the rear as well as the front facing seats. - A mixer for transmitting multiple channels equipped with different microphones, both for the projection of videos and for the broadcast of ambient or background music. - A set of wireless microphones comprising several wireless microphones for use at the same time by different actors. - A public address system consisting of at least two wireless speakers for relaying all the necessary sounds in the staging of each play, such as the voices of the actors, the soundtrack and videos of the script. - A webcam for live recording of the play or the stage show for later viewing. - A curtain system comprising at least two curtains similar to those in a theater, which give the bus cabin object of the present invention interior closures on doors similar to those existing in a conventional theater, made of a fire retardant velvet fabric. - Upholstery of facing seats covered with fire retardant reddish velvet fabric. - Trim or scrolls on the curtains. - Anti-slip velvet carpet that covers the floor of the cabin. - Adaptation of the ceiling of the bus, installing coffered ceilings with decorated vinyl in the central part that mimic a theatrical stage, images of standard lamps on the stage and other decorations usually found on the ceilings of conventional theaters.