Colours: a nonsense

Gold Winner IBPA Benjamin Franklin Digital Award

COLOURS is an absurd tragicomedy for six characters. The play engages the audience on a fool's odyssey as he battles to make sense of a new world upon surviving an apocalyptic catastrophe, in search of a bathtub. A Peculiar Commentary on the Human Condition Facing the Perplexities of Modernity.

BOOK DESCRIPTION Each page of the play is designed as a work of art, carefully crafted through composition and typography to animate ideas on paper. "The book is entirely and intentionally composed of a mixture of real and imaginary words", twisted, invented, pun intended. COLOURS bridges philosophy and absurdity in a judiciously dynamic way.

"There was an almost Shakespearean aspect of play to this work, like a children's book for adults as experienced through a haze of confusion" -IBPA Benjamin Franklin Gold Award Review

"Delightful, intriguing, insightful, hilarious, and unsettling" -David Livingstone Smith, Author

"Visually stunning" -IBPA Benjamin Franklin Gold Award Review

"Better than Ionesco" - Jorge Guerra, Former Dean of Theater, New World School of the Arts

"A small masterpiece" -Ruth Resnikoff, Former Director of Play Readings, Mosaic Theater