“It would be abnormal if someone didn't die.
​You know, that would be very strange.
We’d pay a lot of attention, I think, if that happened.”

By Harriet Madeley - Directed by Max Barton
Soho Theatre
​30th July – 17th August, 2:45pm, 7pm

From the creative team behind The Listening Room:
“You emerge with your consciousness altered” The Spectator
★★★★★ “Compelling and raw. Art in its truest form” Colourful Radio ★★★★★ “Like a 3D virtual reality documentary” East London Radio
★★★★★ “Elicits that most fragile but precious quality: hope” Breaking the Fourth Wall
​★★★★★ “Equal parts harrowing and uplifting… Unforgettable” TheReviewsHub
★★★★ Bags of innovative flair” Time Out ★★★★” A work of a quality this description can’t convey” British Theatre Guide
★★★★ “Haunting performances” Theatre Fullstop ★★★★ As unconventional as it is inspirational” LondonTheatre 1

Five people lie on a Welsh beach, moving through fantasy, memory and reality as they process the most profound yet ordinary of experiences: nearing the end of life.
As they describe moments from their lives, dig into their present experience and reflect on what the future has in store, we are taken on a rollercoaster ride of the human imagination… and transported all the way to the brink; as far as the eye can see.

The Colours has been created from conversations with patients, doctors and nurses at Velindre Cancer Centre and Ty Olwen Hospice.

Come to our Death Cafes run by palliative care consultants, psychotherapists, comedians and artists, and join the conversation on the world’s most normal and abnormal topic:
Thursday 8th August; 5:30pm - Saturday 10th August; 4:15m - Wednesday 14th August; 5:30pm - Saturday 16th August; 4:15pm