New work · One-woman show · First performed in Barcelona

Colours That Don't Exist

Did you ever feel like you didn't know why you were staying? Somehow couldn't leave?

Poster for Colours That Don't Exist: a yellow dress in an ornate gold frame on a deep red wall, with an empty frame below. Written and performed by Lalia Bron, produced by Selina Hsung-Chih Tseng, Pebble Theatre.

First performance

First performance

Colours That Don't Exist had its first performance at La Tinta Roja in Barcelona. We are looking to develop the piece further and bring it to other stages.

  • LanguageEnglish
  • Duration55 minutes

The story

A one-woman show questioning the different ways we love.

A one-woman show that plays like a diary you weren’t meant to read: love, jealousy, and learning to let go.

A love story. I mean, is it love? Trying to fit in his ideal yellow dress. Like the woman who came before. Tina. And the one who will come after. Eli.

Far from home, desperately grasping for somewhere to belong. Clinging on to the idea that colourful paintings in a beautiful room might give some hope. But the canvas of the future stays blank.

Intimacy shared in different ways. How far can it go?

After the rawest moments, a new solidarity among a chain of women who once competed leaves room for new beginnings.

One-woman show New writing English 55 mins

"What it means to belong: to a city, to another person, and finally to herself."

Audience

In their words

Devised & performed by

Created by:

Creator · PerformerLalia Bron
ProducerSelina Hsung-Chih Tseng
Produced byPebble Theatre

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