Colours

In the painter’s workshop, colours come to life, and the artist, together with the children, sets out to paint a picture. Everything would be fine if the colors didn’t start arguing, each trying to prove that it is superior to the others. Blue, red, yellow, green, and black all eagerly insist on their own advantages. What color will the painting turn out to be? Which color will the young audience like the most? And what will the artist do? You’ll find out at the end of the performance.

The play “Colours” was successfully presented at the world’s largest theater festival, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, in the United Kingdom. For a month, “Colours” filled the venue every day with joy, smiles, and the applause of grateful audiences from all over the world. Considering that more than a hundred performances were presented daily at the theater festival in England, “Colours” made it into the top seven productions recommended by critics to attend.