THE COLOURS

SOHO THEATRE | 2019

ROLE | ERICA

DIRECTOR | MAX BARTON

PRODUCER | CROWDED ROOM

“Claire-Marie Hall stands out as Erica, who manages to maintain a sunny disposition through her illness, despite having no family” - Jessie Thompson, EVENING STANDARD

“Morfydd Clark and Claire-Marie Hall, who stand out amongst the group with their authentic performances” - Charlie Wilks, BROADWAY WORLD

“It's the cast that does the heavy lifting, expertly mimicking the intonations and amiable chatter of the hospice residents…Claire-Marie Hall makes incessant optimism into a quietly tragic personality trait” - Alex Wood, WHATSONSTAGE

“Erica is a single woman, cheerful to the last, stories of her past as a teacher cascading out of her, but Claire-Marie Hall, gives her a vulnerability that may be lost in hearing the voice alone” - Richard Maguire, REVIEWS HUB

Image by Hannah Anketell

30th July - 17th August 2019 "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." 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.

"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." 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.