In a London psychiatric hospital, an enigmatic patient claims to be theson of an African dictator - a story that becomes unnervinglyplausible. An incendiary tale of race, madness and a Darwinian powerstruggle at the heart of a dying National Health Service, Blue/Orangepremiered at London's Cottesloe Theatre in April 2000 and transferredto the West End in 2001."JoePenhall creates as riveting and compelling a new chamber play as wehave seen since Michael Frayn's Copenhagen" - Daily Mail"Britain's best new play since Michael Frayn's Copenhagen. . .thrillingly original" - Financial Times"Funny and irreverent. . .Penhall's writing is vibrant throughout" - Independent on Sunday"Icame out of Joe Penhall's new play in a state of hot, black excitement:emotional, intellectual, moral excitement. How many plays can claimthat much?" - Sunday Times "Exuberant. . .Penhall has the giftof making serious points in a comic manner and of conveying moralindignation without preaching. . .Stinging satire" - Guardian"Provocative, blackly funny. . .[and] taut with thought-provoking ambiguity" - Independent - from Amzon