10 episodes
Grasses of a Thousand Colors Gideon Media
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- Fiction
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4.8 • 26 Ratings
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A doctor invents a groundbreaking nutrient intended to end world hunger that instead leads to a global illness and disturbing behavior. Protected by his wealth, the doctor loses himself in a series of tumultuous relationships. NOTE: Grasses of a Thousand Colors is sexually explicit.
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Episode 1: Invitation
An unusually self-loving scientist, Ben, helps animals to eat their own kind. A cat invites him to a party.
Featuring Wallace Shawn, Julie Hagerty, Jennifer Tilly, and Emily Cass McDonnell.
Written by Wallace Shawn, directed by André Gregory, sound design and music composed by Bruce Odland, and produced by Sean Williams.
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Episode 2: The Quest To Be Known
Ben is married to the mysterious Cerise, who comes and goes. He begins an affair with Robin and takes a strange journey.
Featuring Wallace Shawn, Julie Hagerty, Jennifer Tilly, and Emily Cass McDonnell.
Written by Wallace Shawn, directed by André Gregory, sound design and music composed by Bruce Odland, and produced by Sean Williams.
Gideon Media crafts gripping productions that explore human grace and darkness through popular genre forms. Learn more at www.gideon-media.com and follow us on Twitter @mediagideon, Instagram @gideonaudio, and Facebook @gideonaudio. -
Episode 3: Affair
Cerise moves to a cabin in the countryside. Robin jealously follows Ben as he visits a castle full of cats.
Featuring Wallace Shawn, Julie Hagerty, Jennifer Tilly, and Emily Cass McDonnell.
Written by Wallace Shawn, directed by André Gregory, sound design and music composed by Bruce Odland, and produced by Sean Williams.
Gideon Media crafts gripping productions that explore human grace and darkness through popular genre forms. Learn more at www.gideon-media.com and follow us on Twitter @mediagideon, Instagram @gideonaudio, and Facebook @gideonaudio. -
Episode 4: Revenge
Robin gives Ben a cat, Blanche, who Ben believes to be an enemy. Robin and Ben give Blanche to a young woman called Rose.
Featuring Wallace Shawn, Julie Hagerty, Jennifer Tilly, and Emily Cass McDonnell.
Written by Wallace Shawn, directed by André Gregory, sound design and music composed by Bruce Odland, and produced by Sean Williams.
Gideon Media crafts gripping productions that explore human grace and darkness through popular genre forms. Learn more at www.gideon-media.com and follow us on Twitter @mediagideon, Instagram @gideonaudio, and Facebook @gideonaudio. -
Episode 5: Illness
Ben and Rose get together. Cerise and Robin become friends. Blanche has changed, and Ben likes her. A sickness falls over the land.
Featuring Wallace Shawn, Julie Hagerty, Jennifer Tilly, and Emily Cass McDonnell.
Written by Wallace Shawn, directed by André Gregory, sound design and music composed by Bruce Odland, and produced by Sean Williams.
Gideon Media crafts gripping productions that explore human grace and darkness through popular genre forms. Learn more at www.gideon-media.com and follow us on Twitter @mediagideon, Instagram @gideonaudio, and Facebook @gideonaudio. -
Episode 6: Party
Cerise takes care of Rose. Ben goes to Blanche's party. All that was in darkness is revealed. Ben is spared from at least one bad possibility.
Featuring Wallace Shawn, Julie Hagerty, Jennifer Tilly, and Emily Cass McDonnell.
Written by Wallace Shawn, directed by André Gregory, sound design and music composed by Bruce Odland, and produced by Sean Williams.
Gideon Media crafts gripping productions that explore human grace and darkness through popular genre forms. Learn more at www.gideon-media.com and follow us on Twitter @mediagideon, Instagram @gideonaudio, and Facebook @gideonaudio.
Customer Reviews
Classic
One of my absolute favorite Wallace Shawn pieces, erotic (ish) and wicked and deeply (im)moral. Performed to perfection and produced beautifully. Podcasts were meant for Wallace Shawn.
Can’t stop thinking about it
The trippiest and most haunting play. Fantastic work!
If you’ve lived a long, full life ...
then there are many experiences that you’ve had and don’t share with others. But, from time to time, you enjoy reflecting on. That’s what “Grasses of a Thousand Colors” is like.