'The Colour of Her Dreams' explores Haverty's mother, outsider artist Keturah Curbow, and her obsessive illustration of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice’ books as a means to heal and gain solace amid her struggle with bipolar disorder. 'Colour' uses toy theater, rod and body puppets, object theatre, dance, masked actors, animation, and an original score for stringed instruments and electronic sound loops. While loosely following ‘Alice’s literary progression, the structure is interrupted and reordered by episodes in Keturah’s life, seen through the prism of bipolar cognition and the symbology of dreams – examining the mind as both impediment to and medium for catharsis.