For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy Tickets
Ryan Calais Cameron’s Olivier Award-nominated play about six Black men who meet in therapy returns after a sold-out 2023 run.
For Black Boys Tickets: The Sold-out Sensation Returns
After three sold-out seasons in London including a previous West End run, hit play For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide returns. This deeply affecting and poetic exploration of young Black men’s mental health and life experiences blew audiences away and was hailed as “seriously powerful theatre” (Time Out). Discover its joyful, soul-searching story for yourself with tickets at the Garrick Theatre.About For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide
Six young Black men meet up in group therapy and discuss everything: father figures, fashion, African empires, lost loves and jollof rice. Good days, bad days and everything in between are thrown into the ring as they let their imaginations flourish and connections grow. Lingering on the threshold between hopeful fantasy and brutal reality, For Black Boys combines music, movement, poetry and confessional storytelling as these six men clash, connect, survive and thrive.For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide is inspired by American playwright Ntozake Shange's For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf and was originally written by Ryan Calais Cameron in the wake of Trayvon Martin’s death in 2013. Drawing on real focus groups, this groundbreaking play bares its soul and resonates deeply.
A Compelling and Exuberant West End Hit
This powerful play has enjoyed a remarkable journey from the small New Diorama Theatre, a haven for new writing, to the Royal Court Theatre and finally to the West End. It played a sold-out season at the Apollo Theatre in 2023, where it was nominated for an Olivier Award. had such a huge impact that you now have a second chance to experience it in the heart of London’s Theatreland.Not only is it an audience hit, For Black Boys has also been nominated for an Olivier Award for Best New Play, and critics have raved about it: “powerful and deeply moving” (The Guardian), “exquisite” (Culture Whisper) and “game-changing” (Afridiziak) are just some of the plaudits it has earned!
Book For Black Boys Tickets at the Garrick Theatre Now
This vibrant play is back thanks to huge audience demand and remains one of the biggest word-of-mouth sensations of the last few years. Don’t miss out on seeing For Black Boys as it returns for a strictly limited season in 2024 - it’s a show that everyone will be talking about!Sorry this show closed 01 June 2024, we recommend these similar productions.
For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy Reviews
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Incredible show. A must see whilst it is on for a limited run. So incredibly lucky to see this on its west-end transfer. A much needed topic to be shown and so beautifully displayed on the stage. I would recommend this show for anyone and everyone
This is my third time seeing this show, but first time with this new cast. It was enjoyable, funny, emotive and strong all at the same time. I preferred the previous cast for their deeper moving delivery, but this was still good. Would highly recomme Read more
Incredible acting, the play itself is extremely well written, it’s joyful, emotive - everything you want to feel at theatre. Great choreography and vocals as well, overall a very important piece that shouldn’t be missed.