For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy (West End) London Reviews and Tickets

See it if you would enjoy a frank, funny and moving exploration of what it is to grow up as a Black man in Britain.

Don't see it if you only like fluffy shows with linear narratives and plots.

See it if you'd like to see a new play that explores the intersectionality of male blackness in a clever, nuanced, and entertaining way

Don't see it if you prefer something light and fluffy, or theatre with a linear plot Read more

See it if You like contemporary drama addressing current issues with wit, humour and seriousness.

Don't see it if You like light fluffy entertainment and a strong plot. Read more

See it if It was one of my favourite show ever, dealing with a plethora of important and crucial topics and delivered by such a talented & moving cast

Don't see it if I liked all of it

See it if The topic is extremely relevant to our community and one that gets very little light. As a black women, I saw the black man for the 1st time

Don't see it if You are adverse to seeing black men show emotion, knowledge, growth.

See it if It was their lived experience. The play at times was emotional but joyous and entertaining at the same time. Great acting and choreography.

Don't see it if It wasn't long enough.

See it if You want to challenge pre-conceptions and think about identity and friendship. Enjoy ensemble casts that can lean into choreo & music

Don't see it if You want to go with the status quo