ELTS REP PRESENTS: For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue Gets Too Heavy
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An acclaimed and powerful contemporary play by Ryan Calais Cameron, 'For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue Gets Too Heavy' brings together six young Black men in a group therapy session as they explore masculinity, mental health, relationships, and identity.
Blending spoken word, music, movement, and raw storytelling, the piece creates a safe and vital space for reflection, healing, and joy.
Through deeply personal and collective experiences, the performers confront themes of racism, vulnerability, brotherhood, and resilience.
This production is performed by the East London Theatre School (ELTS) Rep Company — a dynamic ensemble of emerging artists — offering a bold and moving theatrical experience.
Trigger warnings: please be advised that this production explores themes of suicide.
FAQs
Do you cater for accessibility needs?
The Studio Theatre is located on the ground floor with accessible doorways. For any accessibility needs please contact the venue team directly so we can understand your requirements. The venue team is available at Tel: 0208 223 3033 or please email thesourcehires@uel.ac.uk.
What is included in the ticket price?
This ticket gives you general entry to the venue and film. You can choose where you sit in the Studio Theatre.
Is parking available at The Source?
There are some blue badge spaces in the surrounding area however additional parking options can be found on surrounding residential roads, nearby multi-story car park and also in Westfield Shopping Centre. Please be advised that drivers park at their own risk.
Are food and drink available at The Source?
Light refreshments will be available to purchase from Cafe at The Source.
Is there an interval during the film?
There is no interval. However, you are free to leave and re-enter the Studio Theatre as needed.
Can I access the venue before the show?
Yes, the venue will be open and you are welcome to wait in the café area.
Do I need to bring my ticket to the event?
Yes. This will help us register you quickly on arrival. Tickets can be presented on paper or mobile devices.
Do I need to bring ID to the event?
ID may be required to help identify you if you forget your ticket.
What do I do if I can no longer attend the event?
Please contact the venue bookings team as soon as possible to inform them of your change in circumstances. However, due to the highly subsidised ticket price, refunds are not available. The team can be contacted at: thesourcehires@uel.ac.uk .
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When
- 05 June 2026 at 7:30 to 9:30pm
- 06 June 2026 at 7:30 to 9:30pm