Join Los Angeles Police Detective LaRhonda Parker as she dives into the heart of a gripping interrogation of one of her own in the shooting of a Black motorist. But this isn't just any case. The officer is a family friend and her husband’s ex-partner.

Following 5* reviews, sell-out runs, and the prestigious Fringe First Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, this intense two-hander promises a pulse-pounding ride through the complexities of race, justice, and loyalty. An hour that will leave you laughing, crying, and thinking, this electrifying theatrical experience is as timely as it is thrilling. A straight show from a queer team from the longest established queer theatre in America.

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BLUE the play which has just opened at Seven Dials Playhouse will be holding two Black Out nights on 18^th and 27^th  of March.

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What is a BLACK OUT night?  

It’s a special night where Black identifying guests are invited to enjoy the show and are welcome to linger after the performance with the playwright, cast, and director. Theatre is historically a majority white space and these evenings are an invitation to shift the norm.

Black out nights are designed to create an upbeat environment for BIPOC identifying audience members, and are often offered when a show’s subject matter might be more comfortable for people to be surrounded by a large number of their affinity group.

This is not to deter white audience members from attending but an explicit invitation to make people feel welcome and comfortable.

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It’s a nail-biting powerplay that Colella and Carryl act out with incredible grit.”

★★★★★ Everything Theatre

“Carryl is a powerhouse performer. Her investment is clear in every line, both written and spoken”

★★★★★ The List

'It’s Carryl’s emotive performance that brings this important two-hander to its powerful and devastating conclusion.”

★★★★★ Bouquets and Brickbats

“The show is funny. This is insanely impressive given the hefty societal lifting at work here”

★★★★★ EdFringe Review