For Black Boys Who Have Considered Homicide.. Tickets

For Black Boys Who Have Considered Homicide.. is a seminal theatre work created by Keith Antar Mason, founder of the Hittite Empire performance-art collective. Originally published in 1986, the piece has seen notable stagings across the United States and internationally, highlighting themes of identity, community, and survival. This performer page brings you up to speed on the artist, the work’s lineage, and what to expect when it’s staged next.

Key context for fans and first-time viewers alike: the piece should not be confused with For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue Gets Too Heavy, a separate project by a different author. Both works explore the Black male experience but belong to distinct creative lineages.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, discoveries about the performance’s history, and guidance on how to secure tickets when the work is on tour or revived. We’ve got you covered with accessible details and trustworthy information.

Keith Antar Mason’s work with the Hittite Empire has been a significant force in theatre, blending storytelling, movement, and spoken word. While specific music discographies or 2025 music tours aren’t associated with this theatre piece, performances in major venues demonstrate its enduring impact. If you’re in or near a city where the show is staged, secure your seats through Gold Coast Tickets for a straightforward, no-fuss buying experience. We’ll keep you posted on future engagements and regional availability.

Social links: While there isn’t an officially identified social media handle for the work itself, you can explore broader related updates from Keith Antar Mason and the Hittite Empire through general artist channels and venue pages. Always verify official sources when searching for announcements.