For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf Tickets

For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf is a groundbreaking choreopoem created by Ntozake Shange. First staged in 1976 at the Booth Theatre, this poetic theatre work blends poetry, dance, music, and drama to give voice to Black women’s experiences. The piece is celebrated for its bold storytelling and its influence on contemporary Black theatre, earning an Obie Award and AUDELCO recognition, with a later Broadway revival in 2022 directed and choreographed by Camille A. Brown that earned multiple Tony nominations. Below you'll find a concise biography of the performer, notable works, and forthcoming tour information. Secure your seats with us for the 2025 regional appearances and ongoing performances across the U.S.

Biography highlights the enduring impact of For Colored Girls, from its 1970s origins to a modern revival era. The performer page provides context for the work, with insights into the choreopoem's structure, its cultural significance, and the legacy of the creators and companies that bring it to life. For Colored Girls remains a cornerstone of theatre that centers Black female voices and collaborative performance. Follow official updates through the production company pages and event listings for the latest dates, venues, and social content on platforms like Flickr. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket access to these powerful performances.