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Our Eyes Looking for God: Content Advice and Resources

a young black boy is crying and in shoulder deep water with a backpack on and no shirt

Our Eyes Looking for God contains depictions of racism, state violence and death, and references to child abuse. 

Lighting and sound

The production may contain loud sounds, flashing lights, moments of darkness, and haze effects.

During and after the show

Everyone will experience this show differently. If you need to leave the auditorium at any point during the show, go to the exit and a member of the front-of-house team will be able to help. After the show ends, the auditorium will remain open for 10 minutes, for anyone who needs a quiet space to react and reflect.

Support Resources

If you are affected by any of the issues in the production, the following organisations can provide confidential advice and support. This is not an exhaustive list and is not intended to replace support from a GP or therapist.  
 

Black Minds Matter

Mental health support for the Black community through access to therapy, a community network and resources.

www.blackmindsmatteruk.com/resources 

 

The Empowerment Group

Support for people of Black African and Caribbean heritage aged 14 and over in the UK facing mental health challenges. 

www.theempowermentgroup.co.uk/


One in Four

Support for adult survivors of child sexual abuse, violence and trauma.

oneinfour.org.uk


Hub of Hope

The UK’s largest mental health support directory, with signposting for young people, adults, and those in need of urgent help: hubofhope.co.uk 
hubofhope.co.uk