The Hot Wing King: Content, Advice and Guidance
![The-Hot-Wing-King-National-Theatre-mobile-v2 A collage of four photos featuring six men against a red background. In the top-left, two men pose with one pointing forward. In the top-right, another man wearing a crown makes a surprised face. The bottom-right shows two men back-to-back, and the bottom-left features a man with a crown looking up. All are wearing white clothes.](https://images.nationaltheatre.org.uk/uploads/2024/07/The-Hot-Wing-King-National-Theatre-mobile-v2.jpg?resize=900%2C900&gravity)
![The-Hot-Wing-King-National-Theatre-mobile-v2 A collage of four photos featuring six men against a red background. In the top-left, two men pose with one pointing forward. In the top-right, another man wearing a crown makes a surprised face. The bottom-right shows two men back-to-back, and the bottom-left features a man with a crown looking up. All are wearing white clothes.](https://images.nationaltheatre.org.uk/uploads/2024/07/The-Hot-Wing-King-National-Theatre-mobile-v2.jpg?fit=300%2C300)
Please note: This production contains descriptions of death and strong and offensive language.
This production also features:
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A description of a black character’s death at the hands of a police officer
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Racially offensive language is reclaimed and used as an expression of affection among Black friends
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Brief use of ableist language
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Use of a homophobic slur
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Sexual language and scenes of a sexual nature
Additional support
The following organisations may be of assistance if you find any of the themes of this production challenging.
UK Black Pride
– a safe space to celebrate diverse sexualities, gender identities, gender expressions and cultures
The Stephen Lawrence Day Foundation
– raises awareness of racial inequality, foster opportunities for marginalised young people, and working to inspire a more equitable, inclusive society