We want to help our audiences make informed decisions about the productions they see but also recognise that for others the element of surprise is part of their enjoyment of theatre. The drop-down lists below contain details about language, themes, triggers and effects for our upcoming productions for those who want them. Please note that in some cases these will include ‘spoilers’ for the productions.
Our content warnings list gives an idea of what themes and triggers we provide information about. If you have any questions or would like to see an additional theme or trigger added to our list do get in touch with jessjenner@bromleylittletheatre.org – we want the information we provide to reflect and meet the needs of our audience.
Jane Eyre – September Main Stage
Language: Some of the language and views reflect the period of history in which the original book was written.
Themes and Triggers: Child abuse and death, mental illness, arson.
Effects: Some loud noises, smoke and haze will be used in the production.
Honour – September Bar
Language: Contains strong language and swearing throughout and some sexual references.
Themes and Triggers: Infidelity / Marriage breakdown.
Jack Absolute Flies Again – October Main Stage
Language: Adult humour with some strong language and sexual references.
Themes and Triggers: War including depictions of conflict.
Effects: Flashing lights and gun shots.
The Southbury Child – November Main Stage
Language: Contains strong language throughout.
Themes and Triggers: Addiction, Racism, Homophobia, Terminal Illness, Grief, Miscarriage, Car Accidents.
Yellowfin – November Bar
Language: Contains strong language throughout.
Themes and Triggers: Drowning, murder, dismemberment, climate crisis.
Smoking: Depicted on stage (no actual cigarettes will be used)
Nicholas Nickleby – December Main Stage
Language: Some ‘Dickensian’ slurs
Themes and Triggers: Abuse (physical, emotional, child), violence, suicide, murder, sexual assault, kidnap, mental illness, sexism.
Effects: Loud noises, gunshots and haze.