"Bootycandy" is a play written by Robert O'Hara that explores themes of identity, sexuality, and race through a series of vignettes. The narrative follows a young Black man named Sutter as he navigates his experiences growing up, confronting societal norms and personal challenges. The play is known for its bold humor and candid discussions about LGBTQ+ issues, making it a significant work in contemporary theater. It combines elements of comedy and drama, offering a unique perspective on the complexities of self-discovery and acceptance within the African American community.