Revealed at the Tobbaco Factory Theatre is an engaging play exploring a range of topics from masculinity to racism, but it is also so much more. It features three men - Luther, his father Malcolm and his grandfather Sidney - as they take refuge at the family's Caribbean restaurant while riots erupt outside.
Stuck inside the restaurant, the men talk to each other and things that had never been said before are shared, changing their relationships forever. Emotions and feelings run high, but at the same time there also plenty of light-hearted and funny moments.
For me, one of the key highlights of the play is how it features an all-men cast and the implications this has. It explores masculinity and what it is like to be a man, while reflecting on relationships between men, which I feel is much more less common than relationships between women being explored.
