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    Revealed
    • SHOWING
    • 22 Sep -
      08 Oct 2022
      22 Sep - 08 Oct 2022
    About

    Produced by Tobacco Factory Theatres. Co-commissioned by Tobacco Factory Theatres and The Red Earth Collective. Developed with the support of the National Theatre’s Generate programme.

    CAST & CREW

    Everal A Walsh – Sidney
    Daniel J Carver – Malcolm
    Dylan Brady – Luther

    Written by Daniel J Carver
    Directed by Jay Zorenti-Nakhid
    Assistant Director (RTYDS) – Lau Batty
    Designer – Amanda Mascarenhas
    Sound Designer and Composer – Khalil Madovi
    Lighting Designer – Joe Price
    Movement and Fight Director – Kevin McCurdy


    Protests and riots are erupting outside.

    A recent incident in police custody has stunned the nation.  

    16 year-old Luther, his father Malcolm and his grandfather Sidney are thrown together for the night, taking refuge at the family’s Caribbean restaurant.

    As the three men navigate the chaos on their doorstep, their different feelings come to the surface – on racism, masculinity, sexuality, parenting and love. Secrets emerge from deep within their family, and they start to see one another – and themselves – in a new light.

    Revealed hurtles from devastating and shocking to hilarious and heart-warming. It celebrates the courage in connecting with those we find hardest to love. 

    Written by renowned actor and emerging playwright Daniel J Carver (RSC), and directed by Tobacco Factory Theatres’ Associate Director Jay Zorenti-Nakhid.


    ★★★★ “packs a considerable punch, with a stripped-back, no-holds-barred production and excellent performances…”

    – The Times on Tobacco Factory Theatres’ production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf


    ★★★★★ “Expect to come out of Tobacco Factory Theatres with a warm glow… a thing of beauty”

    – Weston-Super-Mum on Tobacco Factory Theatres’ production of Beautiful Thing


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    • RUNNING TIME2 hrs 10 mins (Including 20 minute interval)
    • AGE RECOMMENDATION14+
    • TICKETS£20 / £16 / £12
    • VENUE

    Content warning: contains racist and homophobic language, violence, and descriptions of domestic violence, descriptions of mental illness, descriptions of police brutality, and some strong language. 

    TIMES:
    Evenings 7:30pm
    Matinees Thursdays 1pm & Saturdays 2pm (excluding 22 & 24 September)

    TICKETS:

    PREVIEWS
    Thursday 22 – Saturday 24 Sep
      7:30pm
    Standard
    £16 | Concessions £12

    MATINEES
    Thursdays 1pm & Saturdays 2pm
     (excluding 22 & 24 September)
    Standard
    £16 | Concessions £12

    EVENINGS
    Tuesday – Saturday
    7:30pm | 
    Standard
    £20 | Concessions £16
    Press Night: Tuesday 27 September 7pm

    PAY WHAT YOU CHOOSE MONDAYS:
    Monday 26 September
    7:30pm
    Monday 03 October 7:30pm

    SOCIALLY DISTANCED SHOWS
    The following performances will be guaranteed as socially distanced and this will not change regardless of external circumstances. Audiences are asked to wear face coverings for these performances, unless exempt:
    Saturday 01 October 2pm
    Tuesday 04 October 7.30pm

    Members on sale 12:30pm on 13 July 2022
    General on sale 12:30pm on 15 July 2022

    Reviews
    • Array

      "PACKS A CONSIDERABLE PUNCH, WITH A STRIPPED-BACK, NO-HOLDS-BARRED PRODUCTION AND EXCELLENT PERFORMANCES..."

      THE TIMES ON TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES’ PRODUCTION OF ‘WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF’ 
    • Array

      "EXPECT TO COME OUT OF TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES WITH A WARM GLOW... A THING OF BEAUTY."

      WESTON-SUPER-MUM ON TOBACCO FACTORY THEATRES’ PRODUCTION OF ‘BEAUTIFUL THING’ 

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