Following the journey of Franklin, a young black artist, ‘Daddy’ provides a window into a Bel Air mansion, watching on as he navigates a chance encounter with a wealthy white art collector. Swaying between a menu of poignant topics, including dangerous power dynamics, interracial relationships, trauma, religion, and a desperate mother on a mission, this melodrama casts a sinister light on modern struggles.

Famed as the playwright behind the “most controversial show on Broadway”, aptly named ‘Slave Play,’ Harris is recognised for his stand-out approach to racial themes. Known for putting the spotlight on 21st century America, touching on concepts of consent, kink, queerness, and gender, Harris’ flair for starting “tough” conversations has led to him becoming the co-producer of hit TV show Euphoria, having also starred in Gossip Girl and Emily in Paris