With a complicated family history, a difficult childhood and a lifetime of unanswered questions, comedian Darren Harriott embarks on a raw, thought-provoking and surprisingly funny journey into fatherhood, family and identity.
Darren’s father tragically took his own life in prison when Darren was just 11 years old. Now, at 36, Darren has reached an age his father never did — a milestone that forces him to confront difficult questions about the past, his family, and whether he wants to become a father himself.
As part of the series, Darren speaks with family members, friends, psychologists and other experts to explore fatherhood, generational trauma and the lasting impact of childhood experiences.
At this special live recording, Darren brings those themes to the stage in a stand-up show that is honest, reflective and sharply funny, examining — and poking fun at — the complexities, contradictions and expectations surrounding fatherhood.
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on BBC Radio 4 Extra.