When you were a child did you ever consider your parents to be Gods and when was the moment you realised maybe they were not? This wonderful emotional show by Adverse Camber takes you right to the heart of that question.

Sparked by the discovery of a series of letters from his father in Nigeria to his mother in Wales, The Gods Are All Here is a moving, funny and warm-hearted one-man performance from first-class storyteller, Phil Okwedy.

Expect captivating storytelling which beautifully weaves myth, song, folktales and legends of Africa with an astonishing personal story that uncovers Phil’s experiences of growing up as a child of dual heritage in 1960 & 70s Wales.

Exploring equality, freedom, racism, family and growing up without your birth parents in an enthralling performance, The Gods Are All Here is both timeless and very much a story of now!

A beautiful show that tells a story that is both unique and yet universal.

Content warning:

This production talks about being brought up with foster parents, there are stories of slavery that include descriptions of violence, and the show contains discriminatory language.

"Superb storytelling, combining personal, traditional and reimagined stories in a unique way. Very moving and gripping throughout, you always want to know 'what happens next". Audience member