Sunset Baby by Dominique Morisseau is a powerful play about estranged revolutionary father Kenyatta and his daughter Nina in Brooklyn, focusing on their fraught reunion when Kenyatta, recently released from prison, seeks his late wife Ashanti's valuable letters, forcing them to confront their shared past, revolutionary ideals, personal trauma, and the meaning of family, love, and legacy amidst political history and personal betrayal. It's a story of fathers, daughters, and the struggle for liberation, both political and personal, exploring how revolutionary ideals collide with the harsh realities of survival and intimacy.