This looks interesting and very apropos our own times. A play about Nye Bevan, the firebrand British Labour politician at the centre of the creation of the welfare state after WW2 particularly the National Health Service. I wonder what he would think if he could come back and see its doctors protesting in the streets about its gradual collapse and their pay. (Similarly what would.Bill Hayden think about Medicare today. I could tell him perhaps about how my neighbour, in hospital for about 3 weeks now, without care ordered by the doctor and physio, without a bath or shower, and without suitable food as recommended by the nutritionist)
Simply titled Nye, I wonder if it would translate to screen.
