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Jordan Harvey in session, Nye and Copa 71 reviewed
Mar 7, 2024
Exploring the play 'Nye' at the National Theatre depicting the life of Nye Bevan, reflections on women's football history with the Copa 71 tournament, and discussions on TV shows like Love Is Blind and Blue Lights.
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- 'Nye' at National Theatre creatively portrays Nye Bevan's political challenges in establishing the NHS.
- 'Copa 71' documentary highlights the forgotten women's football world cup, emphasizing the resilience of female footballers.
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National Theatre's Play 'Nye' Highlighted by Performances and Entertainment Value
The podcast delves into the National Theatre's play 'Nye' featuring Michael Sheen and explores its portrayal of Nye Bevan's role in the creation of the NHS. Despite initial concerns about heaviness, the play impressed with its humor, creativity, and engaging elements like song and dance numbers. The production successfully showcased the political challenges faced by Bevan in establishing the NHS, captivating the audience with its ambitious themes and gripping dramatization.
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