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Emergency – Ward 9
''Emergency – Ward 9'' is a Dennis Potter television play first broadcast by the BBC in the ''Thirty-Minute Theatre'' series on 11 April 1966.
Potter had praised the storylines and sense of urgency of the ITV hospital soap ''Emergency – Ward 10'' in his television reviews for ''Daily Herald''. He was inspired to write a play that connected his experiences in a National Health hospital with events depicted in the series. The play featured —specified in Potter's script— an "Alf Garnett-type" character who suddenly finds himself sharing a ward with a black man. The play was controversial for its unflinching depiction of institutionalised racism but was critically applauded.
The play was repeated eighteen months after its first transmission.〔W. Stephen Gilbert ''The Life and Work of Dennis Potter'', Woodstock & New York: Overlook Press, p.137, 333〕 For many years, a recording was thought not to have survived, but the play has resurfaced and was screened at the BFI's Missing Believed Wiped event in December 2011.〔John Wyver ("Potter play preserved" ), Illuminations website (blog), 24 October 2011〕
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