Comparative Study of Slavery and Psychiatry, Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick & London, p. 176.) Semmelweis, opera-theater work by Raymond J. Lustig (music) and Matthew Doherty (libretto). Premiere production June 2018 in Miskolc, Hungary, directed by Martin Boross, featuring Szilveszter Szabó, Veronika Nádasi, and the Bela Bartok Chamber Choir of Szolnok, co-produced by Budapest Operetta Theater and Bartok Plusz Opera Festival. Nine additional Hungarian-language performances in Budapest, and a five-city tour throughout Hungary, 2018–19. "Semmelweis" by Jens Bjørneboe. Performed in 1977 at the Studio Arena Theater in Buffalo, New York with Lewis J. Stadlen, Kathy Bates, and Kim Hunter. Performed in 1978 at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. with Colin Blakeley. Performed in 1981 at the Hartman Theater in Stamford, Connecticut. "What are you fighting for, Dr Semmelweis" by Titus Alexander, 1968. Performed July 1969 at Churchill Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland, by pupils of the Edinburgh Rudolf Steiner School Dramatic Society, with Simon Scott as Semmelweis with music composed by Mark Edwards. Translated into German as "Um was kämpfen Sie, Dr. Semmelweis?" by Concilia Viegener and performed by a Steiner school in Brazil. "Semmelweis" by Peter Russell. A 90-minute play broadcast 9 August 1971 on BBC Radio 4 featuring Sandor Eles in the title role. "Dr Semmelweis" a new play by Stephen Brown with Mark Rylance. Delayed by the COVID-19 Pandemic and opening at the Bristol Old Vic in January 2022. See also Carl Mayrhofer Museum of Health Care Semmelweis Frauen-Klinik Semmelweis effect Footnotes References Notes Works cited (references to Carter's foreword and notes indicated) External links Catholic Encyclopedia entry Episode 4 (of 4): Behavior of the BBC Four and PBS show: Extra Life: A Short History of Living Longer (2021) 1818 births 1865 deaths 19th-century Hungarian physicians Burials at Kerepesi Cemetery Deaths in mental institutions Hungarian people of German descent Hungarian Roman Catholics Hungarian scientists Hygienists Medical hygiene People from Buda Deaths by beating in Europe