Bramwell (1995)

In the rigid confines of 1895, Eleanor Bramwell fiercely defies societal norms. Instead of embracing her expected roles as a wife, mother, teacher, or nurse, she harbors a consuming passion for the world of medicine—a realm strictly dominated by men. Working under the stern gaze of Sir Herbert Hamilton, Eleanor's frustration mounts as a healthy young mother is lost due to Hamilton's ineptitude. This tragic event fuels her resolve to etch her name in medical history. Eleanor's audacious decision to step away from Hamilton's shadow is met with derision from her male counterparts and apprehension from her father, Doctor Robert Bramwell. Despite the storm of doubt swirling around her, Eleanor is gifted with a beacon of hope—an old building generously donated by the benevolent Lady Cora Peters. With renewed vigor, she transforms this space into her personal infirmary, affectionately named 'The Thrift'. As she navigates through this uncharted territory, Eleanor grapples with the looming questions—will she withstand the relentless tide of opposition? Can she make her unprecedented dream a reality? Will her colleagues ever place their trust in her? As she embarks on this stirring journey, Eleanor Bramwell dares to shatter the glass ceiling, testing the limits of determination and resilience.

Bramwell is a drama show featuring Andrew Connolly and created by Lucy Gannon.

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