Don Taylor was a British playwright, television director and author who made significant contributions to British theatre and television drama during the second half of the twentieth century. God's Revolution explores themes of faith, revolution, power and the complex relationship between religious conviction and political action. Taylor was known for his intellectual ambition and his willingness to engage with big ideas through drama and writing. He directed numerous productions for BBC television, including notable adaptations of classical Greek plays, and his own original works for stage and screen demonstrated a deep engagement with history, philosophy and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals caught up in great historical movements. His audiobooks and books reflect the breadth of his intellectual interests and his commitment to drama and writing as vehicles for exploring the fundamental questions of human existence.
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