Paradise Postponed

In "Paradise Postponed," the unexpected legacy left by socialist clergyman Simeon Simcox to the ambitious Tory MP Leslie Titmuss sets off a chain of reactions from his two sons. Henry, a former 'angry young man,' decides to contest the will, believing their father was mentally unfit, while his younger brother Fred, a gentle country doctor, delves into their father's history, revealing surprising truths. This engaging narrative explores themes of rivalry and class struggle against the backdrop of English country life, all delivered with John Mortimer's signature satirical style. Read by Paul Shelley.