In 1943 Eleanor Roosevelt made an epic war-time flight across Japanese patrolled sea to Australia and met up with Mary Alice Evatt, the artist and wife of Doc Evatt, Australia’s Minister for External Affairs. The two women met again in Paris in 1948, when Mary Alice was visiting Picasso and Australian artist Moya Dyring and Eleanor was meanwhile chairing the United Nation’s committee developing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This book is the text of the play by Peta Tait based on those two meetings. It is a play about war, human rights and art, and the personal worlds of Eleanor Roosevelt and Mary Alice Evatt. The play also features the voices of Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Doc Evatt.