All Is Made Manifest

All is Made Manifest is a 1938 Australian radio play by Fitzmaurice Hill. It tells the story of a man's mental experiences under anasthetic.

The play was presented on a double bill with another Australian play Glass Bricks. It was performed again in 1939.

The play was considered the most important Australian works of the year. It was repeated in 1941.

The story was based on Fitzmaurice's own experiences.

Wireless Weekly said "I am sure there were many people who felt a little kinder and compassionate for having listened to this play.  There was little to criticise either in the play or the production... a clever idea and well worked out."

Premise
"Robert Conway, visits his friend, who is a professor interested in the mechanics of the mind. Conway tells him that he is always trying to remember a dream of a vision he had while in hospital. The professor hypnotinses him in an endeavor to recall his dream again. The listener is taken in retrospect to the hospital, then hears Conway going under the anaesthetic. Conway actually dies, and the other  world is described by a‘guide who meets Conway and “gives all the answers to  all the questions,” to use words from the play. He comes back to this world and  wakes up in the professor's study, to  find the old man has passed peacefully  away. Conway, of course, can never  know what his vision was about, for the old professor is dead. The listener who has overheard is the only one who can explain Conway's dream."