An enemy of the people

How do we deal with today's societal problems when we can no longer talk, listen and discuss with each other?
Dr. Thomas Stockmann and his brother Peter are as different as can be. Peter is conservative and capitalist, Thomas is an idealistic rebel. Thomas practices as a doctor at the city's spa. Peter is the town bailiff, chief of police and chairman of the spa.

The brothers live side by side in a small Norwegian town, not unlike other small Norwegian towns. One day, Thomas discovers that the water in the spa, the pride of the town and a tourist magnet, is contaminated. Fixing the problem would destroy the economy and the livelihood of the small town. Not repairing the fault will ruin people's health. One brother has the right on his side, the other has the power. But neither has the answer. Both are stubborn. Both are offended. Both are selfish.

Experience a different "An Enemy of the People" by Henrik Ibsen, where three actors alternate all the roles.