Title: Nevis Mountain Dew
Content:  Nevis Mountain Dew is loosely based on the experience of a patient that the playwright encountered while working in a hospital. The play is dedicated to him.
Title: Nevis Mountain Dew
Content:  Nevis Mountain Dew is a 1978 play by American playwright steve carter. Set in the 1950s, it is the second of Carter's Caribbean trilogy. Nevis Mountain Dew explores the subject of euthanasia involving the patriarch of an affluent family who is confined to an iron lung.
Title: Nevis Mountain Dew
Content: Graham Brown – Jared Philibert ; Esther Rolle – Everalda Philibert Griffin ; Lee Chamberlain – Billie Philibert ; Roxie Roker – Zepora Philibert ; Lincoln Kilpatrick – Ayton Morris ; Hal Williams – Boise McCanles ; David Downing – Lud Gaithers 
Title: Nevis Mountain Dew
Content: Ethel Ayler ; Leon Morenzie ; Chuck Patterson ; Olivia Williams  Nevis Mountain Dew was selected among ten New York City productions as one of "The Best Plays of 1978–1979."
Title: Nevis Mountain Dew
Content: Graham Brown – Jared Philibert ; Frances Foster – Everalda Philibert Griffin ; Barbara Montgomery – Billie Philibert ; Ethel Ayler – Zepora Philibert ; Arthur French – Ayton Morris ; Samm-Art Williams – Boise McCanles ; Charles Brown – Lud Gaithers 
Title: Nevis Mountain Dew
Content: Graham Brown – Jared Philibert ; Frances Foster – Everalda Philibert Griffin ; Barbara Montgomery – Billie Philibert ; Ethel Ayler – Zepora Philibert ; Arthur French – Ayton Morris ; Samm-Art Williams – Boise McCanles ; Charles Brown – Lud Gaithers 
Title: Nevis Mountain Dew
Content: Directed by Horacena J. Taylor ; Produced by Negro Ensemble Company (NEC) ; Opened: April 20, 1979, at Arena Stage:Kreeger Theatre 
Title: Nevis Mountain Dew
Content: Directed by Horacena J. Taylor ; Produced by Negro Ensemble Company (NEC) ; Artistic Director: Douglas Turner Ward ; Managing Director: Gerald S. Krone ; Set Designer: Wynn P. Thomas ; Costume Designer: Alvin B. Perry ; Lighting Designer: Larry Johnson ; Press Representative: Howard Atlee ; Production Stage Manager: Clinton Turner Davis ; Opened: December 7, 1978, at St. Mark's Playhouse 
Title: Nevis Mountain Dew
Content: 1979: Selection, Burns Mantle, The Best Plays of 1978–1979 ; 1982 Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award – Lead Performance (Graham Brown) 
Title: Nevis Mountain Dew
Content:  Both Nevis Mountain Dew and Brian Clark's Whose Life Is It Anyway? were selected as one of the ten best plays of the 1978–1979 season in New York City. Each play tackles the subject of euthanasia through the eyes of a man that has become paralyzed. Otis L. Guernsey Jr., editor of The Best Plays of 1978–1979 theatre yearbook, which recognized the two productions that season, made the following observation:"'Nevis Mountain Dew of course invites comparison with this season's British script on much the same subject, Whose Life Is It Anyway?, and the NEC variation on this theme holds its own. It doesn't confront its invalid's question 'To be or not to be?' as polemically as its British counterpart, but it takes a similar stand and a closer look at the effects of such a prolongued [sic] calamity on those surrounding the victim.'"

Question: Who is the author of Nevis Mountain Dew?
Answer: Steve Carter.