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A. J. CANDOO JONES, A COARSE, CRUDE TEXAS BUSINESSMAN, BUYS THE ACROPOLIS IN ATHENS AND MAKES THE PARTHENON HIS HOME AND CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS.
It is not only a fancier address than any in Texas but will, he believes, vastly increase his already considerable fortune.
His wife wants to turn it into a modern luxurious mansion but he has other more ambitious plans for it. He is visited by an Arab sheikh who thinks Candoo is the man who can tow Antarctica iceburgs to his water-starved desert country; by a South American dictator who wants to trade his backward country for the Acropolis, and by the Prime Minister of Japan who makes him an off er no ordinary man could refuse.
A triumphant Candoo declares that he is divine, certain he can will he will not die.
After being warned that his arrogance off ends the Greek gods who will destroy him fo his hubris, Candoo is confronted by Zeus. It is the American master of the universe versus the king of the Greek gods.
When Zeuss daughter intervenes, Candoo is faced with having to choose between love and power, she between life and death.
Read the play and fi nd out if they make the right choices
A szerzőről
When James M. Guiher visited the Parthenon, he was so overwhelmed that he eventually fired himself from his corporate job to write about the beautiful art and profound wisdom of the ancient Greeks.
