Auditioning Next

In a world of mythic proportions, no one mattered less than Philoctetes. That’s why Odysseus abandoned him on that deserted island twenty years ago. But Odysseus has just received a prophecy saying that if he ever wants to return home, he needs the Bow of Hercules- the same Bow of Hercules that Philoctetes took with him to that deserted island. 

With his incredibly anxious scribe by his side, Odysseus thinks he’s in for the side quest of a lifetime- get the Bow and get out without Philoctetes even knowing he was there. It should take like fifteen minutes tops… right? But when they encounter the god of Chaos, a thespian Cyclops, and an audience member who has some notes for the play as a whole, this pit stop on the Odyssey becomes a grand adventure all its own. Welcome to “Where Nobody Knows Your Name”, the final entry in Weston Scott’s Odysseus Trilogy.