Architecht & Emperor of Assyria

“A “gentleman” failing to earth from an airplane accident, lands on an unknown island of which the sole inhabitant is a savage. In that isolation the man of the world teaches the native barbarian the speech and facts of the outside world. The instruction is a process of fun and games: the games of justice, war. religion, love, marriage, filial attachment and duty. Our culture’s representative becomes the “Emperor” as the native is the “Architect,” ‘the creature of work and constructive action or, if you will. master and slave” – Harold Clurman, Theater Critic