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Power
| Power A PLAY IN TWO ACTS by Meja Mwangi |
| After a successful career as a civil servant, the Old Man breaks ranks with the Big Chiefs and is banished to live in poverty in the Pit. In a bitter recollection, he reveals how the Big Chiefs set their subjects against one another in order to weaken and control them. Now, like the Old Man who made it to the top, romanced with power and came tumbling down into the Pit, the Boy and his generation are after the power that the Big Chiefs deem as theirs and theirs alone. In this adaptation of Meja Mwangi’s apocalyptic novel, The Big Chiefs, the author has produced a play that is just as powerful. THE READER. |
| The Big Chiefs hm books, 2007 252 pgs ISBN 978-0-9796476-3-5 |
| Power hm books, 2009 99 pgs ISBN 978-0-9796476-9-7 |