The Greek veteran, Diomedes, is confronted outside the Italian city-state of Lavinium, which the surviving Trojan people built after Diomedes besieged and burned their home. King Aeneas and his two sons must decide what to do with the figure from their past as tension in Lavinium reach a boiling point. The fate of their captive, their city, and grand divine plans hang in the balance of their values on Diomedes, who has secrets and motives of his own . . .Featuring many characters from Mediterranean mythology, 'Interbellum' sets and populates the stage to scrutinize issues of identity, purpose, and motivation through the context of classical, Bronze Age tragedies. The woes of the Western World are thoroughly questioned and evaluated in a stark departure from conventional narratives and normative values.
