"HEYZEUS" is a modern mystery drama by Frank Thomas Smith that explores themes of faith, identity, and societal challenges. The play follows Thomas Paulson, an advertising executive, who encounters a mysterious man named HeyZeus in Prospect Park. HeyZeus, a black man claiming to be Jesus, walks on water and leaves Thomas questioning his beliefs and purpose. Thomas shares his experience with friends, a psychiatrist, a bishop, and others, but faces skepticism and rejection. The story delves into issues of racism, spirituality, and the struggle for truth in a divided world. Ultimately, Thomas finds solace in Magdalena, a punk-styled young woman who believes in HeyZeus and delivers his message: humanity must take responsibility and love one another. The play ends with Thomas and Magdalena embracing a "special love" amidst the chaos of modern life.

The drama is interwoven with philosophical reflections, critiques of societal systems, and references to Anthroposophy, offering a thought-provoking exploration of human values and spiritual awakening. This is the eBook edition.

If you wish to produce this play, please contact the author, Frank Thomas Smith, for permission. You can reach him at:

fts@SouthernCrossReview.org