In 1925, Percy Fawcett made his final trip to the Amazon to find the lost city he named "Z." Some believed that this lost city was the fabled El Dorado and Fawcett was seeking fame and riches. Fawcett himself was driven by his desire to find one of the fabled "White Lodges," which were inhabited by all powerful beings, who controlled Earth. Maybe if Fawcett could reach a White Lodge, he too could become one of those beings; a god-king.

Percy Fawcett and his party were never heard from again. More than 100 people died trying to discover the mystery of Percy Fawcett's disappearance, despite his specific request that no one try to find him. Was this a curse from Fawcett himself?

Take your audience members on a trip to the Amazonian jungle as they search for the answer to the mystery of Percy Fawcett's death.

As you discuss the three possible ways which people believe that Fawcett may have died, you invite one audience member to really look into the eyes of Fawcett. As they do, they will discover the truth. You then prove that their intuition served them well.

This is the ultimate pack small, play big effect, as it can be done up close, for parlor or for stage.

You receive:

* A hand cut and aged photograph, which is mounted with corner tabs on an aged black backing board, in the manner of old photographs.

* A fifteen page PDF with background information, story suggestions, and three different suggestions for performance based on the size of the audience and your location.