Ken Ludwig's The Gods of Comedy

The story follows young classics professors Daphne and Ralph, who stumble upon a groundbreaking discovery that could elevate their academic careers. However, when their plans unravel, Daphne's desperate plea to the ancient Greek gods results in their unexpected arrival. This twist leads to a humorous clash between the deities and the modern college environment, exploring themes of ambition, chaos, and the absurdities of campus life. The narrative promises a comedic take on the intersection of mythology and contemporary academia.