Onassis (Paperback)

"Onassis" portrays the last years of the life of the wealthy shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis who famously had a torrid affair with opera signer Maria Callas and then in 1968 married Jacqueline Kennedy, the widow of President John F. Kennedy. A millionaire at 25, he had risen in business to become one of the world's richest men, but it was the glamour of the women in his life which brought him real fame, causing him to pursue personal vendettas and amassing empires on an international scale.

Based in part on Peter Evans' book "Nemesis," "Onassis" is an explosive account of one man's voracious appetite for sex, money and power. The play depicts Onassis' complex interwoven relationships with women and his family, as well as his long-running feud with the Kennedy family and many powerful Americans. With hints of Greek tragedy and hubris, it explores how those with great wealth and political influence live their lives detached from the moral code and realities of ordinary mortals.
"Onassis" is a revised version of the play which, under its former title "Aristo," opened to critical acclaim at the Chichester Festival Theatre in 2008.

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