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As his reward for taking care of Silenus, his old mentor, the god Dionysus grants Midas his classically foolish wish, followed hard by the tragic fallout from the wish, that in turn followed by the subsequent unwish.
In which Midas's gardeners, still hoping for a reward, hand off the old satyr Silenus to King Midas, who is entertained by Silenus's stories and subsequently prepares to return the mentor of Dionysus, Silenus, to the god himself.
After two brief prologues, Dan and Georgie, two laborers of the famous King Midas, he of the golden touch, discover the body of an old satyr mysteriously passed out in Midas's royal rose garden. Hoping for a reward, they tie him up with vines and dump him on the back of a donkey to take him to the king himself.
In which Midas's gardeners, hopng for a reward, take the entertaining old satyr Silenus to King Midas in his court.
As his reward for taking care of Silenus, the god Dionysus grants Midas his foolish wish, followed hard by the tragic fallout from his wish and the subsequent unwish.
In which two laborers of famous King Midas, Dan and Georgie, discover the body of a satyr mysteriously passed out in Midas's royal rose garden. Hoping for a reward, they dump him on the back of a donkey and take him to the king.
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