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Almirante Montojo
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If you enjoyed Aaron Sorkin's A Few Good Men, Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny, and other military courtmartial dramas, you will probably enjoy Almirante Montojo. 'Almirante Montojo' stands out through its blend of historical drama and rich character studies, attracting audiences interested in complex narratives of honor and betrayal. With its backdrop of a pivotal moment in history, it offers a dramatic exploration of the challenges faced by a leader in times of crisis. The unique angle of a naval court-martial amidst a failed war aligns strategically with current historical interests, making it a timely project for investors.
Logline
In 1899 Madrid, Admiral Patricio Montojo becomes the scapegoat for Spain's defeat in the Spanish-American War (Battle of Manila Bay). He faces a court-martial, despite his efforts to prepare his obsolete ships against modern American naval power.
Sinopsis
Historical fiction. First performed off-off-Broadway in NYC to an enthusiastic crowd last December 8, 2018. Listen to the NYC audience feedback here: https://soundcloud.com/dennis-posadas-724807284/almirante-montojo-dec-2018-off-off-broadway-nyc-audio-feedback Set in 1899 Madrid during the aftermath of the Spanish-American War (Battle of Manila Bay), the story follows Almirante (Admiral) Patricio Montojo, who is blamed for Spain's humiliating defeat to the United States. Commanding obsolete wooden ships, Montojo faces court-martial by rivals eager to place the blame for the loss squarely on his shoulders. As the tension mounts, unexpected support emerges, leading to a dramatic confrontation that questions loyalty and honor amidst a changing world. Based on true events and inspired by the 1913 autobiography of George Dewey, this narrative explores themes of honor, accountability, and the struggle against overwhelming odds.
Clave de venta
If you enjoyed Aaron Sorkin's A Few Good Men, Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny, and other military courtmartial dramas, you will probably enjoy Almirante Montojo. 'Almirante Montojo' stands out through its blend of historical drama and rich character studies, attracting audiences interested in complex narratives of honor and betrayal. With its backdrop of a pivotal moment in history, it offers a dramatic exploration of the challenges faced by a leader in times of crisis. The unique angle of a naval court-martial amidst a failed war aligns strategically with current historical interests, making it a timely project for investors.
Logline
In 1899 Madrid, Admiral Patricio Montojo becomes the scapegoat for Spain's defeat in the Spanish-American War (Battle of Manila Bay). He faces a court-martial, despite his efforts to prepare his obsolete ships against modern American naval power.
Sinopsis
Historical fiction. First performed off-off-Broadway in NYC to an enthusiastic crowd last December 8, 2018. Listen to the NYC audience feedback here: https://soundcloud.com/dennis-posadas-724807284/almirante-montojo-dec-2018-off-off-broadway-nyc-audio-feedback Set in 1899 Madrid during the aftermath of the Spanish-American War (Battle of Manila Bay), the story follows Almirante (Admiral) Patricio Montojo, who is blamed for Spain's humiliating defeat to the United States. Commanding obsolete wooden ships, Montojo faces court-martial by rivals eager to place the blame for the loss squarely on his shoulders. As the tension mounts, unexpected support emerges, leading to a dramatic confrontation that questions loyalty and honor amidst a changing world. Based on true events and inspired by the 1913 autobiography of George Dewey, this narrative explores themes of honor, accountability, and the struggle against overwhelming odds.
Almirante Montojo
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