The Playwrights Database
ANDY PEDERSON
Nationality: USA
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Andy Pederson's plays including biography, theatres, agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates
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In the Soundless AweIn the Soundless Awe
Synopsis:
July 30, 1945. The U.S.S. Indianapolis is hit by two Japanese torpedoes, killing three-hundred sailors in the initial blast and leaving nine-hundred men to drift helplessly in the Pacific Ocean. The survivors are discovered almost five days later. When rescue ships and planes finally arrive, they witness hundreds of large shadows lurking around small groups of broken men drifting aimlessly in the current. Only three-hundred and twenty-one sailors are pulled from the blood-filled water. Twenty-two years later, Charles Butler McVay III, the wrongly court-martialed and disgraced Captain of the U.S.S. Indianapolis, puts a gun to his head and pulls the trigger after decades of accusations, guilt, and ceaseless nightmares. He is perpetually haunted by specters below, human and otherwise, who beckon him to join them. In the Soundless Awe is a highly-theatrical, emotionally-wrought, and horrific imagining of the final nightmare of Captain McVay, the man at the helm of the worst Naval disaster in United States history.
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written by Jayme McGhan & Andy Pederson
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