(Play based on real events) The comedy «Fly Me to the Moon» tells the story of Dennis Hope, a washed-up ventriloquist who, after a divorce, has a revelation while driving: to claim ownership of the Moon. With the help of his ventriloquist dummy, Mel, he exploits a legal loophole in the Outer Space Treaty to register the Moon and start selling plots, creating an unexpectedly lucrative business. This decision will radically change his life, confronting him with issues of morality, ambition, and the value of impossible dreams in a world that often mocks them. Nowadays, Dennis Hope has sold moon plots to people all around the world, and his fortune is estimated to be of 50 million dollars. Fly me to the Moon is a dialog between the ventriloquist and his puppet.