I’ll Be Seein’ Ya
OFF SALE
March 31 – May 1
OFF SALE
March 31 – May 1
Presented on the Digital Stage
Presented on the Digital Stage on March 31, 2022. ”The American theatre’s most fascinating playwright of conscience” (AP) premieres his searing, incisive, and colorful new play tackling our inescapable present—right here, right now. In I’ll Be Seein' Ya, written by two-time Pulitzer finalist and Tony nominee Jon Robin Baitz (Other Desert Cities, Vicuña), Allie Murchow dreams of a better yesterday and bearable tomorrow in a rapidly changing urban America. She hides within Hollywood fantasies and half-truths to escape the chaos of 2020 raging outside her L.A. apartment and to quiet her chatty brother who won’t get out of her head. But delusions of glamour can’t cover up what’s really going on. Fully staged and filmed for streaming on the Digital Stage, this poignant and unflinchingly funny production comes directly to living rooms across the country to reveal new truths about the hot-button issues every American has felt.
Creative Team
By
Jon Robin Baitz
Directed By
Robert Egan
cast
Sussan Deyhim
Justin Kirk
Christine Lahti
Christopher Larkin
OFF SALE
Will be available on demand through May 1, 2022 at CTGLA.org/IllBeSeeinYa. The streaming production is presented as part of Center Theatre Group’s 53rd season at the Mark Taper Forum and is available to purchase for $25 for the general public. “I’ll Be Seein’ Ya” was co-commissioned by Center Theatre Group and Second Stage Theatre and developed in OPC’s Foundry Project. A virtual opening night is set for Thursday, March 31,2022 at 6 pm (Pacific) and, following the premiere at 7:30 pm (Pacific) a creative conversation will take place featuring Robert Egan and Jon Robin Baitz, moderated by Thomas Schlamme.
“I’ll Be Seein’ Ya” is the eighth play by Jon Robin Baitz to be presented by Center Theatre Group and the fourth to receive its world premiere with CTG. Past productions at the Taper include “Dutch Landscape” (world premiere), “The Substance of Fire,” “Three Hotels,” “Ten Unknowns” and “Other Desert Cities.” “The Paris Letter” and “Vicuña” received their world premieres at the Kirk Douglas Theatre.