See What I Wanna See
DIRECTOR
Melissa Foulger
March 17 – APril 16, 2011
From one of the writers of the HBO hit “Big Love.”
SYNOPSIS
ATLANTA PREMIERE
Nothing is as it seems in Michael John LaChiusa’s staggeringly original musical about lust, greed, murder, faith and redemption. Based on Japanese short stories by Ryunosuke Akutagawa, See What I Wanna See consists of three short musicals. In “Kesha and Morito,”two lovers plot to murder each other – neither knowing other’s intent. In “R Shoman,” a murder in Central Park brings together a disparate group of New Yorkers, each with a decidedly different version of the truth. Act Two,”Gloryday,”follows a hoax perpetrated by a priest who has lost his faith. Each short piece weaves an intriguing tale in which a lie becomes truth and truth becomes a lie.
“ALL THE MORE POWERFUL FOR BEING SO FEARLESSLY UNPREDICTABLE.”
– Los Angeles TIMES
“SEARING AND SENSATIONALLY FUNNY!”
– New York Times
“EXPLOSIVE. INSANELY ENTERTAINING AND COMPLETELY ENGAGING.”
– New York Magazine
Cast & Creative Team
dolph amick
vic
chris kayser
man in white
bryan brendle
tony
STACY MELICH
becca
rial ellsworth
dr. thorne
justin welborn
nicky
DIRECTOR
FREDDIE ASHLEY
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
TOMMY BUTLER
ASST. STAGE MANAGER
RACHEL EDMONDS
STAGE MANAGER
JUDE FUTRAL
PROPS MASTER
COURTNEY GREEVES-FRIES
COSTUME DESIGNER
ASHLEY HOLMES REEVES
COMPOSER
J. C. LONG
LIGHTING AND SOUND DESIGNER
JOSEPH P. MONAGHAN III
SCENIC DESIGNER
JON NOONER
PLAYWRIGHT
MATEO RAMIREZ
Stage Manager
Joan Foster McMarty
PRODUCTION MANAGER
SEAMUS M. BOURNE
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
D. CONNOR MCVEY
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
ENGLISH BRACKETT
PRODUCTION ELECTRICIAN
TOM PRIESTER
ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER
ELIZA CRAFT
CASTING DIRECTOR
SHEILA OLIVER
CASTING ASSOCIATE
JUSTIN KALIN
CHARGE SCENIC ARTIST
AMANDA NERBY
WIG DESIGNER
LAMONT SAMUELS
RUNNING TIME
Two hours with one intermission
CONTENT ADVISORY
Audience Advisory: This production contains full nudity, strong adult language and descriptions and depictions of sensitive and intense issues and situations. For more detailed information about potential trigger warnings, please click HERE
SEATING
There is open seating for this production.
PERFORMANCES
Previews
May 12 & 13 at 8 pm
Opening Night
May 14 at 8 pm
Regular Performances
May 14 – June 12, 2022
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 8 pm
Sundays at 2 pm
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