I Will Look Forward To This Later is the story of author Wyatt Holloway who passes away leaving his family to deal with the aftermath of a tumultuous life fuelled by Bourbon, art and infidelity. James Himelsbach plays Wyatt, the eccentric playboy who is a seamless combination of Ricardo Montalban from Fantasy Island and Henry Kane from Poltergeist.
His two sons, Robert and Samuel, played by Edward Bauer and Ben Beckley were the perfect opposites and helped to ground the story in reality. Betsy, Wyatt’s dedicated and now widowed wife is a strong-willed character who, like Wyatt, had been ignoring her marriage and was now having to face the reality of who they had grown into.
I Will Look Forward To This Later is rich with beautiful writing and the staging was much like William Boroughs’ A Naked Lunch in that it blended fantasy and reality into one intelligent and provocative package with just enough risk-taking to keep me at the edge of my seat.
I Will Look Forward To This Later
APRIL 4 – 23, 2016
New Ohio Theatre
154 Christopher Street, NY
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Photo credit (above): Nick Benacerraf
Text by Kate Benson and Emily Louise Perkins
Directed by Jess Chayes
Dramaturgy by Stephen Aubrey
Production Design by Nick Benacerraf
Cast: Edward Bauer, Ben Beckley*, Vinie Burrows*, James Himelsbach*, Linda Marie Larson*, Emily Louise Perkins*
Costume Design: Kate Fry
Lighting Design: Christina Watanabe
Sound Design: Asa Wember
Movement Direction: Katie Rose McLaughlin
Creative Consultant: Barbara Samuels
Production Stage Manager: Megan Sprowls
ASM: Hanako Rodriguez
Movement Direction: Katie Rose McLaughlin
Producer: Lucy Jackson
Associate Producer: Emily Caffery
*courtesy of Actor’s Equity.
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