Watch LOOK FOR ME, the musical about trauma healing

Starting on October 17, 2020, you'll be able to see a virtual reading of LOOK FOR ME, a new musical about trauma and PTSD, the people living with it, and the people living with them. Free!

Zina was in a car accident. Abby was raped. Eric went to war. All of them are having nightmares and can't seem to focus. Zina is going to leave her family in order to save them. Abby finds relief in marijuana and cocaine. Eric is not sure he wants to keep living. They're ruining their closest and most important relationships with their anger, substance use, and other PTSD symptoms—but those are the connections they need most in order to heal. Is healing even possible?

LOOK FOR ME has been in development since 2015. The reading features top talent from New York and around the U.S. Under lockdown, everyone filmed with cell phone cameras, and then we edited it all together so you can hear the harmonies and see the story up close. We're still polishing--your opinion is welcomed.

Register to watch with the creative team, actors and friends on October 17, 3:00 Pacific time/6:00 Eastern: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/122921436325

Register to watch over two evenings, October 17-18: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/124871029611

Or register to watch any time on Vimeo: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/124871523087

And in the meantime, check out two of our songs from the reading:

"The Brain Song" featuring Christopher Shyer: https://vimeo.com/462008991

"Screwed Up" featuring Luana Psaros: https://vimeo.com/465553765

Virtual reading directed by Miriam Eusebio, featuring Natalie Venetia Belcon, Christopher Shyer, Luana Psaros, Adrian Lopez, David Hughey, Debra Cardona, and Angela Gómez, with Aaron Alcaraz, Amber Ardolino, Joel Briel, Rosalind Brown, Jerusha Cavazos, Victor Chan, Roderick Donté Davis, Emma Degerstedt, Fernell Hogan, Kristina Lodestro, Eric Nelsen, and Kay Trinidad.

Book and lyrics by Liz Schiller, music and music direction by Ben Wilkins, additional lyrics by Open Mike Eagle, additional music by Samwise Aaron and Erick Schroder.