“Last night Diane Egan died. Now she’s a ghost. It sucks.” See, it’s time to embrace the world of the living and see a new comedy web series about the afterlife! TOMORROW at the Skiptown Playhouse, check out the LA premiere of the comedy series Guess I’m a Ghost from writer/director/producer/creator Christopher Sullivan (Youngblood group, Best Friend). All 8 episodes will be screened totaling 60 minutes of exploration into coming to terms with one’s past mistakes, atoning for those errors of judgement, and taking a deeper look at how we grieve over the flawed people we thought we knew. In the series (featuring an original score by Leslie Hong of Haybaby), the overly self-serving Diane finds herself in the afterlife after a ride-share accident following an embarrassing situation at a party. When a mistake in the afterlife finds her back on Earth, she must haunt those people that she could have been nicer to the first time around (ie. bad Tinder dates, high school friends, and Uber drivers). Oopsie! If you steer towards programs like the forking amazing The Good Place or High Maintenance, then you owe it to yourself to check out this series. You’re worth it! The series will be released in full online this Monday, April 29th! Check out the trailer below:
Mentions: Show 6pm. RSVP HERE. The Skiptown Playhouse is located at 655 North Heliotrope Drive, Los Angeles, CA, 90004.