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\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n Julia Louis-Dreyfus<\/strong><\/a> is heading to Broadway<\/strong><\/a> for the first time.<\/p>\n The Veep<\/em> alum will be making her debut alongside a ton of stars in the first Broadway revival of Jon Robin Baitz<\/strong>\u2018s Other Desert Cities<\/em><\/strong>.<\/p>\n Ed Harris<\/strong><\/a>, Allison Janney<\/strong><\/a>, Joe Keery<\/strong><\/a>, And Lily Rabe<\/strong><\/a> will also star in the John Benjamin Hickey<\/strong>-directed production, which will play a 16-week limited engagement at Broadway\u2019s Hudson Theatre.<\/p>\n Previews begin Tuesday, September 29, with opening night set for Sunday, October 18. The show will run through Sunday, January 17, 2027. <\/p>\n \u201cI had, more or less, talked myself out of imagining\u00a0Other Desert Cities<\/em>\u00a0back in New York. But John Hickey<\/strong> is family to me, and I trust him completely. We go back longer than I ever imagined: he hears a play \u2013 its ideas, its feeling, its music \u2013 with an intelligence and knowingness that anchors a room. And with this company of actors, a playwright dreams about, I thought that if there were still something alive in it, they would find it. What\u2019s slightly unnerving is that nearly 20 years later, through all the fractures and divisions, the questions remain the same: how to live with who we are and what we\u2019ve done and call that a life,\u201d the playwright said in a statement.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s a synopsis: \u201cEvery family has a secret. Not every family survives it. On Christmas Eve, the sunlit Palm Springs home of a politically connected family becomes a battleground of memory, loyalty, and legacy when a daughter returns with a memoir and the power to expose the explosive truth they\u2019ve kept hidden. As the past comes into focus, the question isn\u2019t just what happened, but who owns a family\u2019s story, and what is the cost to tell it.\u201d<\/p>\n