Sand in the Air

05/30/2011

Thanks to all you Facebook friends for your support during the run of the show!

05/28/2011

Tonight, Saturday, is your last chance to catch this world premiere!

05/26/2011

SAND IN THE AIR has just 2 performances left, and Friday is half-price! Congratulations to the playwright, cast and the entire creative team on mounting a world premiere play.

05/24/2011

The final performances are coming this weekend!

05/20/2011

Pay what you can again tonight!

05/17/2011

Here's a quote from LAWeekly.com's review: "...good-old-boy lawyer Billy Rafferty (an oily Larry Gesling) is the power behind the kind of corrupt business/political establishment that would make Dick Cheney and Halliburton seem paragons of corporate/civic virtue."

05/16/2011

The "Santa Monica Mirror" loves Larry! Here's a quote from Friday's review: "Dominating all his scenes is Larry Gesling, a Morgan-Wixson company veteran, as Rafferty. He manages to make the character detestable without resorting to scenery-chewing."

05/13/2011

Tonight: Pay what you can!

05/11/2011

Breaking news! 13 just became a lucky number. Friday night, May 13, is Pay What You Can Night. Support live theatre, and go to the Morgan-Wixson where you can park for free (at the Venice Family Clinic) and pay whatever you can afford to see this thought-provoking comedy drama.

05/11/2011

http://www.lastagealliance.com/sandintheair/
$9 tickets still available through the LA Stage Alliance site for this weekend's performances!

When a young doctor in a remote factory town on the Tex-Mex border is accused of sexual misconduct in his consulting rooms he learns that corporate politics can override the course of justice. With satirical humor, the play explores the ever-increasing limits and distortions of personal freedom in a

05/10/2011

Many thanks to SITA fan Kim Price for posting this on her wall:

Saw a great new play this past weekend! It's called "Sand in the Air" and is being produced at the Morgan-Wixson in Santa Monica. It 's a World Premiere; well written and based on a true story! Political, Sexual, Thought-Provoking...the play's got it all! Go see!

05/09/2011

A quote from a recent review: "The cast does a great job of creating the small town feel that is held together by the factory that rules it. Gesling plays a standout character whose amusing lawyer jokes do their job to deflect the truth he is hiding. Barbara Lanigan portrays the town fl**zy, Thelmae, and is easily remembered for her flashy clothing and swinging gait."