NOW PLAYING		TICKETS
	May 2 - 31 Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm Sundays at 2pm Directed by D'Shaun A. Booker Produced by Saul Saladow	General Admission $18 Seniors/Students $15   Sign up for the Morgan-Wixson Email List
Featuring Nadjah Dabney, Alex Luria, Theodore Mark Martinez, Ivy Khan, Karen Roberson and Gisla Stringer Esther, a thirty-five-year-old spinster African-American seamstress in 1905 Manhattan, earns a living creating exquisite custom lingerie for women of the boudoir and the brothel alike. The intimate undergarments become a metaphor for the intimate relationships she develops with her clients. Painfully lonely, she dreams of a better life and finding a husband. She becomes a new woman when she falls in love with a handsome Barbadian laborer who woos her through a series of romantic letters, while her friendship with a shy Jewish fabric merchant grows in unexpected ways. This winner of five national awards for Best Play tells the story of one woman's passion to break free and be herself in a society where she cannot quite fit into the set patterns that are stitched for African-American women.		A review of the January/February show: Palisadian Post Sue Pascoe, Staff Writer February 06, 2008 'Social Security,' written by screenwriter Andrew Bergman ('The In-laws,' 'Fletch,' 'Blazing Saddles') has lots of laughs and the actors deliver them all. The name of the play, now on stage at the Morgan-Wixson Theatre, may not entice a playgoer, but the humor, the acting, and the direction of this comedy should because this perfectly enjoyable production amounts to a delightful evening of theater. ... Click here to be directed to the Palisadian Post website to read the remainder of the review
Pictured: Nadjah Dabney as Esther and Alex Luria as Marks		A review of last summer's show: Palisadian Post Sue Pascoe, Staff Writer July 18, 2007 'Oklahoma!': A Summer Treasure Wow! The production of 'Oklahoma!' at the Morgan-Wixson Theater in Santa Monica is a treat, a joy and a must-see. The singing is beyond what you'd expect for a community theater production: it is Broadway quality.  ... Click here to be directed to the Palisadian Post website to read the remainder of the review
Y.E.S. The Youth Education/Entertainment Series  presents Based on the book by Judy Blume Adapted by Bruce Mason May 17 - June 1 Saturdays and Sundays at 11 am Tickets: $7, or $5 for children under 12 Directed by Alex Pierdant Produced by Marc Ostroff Featuring Edan Abiri, Raven Bennett, Jasper Byrne, Sergio Christofalo, Dash Dabrosky, Zoe D'Andrea, Lena Foellmer, Franky Garces, Alex Quaranta, Molly Quaranta, Anabel Renshaw, *Blair Renshaw, *Gina Renshaw, Morgan Schwartz, Gretchen Sharp, Brian Stewart, Connor Stewart and Jacob Wasserman *Adult Mentors Any fourth grader would agree that Peter Hatcher has a terrible problem - his little brother, Fudge. But the grownups in Peter's life don't see it that way. Peter is finding his brother harder and harder to take, and when Fudge shows interest in Peter's pet turtle, that is the living end.		The Y.E.S. production, Bunnicula, was selected by the L.A. Times as a "Hottest Ticket for the Week Ahead" in January 2008!