Sand
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 10, 2008
Closed Mar 2, 2008
Opened Feb 10, 2008
Closed Mar 2, 2008
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Alone in the middle of a desert, three young American soldiers are ordered to guard an abandoned gas station. Trapped in a confusing, boring, often terrifying occupation, the three confront powers foreign and domestic, secular and divine, real and imagined. Daniella Topol directs this world premiere play by Trista Baldwin.
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It's no news that millions of Americans opposing the war in Iraq sincerely support the troops there. Playwright Trista Baldwin obviously counts herself among the vast number, but it's doubtful whether
Sand -- the damn-the-war outcry that she began writing in 2003 and which the Women's Project is currently presenting -- is the ideal way to demonstrate that heartfelt support.
The three figures in desert fatigues whom Baldwin introduces are passing bored hours guarding a remote gas station. The setting -- which Anita Fuchs has designed to resemble an explosion in a ceramics factory -- is the dramatist's reminder that oil is the true rationale for United States presence in the late Sad[...]