IT'S JUST SEX Gets Industry-Only Presentations at The Actors' Temple Theater Prior to Off-Broadway Run on October 25

After over two years of sold out performances, as well as acclaim from critics and audiences alike, It's Just Sex, Los Angeles' longest-running, award-winning comedy, will finally come to New York City.

It's Just Sex takes a look at monogamy, infidelity, lust, trust and the boundaries of relationships. With the kids away at camp, three couples get together for an innocent cocktail party. But as the liquor flows, games are played, secrets are revealed, trust is tested, boundaries are broken and reality gets swapped for fantasy. Written by Jeff Gould and directed by Rick Shaw. It's Just Sex contains discreet nudity, suggestive sexual behavior, adult language and themes.

Two industry-only presentations will be given prior to its Off-Broadway premiere later this season. The presentations will be Tuesday October 25th (4pm and 7pm) at The Actors Temple Theater (339 West 47th Street). David Garrison, Christian Campbell and America Olivo will join original cast members Jackie Debatin, Gina LaPiana, and Bryan T. Donovan.

Rick Shaw's career includes performing, writing, producing and directing comedy for TV, movies, radio, stage, and nightclubs, including 6 seasons as producer on the hit CBS comedy "The Nanny." He has won and/or been nominated for 2 Cable Ace Awards, an NAACP Image Award and an Emmy. Rick currently owns and is the Producing Director of the Two Roads Theater.

Jeff Gould's critically acclaimed first play, Troubled Waters won the 2002 Artistic Achievement Award for Best Original Production and was hailed by the Los Angeles Times as "hilarious and inspired". His latest comedy, Is There Sex After Marriage is currently in pre-production in Los Angeles.

Members of the industry may reserve seats by calling 212/575-0263. These industry-only presentations are not open to the public.

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