

Other People's Money
Jerry Sterner
THE STORY: Things are not going well at the Gallagher Publishing Company, an old-line textbook house which is faced with mounting losses because of the failure of its latest publishing venture.
Staving off financial ruin is the pressing problem, an
"This bitingly perceptive, yet very funny play, brings compassion and wit to its study of a phenomenon far too often encountered in contemporary society—dishonesty and even criminal behavior among those in the higher echelons of corporate structure. In this case the action involves a foundering textbook publisher, and the desperate measures contemplated by its top executives to help keep it afloat. “The play is written with great wit and style. Gilles has a fine ear for the way company men talk and draws his characters with precise strokes.” —Santa Monica Evening Outlook. “Gilles writes sharp dialog and finds humor nearly everywhere the script takes him.” —Variety. “He can find the humor in any situation because he knows where the heart is."
— Drama-Logue
Cash Flow is a American comedy play written by D B. Gilles and published by Dramatists Play Service (1989).
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