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This Is My Rifle, This Is My Gun

Continued from page 1

Published on March 09, 2006

  • Kauffmann (left) and Stabile: Getting a bead on the enemy
    Kauffmann (left) and Stabile: Getting a bead on the enemy

Where:

Public Theatre of South Florida, 6501 W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation

Details:

Through March 19. Call 954-537-3648.

Subject(s):

And Then She Moved the Furniture
However, these spheres each sing roughly the same note — of sad resignation tinged with warmly humorous reflection — that results in hours of watch-checking repetition. Sure, the play's resolution is that there is no resolution when it comes to the entrapment of being a Catholic mother in Northern Ireland. But surgical removal of about 30 minutes of those spheres would still get you there.

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