A Mother, A Daughter and A Gun Extends Through November 27

Barra Grant's A Mother, A Daughter and A Gun, which had announced a November 20 closing date, will now run at Dodger Stages an extra week through November 27. At the time it closes, the dark comedy will have played 19 previews and 30 regular performances off-Broadway.

A Mother, A Daughter and A Gun, starring Olympia Dukakis and Veanne Cox, centers on a headstrong woman and her daughter, who is on the verge of emotional collapse. In addition to the aforementioned stars, the production features David Bishins, Mario Campanaro, Katrina Ferguson, Matthew Greer, Laura Heisler, George S. Irving, Stephanie Kurtzuba and Daniel Pearce.

Directed by Jonathan Lynn, A Mother, A Daughter and A Gun officially opened on November 3. In his Broadway.com Review of the show, William Stevenson wrote: "Some plays sound promising and get off to a pretty good start, raising the audience's expectations before ultimately crashing and burning. That certainly applies to Barra Grant's erratic new comedy... The talented duo of Olympia Dukakis and Veanne Cox headline the cast, and their first scene triggers some laughs. Then, unfortunately, it's all downhill from there."

After opening, the show began advertising that it was a "limited engagement," announcing the November 20 closing date on November 9.