Originally scheduled to run through March 5, the production, which is an Equity Showcase and not open for review, will now continue through March 27.

Directed by Brian Tom O'Connor, the play is being produced in association with The Drilling Company.The cast includes Kendall Rileigh, Abigail Rose Solomon, Fabio Taliercio, Shara Ashley Zeiger and Maxwell Zener.

"One quiet Monday night, three neighborhood friends, and former grade school classmates, find themselves in a local drinking establishment," according to press notes. "There's Denise, a frustrated, 32-year-old virgin who's temporarily fled the home where she lives with her mother; April, an emotionally burned-out soul who drinks because she has nothing else; and Linda, a foxy lady with an easy reputation who has just been dumped by her boyfriend, Tony, a typical Italian stud, who now wants to date someone uglier because he thinks it will help him break out of his routine. As the women complain about their situations, under the watchful eye of bartender Murk — a fervent believer of all things status quo — they begin to hatch a plan whereby they can finally begin living their lives, instead of just existing in them. But it’s not long before the women's deeper needs for love and security begin to emerge, threatening to alter forever the life changes they are all desperately trying to achieve."

The production team includes Andrew Lu (set designer), Isabella F. Byrd (lighting designer) and Marcie A. Friedman (production stage manager).

Among John Patrick Shanley's plays are Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, Italian American Reconciliation, The Dreamer Examines his Pillow, Sailor's Song (Drama Desk nomination), Savage in Limbo, Four Dogs and a Bone, Beggars in the House of Plenty, Psychopathia Sexualis, Cellini, Where's My Money?, Dirty Story, Doubt (Tony and Drama Desk Award for Best Play, Pulitzer Prize for Drama) and Defiance. The Drilling Company Theatre is located at 236 West 78th Street (between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenues) on the third floor. (The theatre is not wheelchair accessible.) Show times are Wednesday-Saturday at 8 PM and Sunday at 3 PM. There is no Sunday show March 6.

Tickets, priced $18 and $30 (beginning March 9), are available by calling (212) 868-4444 or by visiting www.rosalindproductions.com.

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Founded in 2005, Rosalind Productions Inc. explores "stories in which the female characters are as vital, complex and influential as the male characters." The Platform Group is a New York City production company formed in early 2010. Platform’s mission is "to create work that challenges, inspires and provides a place to stand on."