On June 27, it commenced an open-ended summer run at the Plays and Players Theater. The one-man show by playwright and actor Robert Dubac dives skillfully into the murky abyss of male and female relationships. This play basically says that guys aren't that bad. The play's action hinges on the fact that Bobby, the lead character, has just been dumped by his fiancee and can't imagine why. In his quest to find the answer and reclaim his girl, he looks to science to remedy his confusion.
Women have two X chromosomes so they can understand their own logic.
And, that's when we're listening. The play takes the audience on a humor-filled sightseeing tour of the male psyche. Five notable characters are the tour guides. I knew dated. First is the Colonel, a Southern-drawled chauvinistic military man.