PROGRAMME

Rabbit hole

David Lindsay-Abaire
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Drama

19. 10. 2024 19:00–21:15
The Small Stage

Drama

29. 11. 2024 19:00–21:15
The Small Stage

Drama

3. 1. 2025 19:00–21:15
The Small Stage

David Lindsay-Abaire

Rabbit hole

An emotionally powerful family drama tells a story about a marriage that is undergoing a fundamental life test. Becca and Howie are growing apart. They were affected by one of the greatest family tragedies imaginable.

Can they deal with the blow of fate and return to normal life? Can Becca, her pregnant sister and their quirky mother hold the family together? The author himself claims that his play is ‘surprisingly amusing, but also a little sad and serious, but ultimately hopeful’.   

Prominent American playwright and screenwriter David Lindsay-Abaire (*1969) received the prestigious Pulitzer Prize in 2007 for his play Rabbit Hole. His story was then made into a feature film in 2010 with Nicole Kidman (Oscar nomination) and Aaron Eckhart in the lead roles.    

scene The Small Stage
opening night 9. 9. 2021
length of performance 135 min
recommended age from 14 years old

Creators

Translation:
Markéta Kočí Machačíková
Directed by:
Adam Doležal
Script Editor:
Zdeněk Janál
Stage Design:
Agnieszka Pátá Oldak
Costume:
Agnieszka Pátá Oldak
Music:
Petr Zeman
Prompter:
David Kubát
Stage manager:
Veronika Brankov

Prersons and actors

Becca:
Jana Ondrušková
Izzy, sestra Beccy:
Klára Kuchinková / Eliška Vocelová
Howie, manžel Beccy:
Martin Stránský
Nat, matka Beccy:
Jana Kubátová
Jason:
Matyáš Greif

The copyright to the dramatic text and translation in the Czech Republic is represented by Aura - Pont s r. o., Veslařský ostrov 62, 147 00 Prague 4.

  • The performance features the song Livin' for You - music and lyrics: Al Green, Mitchell Willie

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