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‘Rabbit Hole’ is heartbreaking tale, but it has a positive message and many light-hearted passages of comedy. Written by David Lindsay-Abaire, it premiered in 2006 in New York and the next year won a Pulitzer Prize for Drama. This beautifully scripted play not surprisingly attained several Tony Award nominations.
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What happens to people when things are forbidden?
Exploring the old adage “curiosity killed the cat”, it’s a theme explored by students from The Actors’ Hub in A Little Rain Must Fall this month.
My annual whinge.
Virtually no productions from Christmas until the beginning of April, and now in the past eight days, 10 plays have opened. I try to be selective, to visit and support as many venues and theatre groups, as many as possible.
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‘Abigail’s Party’ is a theatrical classic, written in 1977 by RADA graduate, Mike Leigh. This social satire, Leigh’s 17th play, was after brief stage run (starring his wife Alison Steadman), produced for BBC TV.
A moving story examining grief, laced with humour, compassion and honesty, is set to tug heartstrings at Melville Theatre this month.
Written by David Lindsay-Abaire and directed by Vanessa Jensen, Rabbit Hole won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and was also adapted into a 2010 film with Nicole Kidman.
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