Rabbit Hole

Rabbit Hole
By David Lindsay-Abaire

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama (2007), Rabbit Hole is a deeply moving exploration of grief, love, and the delicate path toward healing. Becca and Howie are a couple grappling with the sudden loss of their young son, each navigating sorrow in ways that pull them apart even as they long to reconnect. As family tensions rise and the teenager involved in the accident reaches out, the boundaries of forgiveness, memory, and resilience are tested. With moments of humor, honesty, and quiet grace, Rabbit Hole offers a powerful look at the human capacity to endure the unendurable—and to find hope on the other side.

Staged Reading, Drama
Rating: PG-13

Audience advisory: Rabbit Hole is a deeply moving and beautifully honest play that explores how a family navigates life after an unimaginable loss. While there are touches of humor and hope, the story also leans into themes of grief, healing, and emotional resilience.

This production includes:
 • Mature subject matter involving the loss of a child
 • Emotional content and scenes of intensity
 • Some strong language

Recommended for ages 13 and up. Parental guidance is suggested.

Runtime: 90 minutes. 15 minute intermission.
Admission: $10.00 + fees

Performances:
Friday, August 29, 2025, 7:30pm
Saturday, August 30, 2025, 7:30pm

Cast:
BECCA: Lisa Poglitsch
IZZY: Jaleesa Joy
HOWIE: Bradley Tremblay
NAT: Nanette Bulebosh
JASON: Tom Aldridge
NARRATOR: Angie Rodenkirch

Production Team:
Directed by Danny Polaski
Producer: Kit Seidel

RABBIT HOLE is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service. www.dramatists.com