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Forge Theatre opens David Lindsay-Abaire drama RABBIT HOLE on February 25

Forge Theatre opens David Lindsay-Abaire drama, RABBIT HOLE, on February 25

Becca and Howie had the perfect life – a great marriage, a beautiful house, and a lovely son. But a tragic accident forces them to move beyond their personal grief and explore a range of emotions as they try to find new meaning in the life that remains.

Heartbreaking and improbably funny, this drama of a family in crisis won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize in Drama for playwright David Lindsay-Abaire, who has adapted his script for the recently-released film version starring Oscar-nominee Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart.

Forge Theatre in Phoenixville is proud to present RABBIT HOLE. Directed by Aaron Gould, the play features Heather Reese, Eric Jarrell, DeeDee Mann, Kevin Fennell, and Deb Braak.

On Sunday, March 6, immediately following the 2:00 matinee performance, audience members are invited to join the cast and crew for a post-show discussion exploring the issues and emotions that the play addresses. The talk-back will be led by local actress and certified psychodramatist, Lauren Rozensky Flanagan.

Performances of RABBIT HOLE are February 25, 26, March 4, 5, 10, 11 and 12 at 8:00 PM and March 6 at 2:00 PM. Closes March 12. Adults $12, Students $10.

Forge Theatre, now in its 49th year, is at 241 First Avenue in Phoenixville. For tickets and information, call 610-935-1920 or visit http://ForgeTheatre.org.
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