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RABBIT HOLE
by David Lindsay Abaire
Richard Hugo House
May 1 - 31, 2009
A Seattle Premiere! Winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, RABBIT HOLE is the brilliant and critically acclaimed new play about love, comfort and forgiveness. Becca and Howie have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down.
Using equal doses of humor and candor, this masterpiece is a refreshingly honest look at domestic tragedy and the healing power of love and family...A life-affirming testament to the endurance of the human spirit. You'll laugh, you'll cry...you'll be touched.
Don't miss this magnificent heartwarming tale.
"A painstakingly beautiful, dramatically resourceful, exquisitely human new play" --Backstage
"An intensely emotional examination of grief, laced with wit, insightfulness, compassion, and searing honesty." --Variety
"Grade A! A transcendant and deeply affecting new play, which shifts perfectly from hilarity to grief." --Entertainment Weekly
Please don't miss this show!
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Walayn Sharples, Ellen Dessler,
Kelly Hyde and Gordon Hendrickson in
Izzy's birthday party scene from
ReAct's Rabbit Hole.
Photo: Justin Burke.
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Alex Adisorn as Jason and Kelly
Hyde as Becca in ReAct's Seattle
Premiere of Rabbit Hole.
Photo: Justin Burke.
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2pm Show with Post Play Talk Back
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Bring Mom Free with a Paid Adm.
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Richard Hugo House is located at 1634 Eleventh
Ave just north of the corner of 11th & Pine on Capitol Hill in Seattle.
Free parking is available in the parking lot behind Richard Hugo House and throughout the neighborhood. Nearby Paylots are also available.
>>maps & directions
>>public transit info
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Answers to Commonly Asked Questions
Q. When do tickets go offsale online and through the ticket outlets?
A. Online sales usually cease 4 hours before showtime. Advanced Outlet sales usually cease at midnight before the day of show but operational times vary from outlet to outlet. A limited number of walk-up sales should always be available at the venue for most performances, and standing room tickets are available for sold out shows.
Q. What's the running time?
A. Approximately 115 minutes in length including a brief intermission.
Q. Is the show appropriate for children?
A. Due to adult themes, we don't recommend bringing small children to RABBIT HOLE without parental supervision. Rating: PG-13.
Q. Is seating assigned or festival seating?
A. Seating is NOT assigned. Open festival seating begins approximately 20 minutes prior to curtain.
Q. Do I need to make a reservation or can I just walk up at the door and expect to get in?
A. Although the venue can accomodate many at each performance, seating is ultimately limited. We should be able to accomodate you, but purchasing advanced tickets or making reservations is encouraged, particularly towards the end of our limited engagement.
Q. If I reserve tickets, do I need to pay for them in advance, and where do I pick them up?
A. Reserved tickets can be picked up on the day of show and are held at willcall in the theatre lobby until curtain. Our Box Office opens 45 minutes before showtime. You can secure payment for your tickets in advance and save money, or just pay for them at the door, whichever you prefer. For your convenience, prepaid advanced tickets are also available through Ticket Window, Brownpaper Tickets and other fine outlets.
Q. Is late seating allowed?
A. No. If you are late our house manager will seat you at the earliest appropriate time as not to disturb our other patrons.
Q. Is it true prizes are raffled off at every performance?
A. Yes, we have terrific doorprize drawings at the start of each show, so hang on to your ticket stub and don't be late!
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ReAct's production of Rabbit Hole
will benefit the Lifelong AIDS Alliance,
Theatre Puget Sound and many more.
Rabbit Hole is presented
through special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc.
Special Thanks to SIS Productions, in residence at Richard Hugo House for making this venue available to us.
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Kelly Hyde as Becca and Gordon Hendrickson as Howie in a scene from Rabbit Hole
Photo: Justin Burke.
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Advanced Ticket Prices
General $12
Students, Seniors $9
Children $6
Buy early and save!
Day of Show Admission
General $15
Students, Seniors $12
Children $9
Theatre Artists $6
Save $1 off admission with a foodbank donation at the door. Group discounts are available for parties of 10 or more.
To securely purchase advanced tickets online now and save, (with all online service fees covered by ReAct!) click here:
Or to simply reserve "Day of Show" tickets now and pay for them at the door, complete our
Online Reservation Form
or call ReAct's Box Office at
(206) 364-3283
You can also email
your reservation directly to our box office.
Please include your name, telephone,
and the date and number of tickets desired.
Great money saving Subscription Packages are also available!
Advanced tickets may also be purchased online, by phone or in person through
Call 1-800-838-3006
or visit any Brown Paper Tickets outlet including Puget Sound area Silver Platters Stores.
Get more information on ReAct's previous productions:
>>2008 Staged Reading
Reviews:
>>Seattle Times
>>Art Zone with Nancy Guppy
>>Seattle Fine Arts Examiner
>>Seattle Gay News
>>Art Zine Blog
>>Seattlest
>>Seattle Weekly
>>Patron Comments
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Alex Adisorn, Gordon Hendrickson, Kelly Hyde, Ellen Dessler and Walayn Sharples in ReAct's Seattle Premiere of Rabbit Hole.
Photo: David Hsieh.
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Directed by
David
Hsieh
Starring
Alex
Adisorn
Ellen
Dessler
Gordon
Hendrickson
Kelly
Hyde
and
Walayn
Sharples
Stage Managed by
Jenn
Rodvold
Production Designed by
David
Hsieh
Lighting Designed by
Murray
McKay
Sound Designed by
Roger
Tang
Assistant Stage Managed by
Sven
Nelson
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Kelly Hyde as Becca and Gordon Hendrickson as Howie in ReAct's staging of Rabbit Hole.
Photo: Justin Burke.
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Kelly Hyde as Becca with Walayn Sharples as Nat in a scene from ReAct's Rabbit Hole.
Photo: Justin Burke.
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