OVERVIEW

David Lindsay-Abaire’s Broadway hit Rabbit Hole is a telling depiction about the resilience of the human spirit. Rabbit Hole takes the audience into the contemporary suburban household of Becca and Howie, a couple who has experienced an unthinkable loss, forcing them to live a life they never anticipated. Becca’s family—which includes her sister Izzy and her mother Nat—desperately search for ways to cope with grief, while Becca carefully tries to navigate putting back together the pieces of a shattered life.