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Rabbit Hole

Presented by Palo Alto Players at Lucie Stern Community Theatre and Center

January 22-February 7, 2010

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Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want until that one day when a random accident forever shatters their calm suburban existence and turns their world upside-down. When things that used to make sense now make no sense at all, the Corbetts do their best to come together as a family despite their differences, with varying results.

Honest and humorous, David Lindsay-Abaire’s deeply affecting winner of the 2007...

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Honest and humorous, David Lindsay-Abaire’s deeply affecting winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize reaffirms the power of the human spirit and its indomitable ability to survive and find hope.

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Lucie Stern Community Theatre and Center

1305 Middlefield Road
Palo Alto, CA 94301

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Tickets:
$20-$31

Times:
Thurs-Sat: 8pm
Sun: 2:30pm

Phone: 650-329-0891

Parking:

There is a small, free parking lot behind the theater, as well as ample street parking.

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Event Name: Rabbit Hole
"Remarkably incisive play. Lovely production.Superb acting."
Review posted by: Claire Ambjor from San Francisco, California, Jan 27, 2010

My husband and I were very moved by this play, and surprised by how elegantly the grief unfolded. I would recommend every psychologist see it. We were moved by all the actors, particularly the role... Expand

My husband and I were very moved by this play, and surprised by how elegantly the grief unfolded. I would recommend every psychologist see it. We were moved by all the actors, particularly the role of Jason (Zachary Freier Harrison) reading his letter in Act One. Collapse
Event Name: Rabbit Hole
"timely, moving show"
Review posted by: Steve from Palo Alto, CA, Jan 26, 2010

Given recent events here in Palo Alto, the timeliness for the run of this show is almost eerie. And I am sure that the subject matter, the accidental death of a five-year-old boy, is more than... Expand

Given recent events here in Palo Alto, the timeliness for the run of this show is almost eerie. And I am sure that the subject matter, the accidental death of a five-year-old boy, is more than some theatre-goers can bear, and that is really too bad. The Rabbit Hole characters deal with their grief over the loss of Danny, their child/grandchild/nephew, in very different ways, and each feels remarkably true. The direction is first-rate, the individual performances compelling, and the play is haunting. This production will stay with me for a long time. Collapse