Nothing moves people more than the death of a child. And while a play centered around such tragedy might make its audience feel manipulated and cheap, like a bad Lifetime move, David Lindsay-Abaire's [3] Rabbit Hole [4] handles it with such honesty and insight as to take its audience through the most grievous journey without resentment or reproach. This month, the Jungle Theater [5] takes on the difficult, yet rewarding task of presenting the Pulitzer-winning [6] play to Twin Cities audiences. With directer Bain Boehlke [7] at the helm, the Jungle Theater will perform Lindsay-Abaire's story of Becca and Howard Corbett. Find out what happens when a family is torn apart by the accidental death of their four-year-old. And what happens when the driver of the car that killed him shows up at their doorstep.
The Jungle Theater [8], 2951 Lyndale Ave S. Minneapolis, 612-822-7063; $26-$36.
