Larry, a pedophilic birthday clown, is on a "date" with Britney, a sixteen-year-old prostitute working for a fetish escort service.   If Britney gets another shitty score from a client - she's had a string of bad-luck fours lately - her pimp will put her out on the street.   Larry asked for his usual girl, twelve-year-old Sabrina, who wasn't available.   He really wanted his regular fix, as he has his sights set on a young girl who he will be seeing next week at a birthday party, his next clown job.  He knows what he will do if he doesn't get some relief.   It is D-Day in the hotel room.  Through embarrassing, traumatic attempts at having sex, and in spite of Britney's nerves and Larry's broken routine, the two characters form a unique bond.  The hotel room becomes a confessional for dark secrets and future dreams.

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November 10th to the 29th at the  Bain St-Michel 5300 St-Dominique

Previews     Nov. 10 & 11
Opening     Nov. 12
Tues. through Sat.    20:00
Sunday Matinée    14:00
Monday     DARK
General Admission         $20
Seniors & Students    $15
Groups (6 or more)    $10

Written by Amy Lee Lavoie

Amy Lee Lavoie is a graduate of the Bishop’s University Drama Program and is enteringher third year of the Playwriting Program at the National Theatre School of Canada. Rabbit Rabbit, conceived in her first year at NTS, was read as part of Infinitheatre's Pipeline series in November, 2008. It then went on to be part of CanStage's Ideas and Creation Festival and had a successful run in SummerWorks and the Edmonton Fringe. Amy Lee is thrilled to see Rabbit Rabbit receive its premiere production under the direction of Guy Sprung. Amy Lee is currently working on a new play with Judith Thompson and will be part of Factory Theatre’s CrossCurrents Festival in April, 2010 with her play Reading Molly under the direction of Iris Turcott. She thanks Guy, the team at Infinite, her friends, family, Iris and Brian for everything and more.

Directed by Guy Sprung (link to bio on Who we are page)

Starring:
Ashley Dunn (photo)
After graduating from John Abbott’s Professional Theatre Program in 2007, Ashley went on the study Theatre at Concordia University, and is currently working towards a degree in Child Studies. She is making her professional theatre debut in this production of Rabbit, Rabbit. Selected theatre credits include Various Roles in Canus Tempus’ Quixote, Sheila in Hair and Ash Girl in Ash Girl.

Howard Rosenstein (photo)
Last seen poolside (and not the deep end he is in now) performing†The Elephant Song,†Howard re-embraces darkness with the passionate artists of Infinitheatre's†Rabbit Rabbit†. Recent†Fringers had the opportunity to see him play the role of Dr.Thomas Russell in Penumbra,†which will be reprised January in Centaur's Wildside Festival.†Obsession, a powerful, sometimes dangerous force against†which we may be reduced to feeling powerless can always be contained by choice in how we react to our immediate impulses and demons, regardless how deeply they grip our souls. Be what you seem and happy caving. howardrosenstein.com