Rabbit
by David Foxton
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Readers find the play exceptionally well-crafted and enjoyable. Many consider it flawless in its execution and presentation.
Synopsis
This perceptive play for young adults, set ten years after the bomb, portrays with frightening clarity the destruction of human character as social standards are lost in a struggle for power and survival.
In the ruins of an abandoned building fifteen teenage survivors struggle to make sense of the desolation.
Ironically, they begin to repeat their parents' mistakes.
The play ends with a thought provoking clash of personalities
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Publication
Rabbit is a British play written by David Foxton and published by Samuel French in London (1990).
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Samuel French · 1990 · 28 pp
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