The Tragic Story Of Doctor Frankenstein October 28, 2010

Rabbit Hole Ensemble celebrates its Fifth Anniversary by returning to one of literature’s most influential and horrible stories. Using masks, puppets, Kabuki, and the narrative techniques of story-theatre, this expressionistic gender-bending minimalist adaptation of Mary Shelly’s novel focuses exclusively on the doctor’s point of view.

Rabbit Hole has a reputation for exciting, highly theatrical, and aggressively minimalist twists on classic stories:

“Rabbit Hole Ensemble has atmosphere in spades...Wood's adaptation is ingenious...

The simplicity works like a dream, in fact like a nightmare...The spookiest effects are those we can imagine for ourselves...a grand and spine-tingling production.”

“The ensemble cast proffers a resonant performance through their manipulation of space and sound.”

“The actors create the play's world with mime, manual and oral sound effects, and the creepy amber glare of hand-held lights...With mise-en-scene like this, Wood, Elefterion, and the cast make powerful dark magic.”

Audiences won’t want to miss the birth of a new Rabbit Hole monster.

Official Website: http://www.rabbitholeensemble.com/shows/drfrank_showdetail.html