Rabbit: A Play

by David Foxton

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.|Flexible cast

28 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1990

About the author

David Foxton is the pen name of David Wood.

David Wood / David Foxton, artist, playwright, author of 79 plays to date, landscape paintings, set-designer, graphic designer, director, actor and drama teacher living and working at the centre of the known Universe, or Dewsbury, as it is known locally.

David Wood's paintings are nearly always intimate British landscapes, usually in Oils but occasionally in Mixed Media.

David Foxton's plays cover a range of subjects and formats. They include a number of one-act plays for both adults and youth performers. Many of these are extremely popular as Festival plays with British Amateur Theatrical companies. The list also includes a large number of full-length plays designed for Children and Family Audiences. Needless to say, adults find them just as entertaining!

Reviews

[Brenda · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked this dystopian play about teens surviving after a nuclear holocaust.