Rabbit Hole | Summary
Act I
The play opens in the eat-in kitchen of Becca and Howie’s upper-middle-class suburban home. While Becca folds laundry, her sister Izzy is in the middle of telling a story. Izzy is clearly full of personality, and her appearance and energy sharply contrast that of her subdued sister. Izzy recounts a recent bar fight she had with another woman over a boyfriend Izzy had stolen from her. In addition to bringing up the painful subject of Becca’s son Danny, who was struck by a car and killed eight months earlier, Izzy also reveals that she is a few months...
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