Rogue Theatre Festival and @Strangegirlzz present... Rabbit. Rabbit. Rabbit. a Courtney Love play written by Brittyn Dion Bonham with direction from Katie Walker and dramaturgy from Danielle Breitstein. This show will premiere a fully staged workshop at The Flea on June 4. Rabbit. Rabbit. Rabbit. Is a one act thriller following two sisters in April of 2011. The younger sister, Bell, played by Aaliyah Raghnal, is a budding podcaster with a large Tumblr following. She navigates the world with guidance from her much older sister: Lindy, played by Caitlin Kirk- a corporate business woman hoping to snare the perfect man. The audience is confronted with feminine rage through Bell’s growing interest in the history of Courtney Love and Kurt Cobain’s marriage. On the other side of the story, Lindy is invited on a suspicious camping trip with her Eagle Scout boyfriend, dad-bod Derrick, played by Paul B. Jackson. Can the sisters rely on Courtney Love’s “F*** the Man” standards for a happy ending? Or will everything they consume keep them trapped in a rabbit’s snare?
Cast and Creative team for Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit a Courtney Love play by Brittyn Dion Bonham at The Flea
Cast
Aaliyah Raghnal
Bell
Aaliyah Raghnal (she/her) is a Drama graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Past credits include The Seagull (Thinking of You) at NYU and Away Uniform at NYTW, both directed and written by Tina Satter, Weekend at Barry's at the Brick Theatre directed by Jess Barbagello, Roaches directed by Patrick O'Connell at the Flea Theatre, and Stranger Things: the Experience presented by Netflix. Aaliyah has previously worked with Brittyn Dion Bonham with her works Caffeinated Woman and Rabbit. Aaliyah is thrilled to reprise the role of Bell. Aaliyah is currently repped by Stewart Talent and thanks everyone for showing up and supporting Rabbit!
Caitlin Kirk
Lindy
Caitlin Kirk (she/her) is an actor from West Palm Beach, Florida with a BA in Theater from Florida State University. She also holds a certificate in Shakespearean texts from Yale Drama’s MIO program. Caitlin’s credits include Mr. Burns: A Post Electric Play, Twelfth Night, The Merry Wives of Windsor, and Brittyn Dion Bonham’s Caffeinated Women. She is so delighted to work with this text and thanks all of her loved ones for their unwavering support.
Paul B. Jackson
Paul Jackson Derrick (he/him) is currently searching for his Myspace from 2011. A proud alumnus of the William Esper Studio, his roles include Scoutmaster Waldo in 'Scouts,' the Mad Hatter in the 'Alice Cocktail Experience,' and his recent Off-Broadway debut with 'FunikiJam'. His storytelling passion also extends to film, notably as Alex in 'Good Day,' which was showcased at the Benefit Film Festival in Atlanta and won Best Film at the BitterSweet Invitational Story Festival in DC. Paul's journey has been supported by his friends, family, and particularly Brittyn, whose love continually inspires him. He hopes you enjoy the show! Follow his journey on social media: @PaulBJackson.Creative Team
Brittyn Dion Bonham
Playwright
Brittyn Dion Bonham (she/her) loves to make gross experimental theater that counters her day job as a sparkly, ballerina party princess. Brittyn’s previous writing and devising credits include: Tinseltown New York, The Beauty and The Beast Cocktail Experience, and Dream Eclectica’s “The Ball”. As a writer, Brittyn’s work often satirizes famous men by telling the stories of silenced women they used to achieve their success. As an actress, she is currently playing Beautiful, Fun, Chill Girly, Sweetie Baby in Everyday. She is forever indebted to Aaliyah, Caitlin, Paul, Danielle, and Courtney for bringing this work to life. Follow her @brittyn_in_the_stars.
Katie Walker
Director
Katie Walker is an NYC-based Director, Dramaturg, and Playwright from Denver, Colorado. She has worked with theatre companies including The Playwrights Realm, Normal Ave Productions, First Kiss Theatre, Pipedream Productions, The WorkShop Theater, and the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. Katie is the long-term dramaturg for Niagara the Musical by Lauren Widner, Ryan McCurdy, and James Rushin. She serves as the NYC-Metro Regional VP for the Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, and she assists the worldwide theatrical community as a Research Assistant in the Theatre on Film and Tape archive at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
Danielle Breitstein
Dramaturg
Danielle Breitstein (she/they) is a Brooklyn-based musical theater writer, dramaturg, arranger and performer. Recent credits include Plague Play by Erin Proctor at IATI (dramaturg), Frog Dinner by Riley Elton McCarthy at The Tank (Vocal Arranger), Isabella of Boston Developmental Cast Recording by Avery Ingvarson and Neil Klein (orchestrator, musician), Euripideeznuts by Erin Proctor at The Tank (Performer).
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