Breakfast Plays: New Tracks

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11/26/2020

Rabbit Catcher by Rebecca Martin

Season 1, Ep. 1

Dead in the woods, Ren of Ord clears her windpipe of soil, earth and rot. Sworn to enact vengeance, she rises to protect her land and her sisterhood from the fate that befell her that day upon the hill. Rabbit Catcher is a lyrical, mythical lore set within the dark, dense woods of Ord Hill, Inverness.

Writer Rebecca Martin

Director Gareth Nicholls

Composer & Sound Designer Oğuz Kaplangi

Sound engineer Richard Bell

Dramaturg Eleanor White

Cast Anna Russell-Martin, Reuben Joseph & Karen Fishwick

The Breakfast Plays: New Tracks are generously supported by the Noël Coward Foundation and the Turtleton Charitable Trust.

The Traverse Theatre is funded by Creative Scotland and The City of Edinburgh Council, with additional support from The Scottish Government Performing Arts Venues Relief Fund.

Image: Mihaela Bodlovic

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