Malicious Bunny

When Jonathon Wicks tells his unhappily married wife, Angela, that he'll do anything for her, she tests his love by asking him to commit a double homicide. If the only way to keep a wife is to kill for her, would you do it?

"Sprosty and the entire cast and crew magnificently present a play of never-ending twist and turns that had this reviewer on the edge of her seat..." - Tolucan Times

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"It’s a great play masterfully performed and I high recommend it... I loved it!"

- NoHo Arts District

“Sprosty has a wonderful way of leading his audience down one path, doing a quick detour, allowing the viewers to find themselves guessing at what will happen next. In ‘MALICIOUS BUNNY’ he has given us a black comedy/mystery that is cleverly conceived.

The author contends that the play is not autobiographical, but did germinate from experiences with his last girl friend and her parents. He emphatically insists, and states in the program that it was his LAST girl friend, not this one. (Okay, Matthew, now that it’s officially in public print, hopefully this saves you from your present main squeeze’s parents not dragging her out of the theatre and forbidding her from seeing you when they attend next Saturday’s performance.)

There are enough twists and turns to make the surprise ending a head shaker and allow you to leave with a smile on your face!

Capsule judgement: It’s been a while since I’ve had such a good time at a theatre production. The twists, turns and “oh my goodness moments” in ‘MALICIOUS BUNNY’ keep the audience laughing and thinking of what’s going to happen next. Bravo!”

posted by roy berko