Wanted Rabbit

Atta Festival (Turkey) and BonteHond (Netherlands) co-production

Duration of the performance: 30 minutes

Age group: 3 years old and above

in Turkish

Miniature theatre for children

“Wanted: Rabbit”, theatre for children, which has been staged more than 500 times in Europe including London and Edinburgh, is an international collaboration of Atta Festival with BonteHond that is a joint production of Turkey & Holland which is staged in Turkish.

In the play, 3 police detectives are looking for a mischievous rabbit who escaped from prison. The rabbits, as you may have noticed, do not play by the rules. Without permission, they dig up every place they come to, they consume the carrots without checking who they belong to, leave droppings in the street and in spite of their big ears they never listen. To find the rabbit, the detectives set out on a journey and search every corner of the miniature city. The play, where everything slowly turns into rabbits in the city, is both very active and so much fun.

Previously shown in following countries
Germany, Austria, Denmark, The Netherlands, England, Scotland, Cyprus, Turkey.

Co-production of “Wanted Rabbit” has been performed in following cities in Turkey since 2018-2019 season
İstanbul, Ankara, Eskişehir, Bursa, Çanakkale, Edirne, Van, Malatya, Mersin.

Co-production of “Wanted Rabbit” has been performed in following festivals since 2018-2019 season
May 2019 > International Eskişehir Children and Youth Theatres Festival > Eskişehir/Turkey

May 2019 > Spring Festival > Copenhagen/Denmark

July 2019 > Kadiköy Municipality Children Theatre Festival > İstanbul/Turkey

September 2019 > Cyprus Theatre Festival > Nicosia/Cyprus

This project is supported by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

This children’s cultural programme (Genç Kültür) is initiated and supported by the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

TEAM

Performers:
Almıla Bayraktar

Anıl Çalım

Derya Cumaoğlu

Oya Bacak

Sertaç Nicholas Güder

Simel Keçicioğlu

Writer, Director: René Geerlings 

Repetiteur: Saskia Driessen

Translation: Melih Gençboyacı

Set, Costume Realisation: İlayda Çeşmecioğlu