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Bunny is a play by Norman Krasna.

In April 1970 Krasna announced it would go to Broadway and would be produced by Leland Hayward. "We're hoping for a big name" said Krasna who said the play was about a 35-year-old woman "who gets around." The play did not go to Broadway. There was a London production in 1972 starring Eartha Kitt. The Guardian called it "about amusing as an eyewitness account of the Black Death".

It was sent to Ellen Burstyn to appear in or direct. She decided to direct a production put on at the Actors Studio in 1979.

References

1. 'Bunny,' New Krasna Comedy, Is Due on Broadway in the Fall By LOUIS CALTA. New York Times 3 Apr 1970: 44.
2. BUNNY at the Criterion Billington, Michael. The Guardian 19 Dec 1972: 10.
3. Ellen Burstyn's Career Takes a New Direction: Talking About Role Reversal 'I Found It So Much Fun' Sent to Her as Vehicle Off to Canada Talking to the Audience Again? Again By FRED FERRETTI. New York Times 2 Aug 1979: C13.

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