Philippine Daily Inquirer - Cold, unforgiving truths in a beautifully depressing ‘Rabbit Hole’
"Fabregas and his actresses should consider this among the truest, brightest moments of their careers."
SPOT.ph - Theater Review: Red Turnip’s Rabbit Hole, featuring Agot Isidro and Michael Williams
A funny play about a seemingly humorless topic
"Rabbit Hole will remind you of the time when the pain seemed unbearable, but you will walk out feeling happy that despite circumstances, you're still here. You survived. You go, you!"
Abs-CbnNews.com - Review: Agot Isidro conquers stage in first straight play
"Her performance proved to be a perfect fit to director Topper Fabregas’ vision of the play as something that Filipinos, so used to soap operas, can easily relate to, as well as the overall realistic tone adopted by Red Turnip for this production."
JUICE.ph - The Beauty in Grief: A Review of Rabbit Hole
"It is a formidable cast with Agot Isidro playing Becca, Michael Williams playing Howie, Che Ramos-Cosio plays Izzy, and Sheila Francicso plays Nat. The four are so natural in their performances that never once do you feel like you are watching a play; it feels more like you are watching life happening right before your very eyes."
ClicktheCity.com - Honest Silence: ‘Rabbit Hole’ and the Tone of Grief and Pain
"The production knows the value of silence. It is its quiet moments that scream the presence of guilt and agony; its power lies in the empty spaces among the characters, especially Becca and Howie."
Circuit Magazine - Rabbit Hole: When Audience Become Intruders
"With a cast as formidable as that of Rabbit Hole, it came as no surprise that they all gave the performances needed for their character."
The Happy Man… by Franco Laurel - Red Turnip's Rabbit Hole
"This show is simply breathtaking."
Lea Salonga / Backstory (Philippine Daily Inquirer) - Hard to watch is good
"As humorous as “Rabbit Hole” is in spots, whenever the narrative returned to the main plot point, watching Howie and Becca fight about anything and everything that had to do with their loss was painful. I mean that in a good way."
Business World - A rage that rarely raises its voice
"The play’s mix of humor and grief is more truthful than crying excessively."
When in Manila - Rabbit Hole: Of Grief, Acceptance, and Hope
"Director Topper Fabregas, despite having this production as his first directing stint, has curated a play that will surely stay with the audience’s heart and soul."
Radio Republic - FROM COCK TO A HOLE
"Director Topper Fabregas and the cast found an interesting hue in the accomplishment of this play, a hue where the equipoise of emotions accentuates and complements the powerful scenes between Agot Isidro and Michael Williams, the light-heartedness and contrasts of Sheila Francisco and Che Ramos–Cosio, and the mental dissonance Ross Pesigan has to deal with. "
Manila Bulletin - Into Theater Wonderland
"Getting out of the hole is Alice’s problem as are the characters of Red Turnip’s excellently acted presentation Rabbit Hole."
Fred Said - Review of Red Turnip's RABBIT HOLE: Difficulty Moving On
"Congratulations to Mr. Topper Fabregas on his directorial debut. He had led the cast and the rest of his crew in successfully bringing this heavy play to a more accessible life."
Maragauxlicious - Theater | Rabbit Hole
"It's a painful play. And because the actors have done such a great job you leave feeling really affected."
Sir Kevin Martin - REVIEW: RABBIT HOLE (RED TURNIP THEATER)
"The cast was nothing short of talented and engaging."
WazzupPilipinas - I've Fallen Into The Rabbit Hole By Red Turnip Theater
"The play is highly recommended to effectively provoke the emotions within you."
Musicals Online - Funny and Emotionally Gripping: Red Turnip’s Rabbit Hole Review by Natalia Go
"The script in itself was very touching and funny, brought to life by this powerful ensemble and creatively directed by Topper Fabregas who is directing a play for the first time."
The Writing Hermit - A Review on ‘Rabbit Hole’
"For Fabregas’s first venture in directing, it is such an ease to witness a work onstage as he made five equally fine performers showcase what they got for the audience’s to feast on."
Sugar Smile - Rabbit Hole: Of Sadness and Dreadful Realities
"Overall, Rabbit Hole is a must-see because it tells you the sad realities, with a dash of comedy."