In the promotional
blurb, Kit
Brookman’s new play – A
Rabbit for Kim Jong-Il – is described as “a cunning comic thriller
spanning two continents,” as being “crammed with secret agents, espionage, [and]
double-crossings,” and as being “a pointed parable about betrayal and
forgiveness, greed and regret.” The only trouble is, it’s not quite any of
those things, least of all a thriller.