Angielski
The absurdity of American politics. The absence of reason. Animal Farm meets 1984 meets The Handmaid's Tale meets the madness of MAGA. This is White Rabbit - the escape from the insanity that is Donald Trump's America.
When a radicalized MAGA conservative woman runs for public office to 'save America', she naively joins a religious cult that's a front for a terrorist group. When she enlists them to eliminate the competition, a disastrous chain of events unfolds.
Ultra-social conservative zealot and MAGA cult member Martha Molder decides to run for public office to 'save America', but she is thwarted at every turn by people she thinks are against her, including her progressive husband Jack, her immigrant gardener Enrique, her gay son Max and his pet rabbit, and Max's unhinged high school teacher Miss Tutley who runs against her.
When a domestic terrorist duo who pose as an evangelical cult offer to help her, they use a clueless Martha to rob the bank where Jack is the manager to fund their organization. Meanwhile, Jack is having an affair with Miss Tutley to try and convince her to run in the election as an even more outrageous conservative candidate so Martha won't win.
When Max learns of his father's affair with the town's deranged black widow, he conspires with his fellow students, who have had enough of Miss Tutley's abuse and incompetence, to get rid of her. The madness culminates at a party the teens throw to celebrate her apparent demise, and when the entire cast of characters also attends, chaos reigns.
White Rabbit is an absurdist, screwball political satire - a reflection of the United States in the 21st century.
