This play spoke HARD to my students. One of my directing students worked with this play for their final showcase, and the deep, thoughtful character work they were able to do with their actors was due to the nuance and sensitivity in this script. We laughed, we cried, we laughed again, we cried some more. This is a subject my students feel deeply and personally, and the way this script addresses the reality of this experience while also offering hope is hugely impressive.

It's a play that addresses a difficult subject with great sensitivity, featuring a "woman in white" onto whom the heroine projects her own life and a different kind of psychopomp who guides her toward life. A tribute to friendship and life.

What begins as a late-night ghost hunt betwixt friends becomes a gentle act of salvation. Aly Kantor has an enviable gift for crafting comedic dramas, delicately combining her token blend of humor and pathos. Her characters are as concentrated as her storytelling - smart, complex, and always relevant to the world we're living in right now. We all need a friend like Bethany.