Recommendations of THE GHOSTS OF LOTE BRAVO

  • Monique Abrams: THE GHOSTS OF LOTE BRAVO

    I would like to read about it

    I would like to read about it

  • John Weagly: THE GHOSTS OF LOTE BRAVO

    Sad and powerful and full of magic, love and despair. A glimpse into a desperate existence we don't usually come across in our day-to day lives.

    Sad and powerful and full of magic, love and despair. A glimpse into a desperate existence we don't usually come across in our day-to day lives.

  • Eric Pfeffinger: THE GHOSTS OF LOTE BRAVO

    Grim and lyrical, this is a play with a conscience and with a grasp of the theatrically magical. It has one foot in the hyperreal and one in the supernatural, but its dramatization of human connections, and the depths of human feeling, is transcendent.

    Grim and lyrical, this is a play with a conscience and with a grasp of the theatrically magical. It has one foot in the hyperreal and one in the supernatural, but its dramatization of human connections, and the depths of human feeling, is transcendent.

  • Jessie Salsbury: THE GHOSTS OF LOTE BRAVO

    I had the honor and privilege of seeing this work at the Unicorn. It is haunting, beautiful, hard-hitting. I still think about it and see the images in my mind months later. It is a piece that needs to be performed across the country. Hilary Bettis has crafted something amazing that needs to be seen by everyone.

    I had the honor and privilege of seeing this work at the Unicorn. It is haunting, beautiful, hard-hitting. I still think about it and see the images in my mind months later. It is a piece that needs to be performed across the country. Hilary Bettis has crafted something amazing that needs to be seen by everyone.

  • Nan Barnett: THE GHOSTS OF LOTE BRAVO

    A beautiful study of lives lived and lost, and a look at the the lengths to which humans will go for the opportunity to make the next day better for themselves and those they love. Bettis' ability to weave the dark beauty of belief with the desperation and unrelenting want of these women is powerful and highly theatrical. I can't wait to see it produced.

    A beautiful study of lives lived and lost, and a look at the the lengths to which humans will go for the opportunity to make the next day better for themselves and those they love. Bettis' ability to weave the dark beauty of belief with the desperation and unrelenting want of these women is powerful and highly theatrical. I can't wait to see it produced.