A play that moves fearlessly between the mythical, religious, and brutal truth of romance . I'd be lying if I said this wasn't a weird play, but the kind that takes you on a journey we might all be too familiar with, disguising it within the the story between an angel and a chupacabra. I don't know how this play would look on stage, but I can't wait to find out.

A play about God and angels and demons. A play about the war between good and evil. Heaven and Hell. A play about two characters that have known each other for many, many lifetimes. This is an epic play. This is also a deeply intimate play. It's a love story about redemption and forgiveness. It's about our personal beliefs about justice and who is deserving of love. This play is full of rich dialogue and stunning imagery. A feast for the senses for every lucky audience member who will get to witness a production of this play.

A beautiful exploration of good and evil and how we're all capable of both. Gonzalez y Perez examines big questions that philosophers have wrestled with for centuries and humanizes them through angels and chupacabras. Beautifully crafted monologues that explore the belief of God within all of us, and the difference between God and Faith. The visual imagery is stunning and I would love to see this play come alive on stage.