Review: BAD MEDICINE at Santa Fe Playhouse
Sometimes a show seems like it’s of the moment; the plot points and action hits just right for the time.
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Albuquerque.
Sometimes a show seems like it’s of the moment; the plot points and action hits just right for the time.
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According to the Director’s note, The Drowning Girls is based on a true story.
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What did our critic think of OUT AT SEA at Theater Grottesco?
he thing that stayed with me after this show was the ease and natural ebb and flow of conversation the two actors had; both Malcom-Petty and Sigl had volumes of script to memorize, but both took the words from the page and embodied them.
What did our critic think of BOEING BOEING at Albuquerque Little Theater?
Catch the uproarious antics of POTUS at Santa Fe Playhouse! Experience a day of chaos as seven women navigate the president's blunders.
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy by Kate Hamill at the Santa Fe Playhouse provides insightful commentary on the nature of predators in a post “me-too” world through a retelling of Bram Stoker’s Dracula with a refocus that frames women at the center of the story.
What did our critic think of FIDDLER ON THE ROOF at Tri-M Productions?
Never shying away from a challenge, the Exodus Ensemble’s latest offering tackles what is regularly considered to be one of the cornerstones of the western canon and of high school senior English classes alike: Hamlet.
Ah, October – crisp fall leaves, apple picking, pumpkin patches and binge-watching Friday the 13th movies.
Bare: A Pop Opera made its debut in Albuquerque this past weekend.
What did our critic think of PUEBLO REVOLT at Santa Fe Playhouse? Santa Fe Playhouse’s production of Pueblo Revolt, a new play by Mississippi Choctaw, Laguna, and Isleta Pueblo playwright Dillon Christopher Chitto and directed by Tara Moses, of the Seminole and Mvskoke nations, is a powerful and p
Despite their existence in Santa Fe for several years (and glowing reviews from many theatremakers I highly respect), I had, until Friday night’s performance of Cyrano, not made it out to see an Exodus Ensemble show.
Full disclosure: I usually don’t review opera.
Read our review of the acclaimed Broadway musical, SOMETHING ROTTEN! at Santa Fe Playhouse! Santa Fe Playhouse’s rollicking feel-good musical, is just the ticket we need for these dark ages.
Musical Theater Southwest (6320 Domingo Road, Albuquerque) is on a roll – they continue to bring a varied and exciting season of musicals to Albuquerque.
Come see a joyous show this holiday season! You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown plays now through December 29.
In this crazy world today, sometimes you just need a little reminder to relax and enjoy the moment.
You have to hand it to Musical Theatre Southwest – most community theaters play it safe, filling their calendar with Mamma Mia, Shrek and at least one production from the Golden Age of Musicals (Rogers & Hammerstein, Lerner & Lowe, etc.
This year, which marks 100th burning of Zozobra, the Santa Fe Playhouse takes the melodrama and turns it upside down.
Stephen Sondheim’s Sunday in the Park with George opened at Santa Fe Playhouse on Saturday and all I can say is wow.
Here we go – another summer of fun, frothy musicals all over northern New Mexico.
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CLUE Adobe Theater (10/16-11/08) |
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A Christmas Carol Popejoy Hall (12/11-12/11) |
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Summer Tablao Flamenco Wednesdays Teatro Paraguas (6/10-8/26) |
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Jekyll & Hyde The Musical Farmington Civic Center (10/22-11/01) |
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The Sixties Show Popejoy Hall (9/26-9/26) |
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Lili Elbe Santa Fe Opera (8/01-8/27) |
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Lunar Eclipse by Donald Margulies New Mexico Actors Lab (11/05-11/22) |
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The Motherf**ker with the Hat Vortex Theatre (9/11-10/04) |
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Mamma Mia! Popejoy Hall (5/18-5/23) |
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Outlander In Concert Popejoy Hall (11/23-11/23) |