  |  Photo by Richard K. Hogle Culture ShockRudolph the Red-Nosed WinoIt makes sense to fashion a Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer character off Charles Bukowski. Both pop-cultural archetypes have big red noses (Bukowski from a career of professional alcoholism, Rudy from some sort of unexplained nasal phosphorescence); both were social outcasts before they got famous; they’re both horny—in their own way.
 Vic Browder Performance ReviewSister ActMother Road delivers laughs and tears in tale of sibling camaraderieWith only a handful of days left slipping between our fingers until the new year, Mother Road Theatre Company has produced a show that may be the best to come out of Albuquerque in 2011. Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water, directed by Mark Hisler and Vic Browder, is in one great eruption heartbreaking, fantastically funny and absolutely riveting.
 Book ReviewHappy Christmas, My AssHoliday and 80-proof spirits collide in India Knight’s Comfort & JoyComfort & JoyI was walking the other day when I passed a woman who commanded in my ear that I “Smile!” I ignored her, because I wasn't in the cheeriest of moods. She then brayed like a donkey, “God bless you and have a happy holiday!”
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