Culture Shock
Haiku is fun. The haiku contests at the Alibi are a big hit (look for the 2011 edition in September). It's a chance to show off one's 5-7-5 chops. Until then, why not give villanelle a try?
Aux Dog Theatre
Performance Review
Moor Shakespeare
Othello bodes well for Aux Dog
Aux Dog’s fifth season, called Life and Chances, vows to set a new course for the theater. If its most recent production, Othello, is any indication, that course is a damn fine one.
Book Review
Dead Celebrities
Rolling Stone writer compiles greatest hits (and misses)
Everyone Loves You When You’re Dead is not only a mostly true statement (it worked for Michael Jackson, maybe not as much for Hitler) but also a new book from journalist Neil Strauss.
It reads like the inner workings of a celebrity reporter's mind.
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Well, Bless Your Heart
The Glitter Girls
Steel Magnolias meets "Survivor" in this coy and colorful comedy.
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The Rough Diamond of Chamber Music
Jennifer Koh and Shai Wosner
Jennifer Koh and Shai Wosner play chamber music live.
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Crop It Like It's Hot
TedxABQ 2018 Design Salon
Explore the topic of design with six New Mexicans shaping the world around us.
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More, Guitars, More Controllers
Adrian Legg
Award-winning and masterful guitarist, Adrian Legg plays live.
