V.24 No.49 | 12/03/2015
ABQ Aerialist Collective via Facebook
Event Horizon Something in the Air Friday, Dec 11: To Air Is Human A show by the Albuquerque Aeriaist Collective about finding magic in each other's weirdness in spite of the mundane things in life.
V.23 No.45 | 11/6/2014
Joanna Furgal
Arts Feature Gravitating Toward Flight Other Worlds transports dance to new realms By August March
An unearthly new show from AirDance New Mexico revels in the strangeness of distant worlds, other dimensions and intriguing characters.
V.23 No.14 | 4/3/2014
photos by Dave Dell
Arts Feature Gesturing to All Life Animales Animados drums up a vivid menagerie of aerialists and musicians By Gail Guengerich
Like a demented child’s dream, Animales Animados features four airborne collaborations between local aerialists and musicians exploring “the animality of humans and the humanity of animals.”
V.22 No.45 | 11/7/2013
Stage Whispers Upward mobility From dance in the air to down-home drama, Stage Whispers highlights performance arts worth watching.
Wellness Dragon and Tiger Medical Qigong Sunday, July 23: 1-2pm Albuquerque Open Space Visitor Center Improve health and energy in seven simple movements with instructor Marcy Pincus, an energy arts certified instructor. Registration recommended.
Song & Dance Summertime Concert Sunday, July 23: 1-3pm Old Town Plaza The high-energy, vocal dance group Inspire Crew inspire confidence through music and performance.
Stage American Idiot Sunday, July 23: 2pm Musical Theatre Southwest Unhappy suburban youths are fed up with the state of the union as they deal with modern day issues, growing up, and finding meaning in their lives and the world around them.
Film Albuquerque Jewish Film Fest: Body and Soul Sunday, July 23: 2-4pm Jewish Community Center of Greater Albuquerque Learn about the early performance history of the jazz standard Body and Soul, one of the most recorded songs in the jazz repertoire and how that relates to the relationships between African Americans and American Jews.
Stage Nunsense Two: The Second Coming Sunday, July 23: 2pm Aux Dog Theatre After the passing of 52 sisters, the wild, eccentric and very lovable nuns become involved in even more hilarious hijinks.
Stage Greater Tuna Sunday, July 23: 2-3pm Vortex Theatre Brennan Foster and Shawn Boyd play over 20 of Tuna, Texas', eccentric inhabitants from gun-clubbers to church ladies.
Song & Dance Chatter Sunday Sunday, July 23: 5pm Las Puertas Mezzo-soprano Blythe Gaissert and double bassist Louis Levitt collaborate on an intimate program of works for voice and bass.
Song & Dance Domingos en Arte Sunday, July 23: 6-8pm National Hispanic Cultural Center Enjoy the tunes of Los Hacheros, the modern-day torchbearers of the golden age of Latin music.
Stage David Blaine Sunday, July 23: 8-11pm Kiva Auditorium An unforgettable interactive experience that both shocks and amuses.
Cuban Jazz Project 7.23.2017
