Every year just before the Catholic season of Lent, communities all over the globe let loose during one version or another of carnival. [...]

No one could accuse Philip Roth of lacking a fantasy life. In a 1972 novel, Roth conjured up a man who slowly became [...]

Many Americans seem to think that art is merely an expendable luxury, an idle way to pass the time for spoiled trust fund [...]

The fourth issue of actingnow.com is made up entirely of interviews. The online theater magazine, which is published by UNM theater professor Eugene [...]

Drag your sorry butt out of the house this Saturday evening for License to Drag, this year's fabulous edition of the beloved Come [...]

In Blue Surge, a new play opening this week at Sol Arts, a pair of Midwestern detectives attempt to bust a brothel that [...]

Prolific local artist Rachel Allen recently passed away, but neither Allen nor her art will be forgotten by her admirers and friends anytime [...]

The National Poetry Slam competition won't be here until next August, but our city is already slowly transforming into slam central station. The [...]

Anne Valley-Fox's latest volume of poetry, Point of No Return, is being published by Albuquerque's La Alameda Press this month. Miriam Sagan's excellent [...]

Working Classroom is fighting a guerilla battle for the hearts and minds of young artists and actors in Albuquerque. And it's doing it [...]