
A podcast designed to promote EVERYONE and EVERYTHING in the Albuquerque Theatre Community. Including:-Info on Upcoming Shows-Casting Corner-Interviews with Directors, Actors and Designers-And Much More…
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | Visual ArtsPerforming ArtsArts | ||||

Playwright Leonard Madrid stops by to give us the run down on his play Cebollas, being produced at the Santa Fe Playhouse. In this play, Leonard highlights Latin culture with comedy and family values. We also have a word with Santa Fe theatre critic... more
Anna Christie is a tragically beautiful story of strength and resilience by the great, American playwright Eugene O'Neill. Shannon Hayes and Rachel Foster give insight to the story and tell how they approach this iconic character.
Tix and Info at vo... more
Jesus Christ Superstar with music by Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by Tim Rice and directed by Brian Clifton is currently running at Albuquerque Little Theatre. Matin Chavez, playing Jesus, and Joliana Davidson, playing Judas, delicately skate over... more
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Talley's Folly, part two of Landford Wilson's trilolgy, is currently running at the Vortex Theatre. The director, Brandon McDaniel, is incredibly passionate about this about this story and it shows in the insights he gives. Check out this interview b... more
Blackout Theatre is back with a neo-melodrama, written by Barney Lopez, entitled Ol' Dirty Rio Grande Valley. Stephen Armijo gives a teaser on how they put a new twist on a classic style. Playing at several venues around town, this is a show you won'... more
Brian Clifton, ALT Associate Artistic Director, is directing the latest production of Head Over Heals featuring music from the GoGo's. This production should be a romp of a good time and you won't want to miss it!
Info at albuquerquelittletheatre.or... more
How I Learned to Drive is the 1998 Pulitzer Prize winning play written by Paula Vogel and is currently being produced by The Vortex Theatre. Under the guidance of Theresa Carson, a very talented cast lead us through a story with intense themes, some ... more
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