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INDEX OF ATG MEMBER THEATRE COMPANIES, VENUES AND SCHOOLS

Information in this publication is submitted by theatres in advance and may be subject to change. Proper licensing of productions is the responsibility of the producers.

COVER: Mr. Mallard’s Magical Menagerie and the Mystery of the Black Swan at elite Dance and Theatre

COVER PHOTO: Two Brunos Photography

Adobe Theater ...................................................... 7

African American Performing Arts Center ....... 24

Albuquerque Little Theatre .................................. 7

Aux Dog Theatre Nob Hill ................................. 19

Blackout Theatre Company ............................... 20

Camino Real Productions .................................. 15

Central New Mexico Community College ....... 22

Desert Rose Playhouse ...................................... 13

East Mountain Centre for Theatre .................... 12

elite Dance and Theatre ......................................11Foul Play Café ..................................................... 21

Hours Apart ....................................................... 21

Jewish Community Center of Greater Abq. ...... 12

KiMo Theatre ...................................................... 23

Landmark Musicals ........................................... 15

Mother Road Theatre Company ........................ 19

Musical Theatre Southwest ................................. 7

National Hispanic Cultural Center .................... 12

New Mexico Ballet Company .............................. 8

NMHSMT Enchantment Awards ...................... 25

New Mexico Young Actors Inc. ........................... 9

North 4th Art Center ......................................... 25

Opera Southwest ................................................. 8

Opera Unlimited ................................................ 24

PLAY Conservatory ............................................ 19

Popejoy Hall ....................................................... 23

q-Staff ..................................................................11

Rio Grande Players ............................................. 21

Storytellers of New Mexico ................................11

The Growing Stage ............................................ 13

The Mansion Players ......................................... 20

Theatre-in-the-Making ......................................... 9

Two Worlds ......................................................... 13

UNM Dept of Theatre and Dance ...................... 8

Vortex Theatre ...................................................... 9

West End Productions ....................................... 22

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ALBUQUERQUE LITTLE THEATRE EST. 1930Join us for our 89th season!

FOOTLOOSE Oct 5-28 Fri/Sat @ 7:30p; Sun @ 2p; Sat Oct 13 @ 2p; Thurs Oct 18 @ 7:30p; A city teenager moves to a small town where rock music and dancing have been banned, and his rebellious spirit shakes up the populace.

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE Nov 30-Dec 24 Fri/Sat @ 7:30p; Sun @ 2p; Sat Dec 8 @ 2p; Thurs Dec 13 @ 7:30p; Mon Dec 24 @ 1p. An angel is sent from Heaven to help a desperately frustrated businessman by showing him what life would have been like if he had never existed.

DIAL ‘M’ FOR MURDER Jan 25-Feb 10 Fri/Sat @ 7:30p; Sun @ 2p; Sat Feb 2 @ 2p; Thurs Feb 7 @ 7:30p. An ex-tennis pro carries out a plot to murder his wife. When things go wrong, he improvises a brilliant plan B.

224 San Pasquale Ave SW Albuquerque, NM 87104 505-242-4750 | www.AlbuquerqueLittleTheatre.org

THE ADOBE THEATER EST. 1957Started in Corrales and with many homes since including school auditoriums, an old coffin factory, even the historic San Ysidro Church, the theater expanded in 1988 from just a summer season to a year-round operation in a small, crowded, 50-seat venue with a ceiling support beam in the middle of the first row! Steady growth, increased popularity and the support of friends and patrons brought us, in 1995, to our current facility at 9813 Fourth Street NW; 90 seats in an intimate “thrust” performance space with unobstructed views and plenty of room.

Today, The ADOBE Theater continues “To present the finest theatrical performances to our community; to provide an educational vehicle to produce plays, musicals and other entertainments – and furnish an opportunity for learning experiences for theater enthusiasts of all ages with any degree of experience.”

The Adobe has always been a volunteer organization. Whether on-stage, back stage or in our audience, come join the fun! You can start at adobetheater.org!

9813 Fourth Street NW Albuquerque NM 87114 Information/Reservations: adobetheater.org | 505-898-9222

MUSICAL THEATRE SOUTHWEST EST. 1959Premier community musical theatre of New Mexico

HAIR, THE LOVE-ROCK MUSICAL. Nov. 2 - 25, Directed by Jonathan Dunski. HAIR celebrates the sixties counterculture in all its barefoot, long-haired, bell-bottomed, beaded and fringed glory. The show wows audiences with songs like “Aquarius,” “Good Morning, Starshine,” “Hair,” “I Got Life,” and “Let The Sun Shine.” Exploring ideas of identity, community, global responsibility and peace, HAIR remains relevant as ever as it examines what it means to be a young person in a changing world.

ELF THE MUSICAL. Dec. 14 - 30, Directed by Zane Barker. A title known the world over, Elf The Musical is a must-see holiday musical. This hilarious fish-out-of-water comedy follows Buddy the Elf in his quest to find his true identity. This modern day holiday classic is sure to make everyone embrace their inner elf. After all, the best way to spread Christmas Cheer is singing loud for all to hear.

60TH ANNIVERSARY GALA. Feb. 2, 2019. Please join us as MTS celebrates 60 years of being your premier community musical theatre!

6320B Domingo NE Albuquerque, NM 87108 505-265-9119 | www.musicaltheatresw.com

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OPERA SOUTHWEST EST. 1972 Opera Southwest, Albuquerque’s opera company, has built a reputation as an under-the-radar destination for exceptional performances of both standard and rarely performed operas.

Our very first four-opera season will open on October 28th with Puccini’s heart wrenching TOSCA, the deadliest opera in the repertoire.

In February 2019, Opera Southwest and the National Hispanic Cultural Center will continue their partnership to produce MARIA DE BUENOS AIRES – Piazzolla’s only foray into opera, which explores sounds of late-night tango culture and culminates in a thrilling dance through the underbelly of Buenos Aires.

We’ll round out the season with two epic shows – our first apprentice artist opera and the state premiere of Rossini’s very first opera, LA CAMBIALE DI MATRIMONIO, and another state premiere, Wagner’s epic LOHENGRIN.

You can find more information and performance dates on our web site.

P. O. Box 27671 Albuquerque, NM 87125 505-243-0591 | 505-724-4771 | www.operasouthwest.org

NEW MEXICO BALLET COMPANY EST. 1972For over 45 years, NMBC has supported the local arts community by providing the highest quality productions to New Mexico stages while championing arts in education through school shows at local theaters and onsite workshops and performances.

THE NUTCRACKER BALLET Enjoy the magical story of Clara and her Nutcracker Prince as they battle the Rat King and travel to the Land of Sweets. Set to Tchaikovsky’s original musical score and performed by the NEW MEXICO PHILHARMONIC, this ballet is the one to see this holiday season! Popejoy Hall: November 24-December 2, 2018.

PHANTOM OF THE OPERA BALLET. This Spring, embark on an all-new take on the classic story by Gaston Leroux. Under the direction of newly appointed Artistic Director Edward Truitt, the New Mexico Ballet Company proudly performs together with the talented professionals of the NEW MEXICO PHILHARMONIC. Experience the story of the Phantom like never before. Popejoy Hall: March 16, 2019.

Tickets: 505-925-5858 | or at the door. The Nutcracker Ballet: NutcrackerABQ.com Phantom of the Opera Ballet: newmexicoballetcompany.com

UNM DEPT. OF THEATRE AND DANCE EST. 1973Our academic program is enhanced by a strong production program.

INK | BODY | RAIN Dance works by Justice Miles & Rujeko Dumbutshena. August 31- September 2 Rodey Theatre. A DREAM COME TRUE, UNM Friends of Dance Scholarship Benefit Concert. September 7-8 Elizabeth Waters Center for Dance LINNELL FESTIVAL FALL READING SERIES New Works by MFA Playwrights. September 15-16 Rodey TheatreUNDER MILK WOOD By Dylan Thomas, Directed by Kate Clarke. September 28-October 7 Experimental Theatre IN-NOV-ACTION A student choreography showcase. Artistic directors Eva Encinias-Sandoval and Vladimir Conde Reche. October 19-27. Elizabeth Waters Center for Dance TOO MUCH, TOO MUCH, TOO MANY By Meghan Kennedy, Directed by Monica Villalba. October 26-November 4 Experimental TheatreAS YOU LIKE IT By William Shakespeare, Directed by Shepard Sobel. November 9-18 Rodey Theatre

http://theatre.unm.edu | Theatre Office at 277-4332 UNM Ticket Office: 925-5858 | www.unmtickets.com

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THE VORTEX EST. 1976 New Mexico’s oldest continually producing black box theatre, presentsOLEANNA, by David Mamet, directed by Marty Epstein, August 17-September 9. When a female student accuses him of sexual misconduct, a professor finds himself battling to achieve tenure.

THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME, by Simon Stephens, adapted from the novel by Mark Haddon, directed by Leslee Richards, Sept. 21-Oct. 14. Christopher Boone, a 15-year old amateur detective and mathematical prodigy, investigates the death of a dog.

FARRAGUT NORTH, by Beau Willimon, directed by Lewis Hauser, Oct. 26-Nov. 18. A classic tale of hubris set against a contemporary landscape – about the lust for power and what one will endure to achieve it.

A TUNA CHRISTMAS, by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears, & Ed Howard, directed by Marc Comstock, Nov. 30-Dec. 23. The third smallest town in Texas celebrates the holiday, complete with the town’s annual Christmas Yard Display Contest.

2900 Carlisle N, 87110 | 505-247-8600 | www. vortexabq.org

NEW MEXICO YOUNG ACTORS, INC. EST. 1979 features youth ages 9-19 in all roles. Our mission is to develop an appreciation of theater in our community through performances for children by children. We offer four productions each year.

THE SECRET GARDEN. Mary Lennox, the newest resident at Misselthwaite Manor, brings a neglected garden to life and magically restores the health of her cousin, Colin. Based on the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett. KiMo Theatre, November 6-11. Tickets: 768-3544, or KiMoTickets.com. Call NMYA for school reservations.

LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW by Vera Morris. Follow Ichabod Crane, Brom Bones, and the Headless Horseman in this fun play based on Washington Irving’s classic story. On tour November 26-December 4, and at the North 4th Theater on December 1. Tickets: www.holdmyticket.com. Contact NMYA for school performances.

2701 San Pedro Dr. NE, Ste. 21 Albuquerque 87110 | 505-821-8055 info@nmyoungactors.org | www. nmyoungactors.org

THEATRE-IN-THE-MAKING EST. 1989• Original ensemble-based instruction

• Theatre-arts enrichment with schools and community organizations

• Shakespeare for young people

Since 1989 Theatre-in-the-Making has created theatre with adults and children based on the belief that creative and joyful artistry transforms the lives of individuals and communities.

Our programs include: NEW MEXICO YOUTH SHAKESPEARE PROJECT, a collaboration with UNM’s Theatre for Young People and The Vortex Theatre for ages 9-18, and the STORY THEATRE WORKSHOP (Adults).

Find out more and sign up for classes at www.theatreinthemaking.org

Theatre.i.t.Making@gmail.com 505-250-5344 | www. theatreinthemaking.org

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ELITE DANCE AND THEATRE EST. 1994Elite Dance & Theatre presents original dance theatre shows that bring a unique and creative contribution to the arts community.

MR. MALLARD’S MAGICAL MENAGERIE AND THE MYSTERY OF THE BLACK SWAN - September 7th-15th John McFarlane has been arrested for the murder of Jonas Oldacre, owner of the Norwood Theatre and has sought the help of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to prove his innocence. Mr. Mallard’s Magical Menagerie is about to premiere on stage with murder, mystery and intrigue lurking in the wings. The game is afoot! At the North 4th Theatre

PETER PAN - December 7th-15th Second star to the right then straight on til morning! Join us on an adventure to Neverland. At the North 4th Theatre

701 Osuna Rd, NE, Suite 1200, Albuquerque, NM 87113 505-440-0434 | www. elitedancetheatre.net /shows

STORYTELLERS OF NEW MEXICO EST. 1997(STNM) promotes the art and practice of storytelling. Members include professional storytellers, storytelling aficionados and listeners.

TELLING MY STORY: BRIDGING TWO WORLDS. Nov.9-11. An interactive storytelling theater event centering the experiences of Women of Color, in collaboration with Two Worlds. 7:30-9:00 Fri-Sat., 2 PM Sunday. Q-Staff Theatre. https://tickets.holdmyticket.com/tickets/320976

TELLABRATION. November 18. Featuring Elaine & Mauny Muray, George Williams, & Annie Swift. 4-6 PM, Old Church, Corrales. Donations accepted.

DUKE CITY STORY SLAM. Every 4th Thursday. True stories on a theme. Open Mic and prizes for top scores. 7 PM Red Door Downtown Taproom.

STORY CRAFTING. Every Month. 6-9 PM. Potluck and storytelling with feedback.

TORTUGA STORYTELLING SERIES. Bi-monthly. Evening of storytelling with various themes/tellers. 7 PM. Tortuga Gallery.

P. O. Box 1607, Cedar Crest, NM 87008 | (505) 286-8819 www. storytellersofnewmexico.com info@storytellersofnewmexico.com

Q-STAFF THEATRE EST 1999q-Staff is celebrating its 19th year in our brand new theatre with a full season of original work from all over New Mexico. Beginning this fall we will be hosting companies and events such as:

Middle Ground Theater will be hosting THRESHOLD FEST. August 23, 24, 25. An evening of new original theatrical work.

Bad Mouth will present AN EVENING OF POETRY, MUSIC AND SPOKEN WORD on September 21st

Theatre Grotessco will be presenting new work September 24th- 26th

Two Worlds and Storytellers of New Mexico will be presenting a weekend of interactive storytelling November 9th -11th

And on November 8th q-Staff will be premiering PROMENADE ALBUQUERQUE a completely unique theatrical experience where the audience boards a bus at q-Staff theater that takes them on a magical journey through Albuquerque... and beyond.

Please check out our calendar of events at www.q-staff.com 400 Broadway Blvd. SE | (505) 596-1847

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NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER EST. 2000The NHCC opens its 2018-2019 season with the following shows:

INTERVIEW WITH A MEXICAN, October 25-28; Su Teatro; a dramatic adaptation of conversations with columnist Gustavo Arellano, author of Ask a Mexican, and “a carnival of random perspectives about what it means to be a Mexican, inside or outside the U.S.”

MARÍA DE BUENOS AIRES, February 17, 20, 22 & 24; Opera Southwest; renowned Argentine composer Astor Piazzolla’s masterwork, a surrealist depiction of the titular María’s sleepwalk through violence, death, the afterlife, and rebirth, and a “thrilling dance through the underbelly of Buenos Aires.”

1701 Fourth Street SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102 505-724-4771 | www.nhccnm.org

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF GREATER ABQ. EST. 20002018-19 PERFORMING ARTS SERIES

The JCC offers four productions each year showcasing theatre, comedy, dance, and music with Jewish themes that have universal appeal.

SENIOR MOMENTS by Linda Kaufman is an original, fast-paced musical romp that touches on the many aspects of aging, both the amusing and the poignant. With a cast of six actors, this production delivers 90 minutes of top quality music and dialogue that will delight audience members of all ages. Sept. 22, 23, 29, 30

PIANO CONCERT WITH ELIAS-AXEL PETTERSSON Hailed for his “breathtaking virtuosity and an intelligent sense of precisely what brings music to life”, Swedish-American pianist Elias-Axel Pettersson has established himself as a formidable soloist and chamber musician. Pettersson is a Mason & Hamlin Concert Artist, garnering prizes on the national and international level. Nov 11

JCC 5520 Wyoming Blvd. NE ABQ NM 87109 | www. jccabq.org For more info: Phyllis Wolf 505-348-4500 | e: phyllisw@jccabq.org

EAST MOUNTAIN CENTRE FOR THEATRE EST. 2001

East Mountain Centre For Theatre brings professional-quality theatre to the areas on both sides of the Sandias with diverse and varied entertainment including comedies, murder mystery dinner theatre, dramas, musicals and children’s theatre, a summer theatre camp and after school theatre program. The theatre provides enrichment opportunities for adults and children alike.

EMCT is currently going through a restructuring process.

We urge our audience to visit all the other wonderful theatres. We wish them the best season ever.

Contact: Elisa River Stacy 505-281-0305

PO Box 1697, Cedar Crest, NM 87008 505-286-1950 | www. emct.org | emct@att.net

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THE GROWING STAGE EST. 2003We provide performing arts opportunities and education to inspire, empower and enrich children and their communities.FALL CLASSES include a variety of offerings for ages 3 & up, - Improvisation, Musical Theatre, Solo Singing, Teen Triple Threat, Tiny Tots Story Theatre and more!TGS NOT-SO-HAUNTED CASTLE Oct. 25 – Nov. 3. Visit Hogwarts Castle with the kids. No blood & gore or surprises, just a spooky interactive environment with treats! HALLOWEEN DANCE Oct. 28 from 6 – 9pm. Hogwarts attire encouraged!CINDERELLA The Tale of The Glass Slipper Dec. 7 – 16. Join Cinderella, her hilariously wicked stepsisters, a sassy Fairy Godmother, a handsome Prince and other wonderful characters for a musical holiday treat.WINTER BREAK ACTING CAMP Dec. 31 – Jan. 4. Kids, ages 7 & up, create their own show!OUTREACH Please contact Kari Reese about bringing quality theatre programming to your school or group.

www.thegrowingstage.com | (505) 288-1205 6909 Menaul Blvd NE, Suite G | info@thegrowingstage.com

DESERT ROSE PLAYHOUSE EST. 2005

“…one terrific play after another…” – Talkin’ Broadway

Desert Rose Playhouse leverages the power of theatre to inspire literacy by motivating and empowering people to enrich their lives through reading, writing, lifelong education, cinema and live performance, while encouraging people to ultimately improve socioeconomic conditions for their families, communities and future generations. We invite our community to participate with open hearts and minds to provide a safe, honest environment for creative and artistic growth.

Coming this season… SALLY STRUTHERS and KAREN BYERS in ALWAYS…PATSY CLINE - September 28, 29, 30.

6921 Montgomery Blvd. NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505) 563-0316 | www. desertroseplayhouse.net

TWO WORLDS NATIVE THEATER AND FILM EST. 2006TELLING MY STORY: BRIDGING TWO WORLDS Friday and Saturday, November 9-10 at 7:30pm; Sunday, November 11 at 2:00pm at Q-Staff Theater. An interactive storytelling theater event centering the stories and experiences of Women of Color, with The Storytellers of New Mexico.

THE WEIGHT OF SHADOWS, by Jay B. Muskett Thursday, January 3 at 7:30pm (Preview); Friday and Saturday, January 4-5 at 7:30pm; Sunday, January 6 at 2pm at Coal Avenue Theater. An elderly couple living on the Navajo Reservation try to keep their family and way of life together, but when a conglomerate navigates its way into the area, they are faced with the prospect of losing everything.

PO BOX 40321, Albuquerque, NM 87196 www.twoworldsnm.wordpress.com | twoworlds.nm@gmail.com

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LANDMARK MUSICALS EST. 2008Landmark Musicals, now in its eleventh season, continues to delight audiences with first-class productions of the very best of the American musical theater.

A CHRISTMAS CAROL: The Amazing Holiday Spectacular November 24-December 9, 2018

“Music, dance, colorful costumes and atmospheric scenery,” opined The New York Times, all intended to make holiday theatergoing a pleasant family experience -- are marshaled here to satisfying effect. The music is by Alan Menken (who also wrote the songs for The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast and Little Shop of Horrors) and the lyrics by Lynn Ahrens (who also wrote Once on This Island, Seussical and Ragtime). The unforgettable characters of Charles Dickens fill the Rodey stage in an equally unforgettable production. The director is Laurie Finnegan. Landmark’s music director is Darby Fegan, production designer is Dahl Delu, choreographers are Louis and Courtney Giannini.

PIPPIN: Back by Popular Demand March 16-March 31, 2019

Once upon a time, the young prince Pippin longed to discover the secret of true happiness and fulfillment. He sought it in the glories of the battlefield, the temptations of the flesh and the intrigues of political power (after disposing of his father King Charlemagne the Great). In the end, he found it in the simple pleasures of home and family. This hip, tongue-in-cheek, anachronistic fairy tale captivated Broadway audiences and continues to appeal to the young at heart everywhere. The energetic pop-influenced score by Oscar-winning composer/lyricist Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Godspell) bursts with one showstopping number after another, from soaring ballads to infectious dance numbers. Directed by Zane Barker, choreographed by Louis and Courtney Giannini.

For more information: www.landmarkmusicals.org

CAMINO REAL PRODUCTIONS EST. 2006 Camino Real Productions is a stage and radio theatre production company. In collaboration with the National Hispanic Cultural Center, over the last decade we have specialized in presenting premieres of plays by Latinx playwrights including:

PALOMA by Anne García-Romero SECRET THINGS by Elaine Romero 26 MILES by Quiara Alegría Hudes AYE, NO! by Liz Coronado Castillo WOMAN ON FIRE by Marisela Treviño Orta

This year we are focusing our efforts on a new radio theatre series on KUNM called LA VIDA LATINA in which we broadcast theatre works by and about the Latinx community.

www.caminorealabq.com

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2 AFRICAN AMERICAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 310 SAN PEDRO NE

3 ALBUQUERQUE LITTLE THEATRE 224 SAN PASQUALE AVE SW

4 AUX DOG THEATRE NOB HILL 3011 MONTE VISTA NE

5 DESERT ROSE PLAYHOUSE 6921 MONTGOMERY NE

6 FOUL PLAY AT SHERATON UPTOWN 2600 LOUISIANA BLVD NE

7 JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER 5520 WYOMING BLVD. NE

8 KIMO THEATRE 423 CENTRAL AVE NW

9 MANSION PLAYERS (LUNA MANSION IN LOS LUNAS)

10 MUSICAL THEATRE SOUTHWEST 6320B DOMINGO NE

11 N4TH THEATER 4904 4TH ST NE

12 NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER 1701 4THST SW

13 POPEJOY HALL UNM CENTRAL & CORNELL

14 SOUTH BROADWAY CULTURAL CENTER 1025 BROADWAY BLVD SE

15 UNM DEPT OF THEATRE AND DANCE 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

16 VISTA GRANDE COMMUNITY CENTER (CEDAR CREST)

17 VORTEX THEATRE 2900 CARLISLE NE

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MOTHER ROAD THEATRE COMPANY EST. 2007Marvelously Magical and Wonderfully Curious...

We have created an alchemical mix of magic, wonder and delight for our 11th Season. Great news! Our entire season will be performed at the Musical Theatre Southwest Center for Theatre - 6320B Domingo Rd NE

”Mother Road shows are few and far between but always worth the wait.” -Matthew Yde, Albuquerque Journal

OUR TOWN by Thornton Wilder, Directed by Colin Jones & Vic Browder October 5-21, 2018

A HOLIDAY SECRET ROOM A cold winter’s night in the Duke City. Maybe someone dies. Good thing we have champagne… Conceived and Directed by Vic Browder, December 14-30, 2018. *Secret Room Series

CIRCUS GIRL LOVES THE MAN IN THE MOON by Julia Thudium & Brennan Foster, An Original Mother Road Musical, May 17-June 2, 2019

*Want to know more? Email inviteme@motherroad.org

More information  can be found at: www.MotherRoad.org

PLAY CONSERVATORY EST.2007PLAY Conservatory creates unique and challenging Theater experiences for children and youth.

Our students (ages 4 to 18) learn and create alongside qualified teaching artists, exploring all aspects of theatrical production. They gain self-confidence, skills for cooperation, and meaningful connections to their fellow artists and their audience.

Our 30th production, CHILDREN OF EDEN, was a musical featuring a multigenerational cast who performed bilingually in both spoken English and American Sign Language.

Our current play, FIRE BIRD, is touring Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. With a running time of just 10 minutes, this original “tiny play” is immersive, multisensory, and appropriate for all members of the family. You can also catch it live-streamed on Facebook.

Join us as we create an experience that is innovative, inclusive, and inspiring.

info@playconservatory.org | www.playconservatory.org

AUX DOG THEATRE NOB HILL EST. 20072017 BEST OF THE CITY Albuquerque the MagazineWINNER Best Live Theater Venue

THE SCARLET LETTER adapted by Phyllis Nagy (award-winning screenwriter of Carol) from the classic gothic novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne directed by Douglas Garland, September 7 to 30, 2018.

IN THE BLOOD by Suzan-Lori Parks, a modern day subversive riff on the Scarlet Letter, November 16 to December 16, 2018.

ABQ SOLO FESTIVAL featuring DIPTYCH by Mark Dunn with the paintings of Susan Roden, directed by VJ Liberatori. An original, immersive theatre piece, a collaboration between a playwright and a painter about how biography drives the creative process. In the X-SPACE. January 2019.

THE FLICK by Annie Baker directed by Kristine Holtvedt. March 15 to April 7, 2019.

3011-3015 Monte Vista Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106 auxdogtheatre.org | 505-596-0607 | info@auxdog.com

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BLACKOUT THEATRE EST. 2007 In our eleventh season, Blackout Theatre Company has turned our focus to celebrating New Mexican stories and the New Mexican voice.

This autumn, we will be celebrating New Mexican Comedy with: AN IMPROV COMEDY MISH MASH- September 9th at 8:00pm A SKETCH COMEDY-September 14th-23rd

This October Blackout will host a reading of a brand new play by New Mexican playwright Leonard Madrid!

In December we will be celebrating New Mexican Performers with: THE 24/7: Seven Theatre Companies, Seven Plays, and 24 hours!

TOM WAITS FOR CHRISTMAS: Our annual Christmas Celebration featuring comedy, music, and…almost anything you can put on a stage.

In February, we will be celebrating love with a hilarious sketch comedy! Don’t forget to keep your eyes open on youtube and facebook for new videos being released year round.

Visit blackouttheatre.com for more information 505-672-8648 | info@blackouttheatre.com

THE MANSION PLAYERS EST. 2010

The Mansion Players community theater group in Valencia County will present several dinner theater shows in the upcoming Fall/Winter season.

October will see the updated fifth edition of our musical current events show — ROUNDHOUSE ROCK. This dinner theater has always sold out, and we anticipate lots of laughs in this year’s show, which will satirize statewide elections, along with local issues and personalities.

In November, we will present our always-popular historical drama dinner theater, AN EVENING WITH THE LUNA-OTERO FAMILY, at the Luna Mansion as a fund-raising event for the Business Women of Valencia County organization.

Then in February, 2019, we will perform a brand new interactive murder mystery dinner theater, which we hope will be as popular as our sold-out performance last year at Teofilo’s Restaurante.

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Did you know ATG offers a year-round calendar of events?Perfect for actors, technicians and theatre lovers alike, our events provide an insider’s perspective on the Albuquerque theatre community.

From directing panels and audition experience to company tours and cultural discussions, we’ve got a little something for everyone. Plus, each event is an opportunity to learn and network with other practitioners and patrons in the community.

Stay up-to-date on upcoming events by visiting our Facebook page, joining our mailing list or visiting our website.

We hope to see you soon! www.abqtheatre.org

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MURDER RIDES AGAIN!

FOUL PLAY CAFE EST. 2011 Foul Play Cafe is New Mexico’s premier murder mystery dinner theatre, offering who-done-it comedies with a multi-course meal.

Perfect for a date night or your next office party, join in the fun and see if your sleuthing skills meet the mark.

DIVORCING THE MOB (October - December 2018): We all know what happens when you marry into the mob, but what happens when you want to get a divorce? Jerry Moyer is going to find out. See if you can help F.B.I. Agent John O’Toole and the gang at The G & T nightclub solve a mystery – all while enjoying an Italian-inspired menu.

THE SOUND OF MURDER ( February - April 2019): It’s the 1940’s, and we are going live in one hour at the WMDR radio station! If this show doesn’t go well, the station will go out of business. It certainly doesn’t help that the station owner’s son is trying to sabotage the show! The radio mystery becomes too real, when someone actually kicks the bucket.

Follow us on Facebook or check out our website to stay up to date on any special events. Private party bookings available.

505-377-9593 | foulplaycafe@gmail.com | www.foulplaycafe.com

RIO GRANDE PLAYERS EST. 2011

The Rio Grande Players bring to life THE GOLDEN AGE OF RADIO with live, on stage re-creations of radio episodes originally broadcast between 1930 and 1950, a time when radio was king!

Many of our shows are for private audiences and special events. We use original scripts and sound effects just as was done back in the day! Contact us to schedule your show or for further information call 505-620-9643.

Come see our next public show, Friday, November 9th at 1:30pm for Bear Canyon Senior Center, this performance will include three radio episodes and those quirky 1940s commercial jingles everyone enjoys.

For more information visit www.riograndeplayers.org or contact us at riograndeplayers@gmail.com (505) 620-9643

HOURS APART EST. 2014mounts, supports, & encourages the work of local playwrights. Currently:

Producing WHAT NEXT, by Terri Klein, directed by Gloria Goodman. October 5, 6, and 7, 2018 at the Adobe Theater. Middle-aged dermatologist Martin Cohen doesn’t believe in God, ghosts, or true love – maybe that’s why they’re all out to get him in this poignant and funny drama. Tickets and more info: https://www.adobetheater.org/production/what-next/

Workshopping PEDRO THE JACKRABBIT, a one-hour children’s musical, premiering in the spring, 2019, from Rumble Productions. For more info: Jessica Wachs, Rumbleabq@gmail.com

Helping put on the third annual PLAYWRIGHTS CIRCLE STAGED READING FESTIVAL, featuring new works by New Mexican playwrights, coming in spring, 2019. More info: Carolyn Wickwire, cwickwire@att.net.

New Mexico playwrights interested in having their work considered for production through Hours Apart Productions, contact us through our Facebook page at:

https://www.facebook.com/hoursapartproductions/

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CENTRAL NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY COLLEGE THEATRE DEPARTMENT EST. 2014The CNM Theatre Department introduces students to the basics of theatre, acting, and production. The program focuses on creating theatrical productions as well as training students to utilize theatrical skill sets such as design, research, performance, and collaboration in other professions.

Productions at the CAT focus on regional voice, student created productions, and the classics.

This Fall 2018 production will be: BOCON! by Lisa Loomer. Directed by Dani Belvin. Performances: Friday and Saturday Evenings at 7:30pm and Sunday Matinees at 2pm from November 9-18.

Also keep a look out for IMPROV CLUB and DANCE PERFORMANCES throughout the year!

At the CAT (Coal Avenue Theatre) on CNM’s campus. For more information go to: www.cnm.edu/CAT Email: theatre@cnm.edu with any questions.

WEST END PRODUCTIONS EST. 2015focuses exclusively on the treasure trove of theatrical gems, past and present, from England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. WEP stages works ranging from classical repertory to the most contemporary of authors, and everything in between. Our pledge to Albuquerque audiences is to provide entertaining, thought-provoking, and heart-touching productions while always maintaining the highest professional standards. We invite you to join us for what we guarantee will be a thrilling journey.

SEPARATE TABLES by Terence Rattigan. A Romantic Drama. Directed by James Cady. October 5-28, 2018.”Rattigan’s brilliant writing, has so much intelligence, meaty complexity, emotional impact and the odd bit of humour (though much of the play bases itself around a serious subject). As well as clever, consummate storytelling.”– BBC Play of The Month review

TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT - a comedy adapted by Giles Havergal from the Graham Greene novel. Directed by Cy and Jane Hoffman. Feb. 22- March 17 . Graham Greene’s touching comic novel has been given an inspired theatrical fulfillment. Henry is a bachelor bank clerk of 30 bored years’ tenure who at age 55 reunites with his 75-year-old aunt at his mother’s cremation.Performing at VSA North Fourth Art Center, 4904 4th St NW

Contact: www.westendproductions.org | 505-410-8524

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A 2017“Best of the City”

2ND ANNUALTHEATRE WALKFUN FOR ALL AGES!Stroll between performances by 20 theatre companies at 10 venues in the Siler Arts District

$5 wrist band — covers all performanceswww.TheatreSantaFe.org

Saturday, September 22 • 1:30 to 5:30

Santa Fe

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KIMO THEATRE BUILT 1927Fall and Winter, 2018, will see the continuation of many exciting changes at the KiMo Theatre. The Keller administration is committed to fulfilling Albuquerque’s enormous potential, by prioritizing job creation, igniting innovation, and fostering broad-based economic growth.

In October of 2018 Joe Anderson Werks will welcome the legendary Henry Rollins back to the KiMo Theatre for his 2018 TRAVEL SLIDESHOW TOUR. Rollins will present a special performance drawing on experiences and his vast archive of photographs. “For many years, I have documented my travels all over the world with a camera. The photos have stories behind them. I have selected several images, to show and talk about.” As a keen observer, Henry will be bringing stories from journeys all over the world, including the Middle East, Africa, Central Asia, South America and Antarctica.

New Mexico Young Actors will present the musical THE SECRET GARDEN. Mary Lennox, the newest resident at Misselthwaite Manor, helps to bring a neglected garden back to life and in doing so, magically restores the health of her sickly cousin, Colin. The musical is based on the classic novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett and is filled with memorable tunes from Bill Francoeur and Tim Kelly. Directed by Paul Bower. Playing time approximately 75 min. Student Matinees on November 6-9, Admission $6.00. Public Performances at 2 PM November 10 & 11. Admission $12 Adults and $10 Children under 10.

Reservations / information on events www.KiMoTickets.com. 423 Central Ave NW, NM 87102 | 505-768-3522

POPEJOY HALL BUILT 1966 Popejoy Hall, the premier performing arts center in New Mexico,

hosts touring Broadway shows, symphony concerts, internationally acclaimed musical artists, world-renowned dance companies, and critically acclaimed notable speakers. Popejoy Presents 2018-2019

WICKED: So much happened before Dorothy dropped in. October 17-28, 2018. 16 performances

STEEL MAGNOLIAS: A touching story of female empowerment and resilience. Performed as a radio play by L.A. Theatre Works. Sunday, November 7, 2018, 3pm

FINDING NEVERLAND: Discover the magical story of how Peter became Pan. December 13-16, 2018. 6 performances

THE SOUND OF MUSIC: The hills are alive in a fresh, new production of this spirited, romantic, and beloved musical. January 24-27, 2019. 6 performances

THE CAPITOL STEPS: Skewering our nation’s politicians left, right, and center for more than 35 years. Sunday, February 10, 2019, 3pm

SLEEPING BEAUTY: The Russian National Ballet performs this Tchaikovsky classic with deft artistry and grace. Wednesday, February 13, 7:30pm

RENT: 20th Anniversary Tour. This timeless celebration of friendship and creativity reminds us to measure our lives with the only thing that truly matters — love. February 15-17, 2019. 4 performances

popejoypresents.com | Tickets from unmtickets.com (Some shows not available for sale to the general public immediately) Groups 10+ (15+ for Wicked): (505) 277-1569 or groups@popejoypresents.comPopejoy Hall UNM campus

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AFRICAN AMERICAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER AND EXHIBIT HALL EST. 2007is a venue for educational, artistic, historical, cultural programs and services about African Americans.

The venue is located on the New Mexico state fair grounds and features a 300 seat theatre and art gallery that encourages and promotes cultural awareness through performing and visual arts.

The educational component of the program features literacy, visual and performing art classes for youth that are open to the public.

Past performances include the “Afriquerque” Series, featuring UNMASKED with Cathryn McGill, BRINGIN’ THE FUNK with Rodney Bowe, A TRIBUTE TO NANCY WILSON with Tracey Whitney, HOW WE GOT ON with Frank Green and Company and a GOSPELFEST featuring Shiloh Baptist Church and Brent Jones from Los Angeles. AAPAC also featured the Jackson Southernaires, jazz concerts with COOL JAZZ FOREVER, Jazz Appreciation Month with Etienne Charles, and a film festival in partnership with Albuquerque Film and Music Experience.

Past exhibitions in the gallery include: ENTREPRENEURSHIP: THE VIRTUE OF OWNERSHIP, IMAGES OF JAZZ, and WELCOME TO AAPAC.

310 San Pedro NE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108 (Gate 3, New Mexico State Fairgrounds) 505-222-0785 | www.aapacnm.org

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OPERA UNLIMITED EST. 1990

In 1990 a group of professional educators, musicians and theatrical performers founded Opera Unlimited due to the mutual concern that more and more children were lacking an acquaintance with opera. Using a unique approach, Opera Unlimited is a non-profit educational performance company dedicated to the children of New Mexico.

Opera Unlimited seeks to promote appreciation and understanding of music, especially opera, by introducing it to school-aged children throughout New Mexico. Annually, we operate a day camp during the summer which educates children, ages 5 to 18, in the many aspects of theater by producing an abridged Gilbert and Sullivan light opera that is presented at the end of camp. Favorite performances include THE MIKADO, RUDDIGORE, PATIENCE and THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE.

We also present professional opera performances to elementary schools, libraries and community groups across the state. Enjoyable for children and adults, our outreach team exposes audiences to classical music through well-known stories such as JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, THREE BILLY GOATS GRUFF and AESOP’S FABLES.

(505) 219-1998 | operaunlimitednm@gmail.comwww.opera-unlimited.com

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NORTH FOURTH ART CENTER EST. 2006 Located in Albuquerque’s near North Valley, The North Fourth Art Center is known for featuring artists and targeting audiences not traditionally represented by mainstream arts organizations.

The center is home to a well known arts-based program serving adults with disabilities and two programs serving everyone in the Albuquerque arts community—N4th Theater, a well-equipped and accessible black box theater for both in-house and community use, and the N4th Gallery.

The program in the visual, performing and literary arts offer artists with disabilities a year-round schedule of classes, presentations, exhibitions and sales opportunities.

Each spring North Fourth proudly presents the N4th SEASON of original work by resident mixed ability companies EQUILIBRIUM THEATER (EST. 2001) and BUEN VIAJE DANCE (EST. 1984)

4904 4th St. NW, Albuquerque, 87107 505-345-2872 | e: info@vsartsnm.org www.vsartsnm.org

NEW MEXICO HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL THEATRE AWARDS EST. 2016

Save the Date!

Saturday, May 4, 2019, 7:30pm

IT’S AN ELECTRIC NIGHT OF MUSICAL THEATRE PERFORMANCE!

Honestly, you won’t believe how good these kids are until you see them yourself.

It’s the 2019 Enchantment Awards, honoring performances and productions from New Mexico’s high schools.

And, just as before, we’ll send our Best Actor and Best Actress — CHOSEN THAT NIGHT — to New York to work with Broadway professionals and to perform on a Broadway stage.

Come celebrate New Mexico’s high school performers with us. It’s truly an electric night in the theater!

nmhsmta.org | nmhsmta@gmail.com

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Albuquerque Theatre Guild’sYouth Scholarship Program

The ATG Youth Theatre Scholarship Program began in 2009. In the past nine years a total of 121 scholarships have been awarded to students aged 5-17. The scholarships are used toward the cost of tuition for theatre-education programs offered by ATG member organizations.

For the 2018-19 year ATG proudly awarded 32 youth scholarships for up to $200 each.

On May 2018 twenty-three of the thirty-two recipients of the 2018-19 Youth Scholarships celebrated with a ceremony on the stage at South Broadway Cultural Center with committee chair Vicki Singer (left) and committee member Sherry Rabbino Lewis (right). The Mayor’s office was represented by Diana Delgado, Public Outreach Coordinator of the ABQ Cultural Services Department who talked to the youth about her experiences as an actor. Cookies and lemonade were shared after the event.

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3rd Annual ATG Playwrights Circle Staged Reading Festivalcoming Spring 2019

Featuring new works by New Mexican playwrights. For more information on the festival and for New Mexico playwrights interested in having their work considered for production contact Carolyn Wickwire, cwickwire@att.net

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ATG’s Member-Generated GrantsATG annually awards grants to several of our member organizations to help fund enticing new projects.

In 2017-18 ATG was able to award $2000 among five recipients:

All scholarship and grant applications are reviewed by a committee, approved by the board of directors, then awarded.

Tim Crofton, President (Individual Member)Warren Wilgus, Vice President (Foul Play Café) Linda López McAlister, Treasurer (Camino Real Productions) Mike Lash, Secretary (Individual Member)Zane Barker (Landmark Musicals)Kim Delfina Gleason (Individual Member) Colleen McClure (West End Productions) Peter Parkin (Adobe Theater)Valerie Scott (Individual Member)Vicki Marie Singer (Musical Theatre Southwest)

ATG’S 2017-2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Blackout Theater, The Growing Stage, Musical Theatre Southwest, New Mexico High School Musical Theatre Awards and Cy Hoffman with Opera Unlimited’s Summer Youth Opera Camp.

Albuquerque Theatre Guild is a 501(c) non-profit organization

Albuquerque Theatre Guild (ATG) is an umbrella organization of live theatre companies, theatre practitioners, and theatre lovers dedicated to making the Albuquerque area’s rich live theatre scene better known to both residents and visitors alike. We are happy to act as your usher and guide to the wonderful wealth of entertainment possibilities that greater Albuquerque offers every weekend!

You can make a tax deductible contribution to the Albuquerque Theatre Guild on our website: www.abqtheatre.org or mail your check to: ATG, P.O. Box 26395, Albuquerque, NM 87125

THIS PROJECT IS SUPPORTED IN PART BY

NEW MEXICO ARTS, A DIVISION OF

THE DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS,

AND BY THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS.

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Our Generous Supporters 2017-18... TAKE A BOW!

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PRODUCERS ($2,500+)Lineberry FoundationNew Mexico Arts

Anita and Jerry HarperGordon JeeCharles B. Hogge and Kristen N. Hogge TrustRichard Huff

Jerald LabingerLynn MalloryMichelle and Donald MeadersCarol NinkovichMatthew O’Neill

Ina MillerJoel MillerSandra and Cliff RichardsonMartin H. and Karen W. ShoreDorothy StermerDennis West

DIRECTORS ($1,000 - $2,499)Linda López McAlisterWendy and Ray Orley

CAST MEMBERS ($500 - $999)Publication PrintersBarbara and Hugh WitemeyerDean Yannias

STAGEHANDS ($100 - $499)

Jeff Andersen Marie Benoit Sharon Bode Jackie and Sam Bregman Natasha and Jonathan Chisdes Diane Cress Alicia Fletcher Terrence Gurley Tammy Hanan Robin Havens-Parker

Bill Helwig Diana KelleherLeonard KoelPam Krug Jan KunzMarilyn Lafer Margie Lapin Mike Lash Reeve Love Michael Miller

Barbara & Brendan Morgan Jason Murray Barbara Shapiro Valerie Scott Vicki Marie SingerRyan Shepherd Fran Ahearn Smith Linda Sprague Anne-Marie Vidal Caroline Wickwire Tracey Wolfert

AUDIENCE MEMBERS (UP TO $99)

A special thanks to all the businesses and individuals who contributed items to the Silent Auction at our 11th anniversary gala in June, 2018.

Adobe TheaterAlbuquerque Little TheatreArtichoke CaféBlackout Theatre CompanyBocadillosCamino Real Productions, LLCCasa Verde Salon SpaDuran’s Central Pharmacyelite Dance & Theatre

Farina PizzeriaGuild CinemaHeritage HotelsLandmark MusicalsLieber’s LuggageMartha’s Body BuenoMax Woltman PhotographyMusical Theatre SouthwestOpera Southwest

Pop FizzRange CaféRio Grande Grooming SalonRoma Bakery and DeliSerafian’s Oriental RugsTalkin’ BroadwayVortex TheatreWest End ProductionsWrights Indian Art

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERSTHEY SUPPORT LOCAL THEATRE

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ATG/TLC Individual Members 2018-2019

George AbernathyArthur AlpertLynn AltmanPeter BeamanCarol BelyeaAnn BendanRobert BenjaminAnn BeykeBob BosserNancy BrakensiekLydia BroussardMaria BustamanteJerry ButterfieldMelinda CallahanAntonia (TJ) CardellaJames CarrollJonathan ChisdesNatasha ChisdesElinor Sue CoatesKit CodyMerrie CourtrightKyle CranstonTim CroftonRichard DanforthRichard DarganBronwen Denton-DavisEdward deBuvitzNina DorrancePaula DunlapBridget DunneJoan ErbenMaury EvansDominique FacioLaurie FinneganPeter FiskMark FlahertyAlicia FletcherMiriam FriedmanHerb FriedmanMonica FurlongIlse GayPhyllis GillisKim GleasonKay GrantLisa HadaRick Hada

Margaret HandfieldAnita HarperJerry HarperErna HaskinLinda HeidtHoward HigginsCyrus HoffmanHelen HorwitzJeffrey G. HudsonSari JensenDavid Richard JonesBridget KellyPeter KierstMichael A. Klein Terri KleinLeonard KoelPam KrugMarilyn LaferRobin L LaneWilliam LangMargie LappinMike Lash Catalina LehnerSherry Rabbino LewisDawn LibermanMargie MaesLynn MalloryAllen ManningTeresa MartinezClaudia MathesKathleen MatthewsAndy MayoBecky MayoLinda López McAlisterLiz McMasterDon MeadersMichelle MeadersJoel Daniel MillerMichael MillerTish MillerCurtis MontgomeryNinette S. MordauntRick NickersonCarol NinkovichRay OrleyMichelle Otero

Patricia OverallRobin ParkerHugo PecosRichard PeckDonna PeckMaggie PenceVernon PoitrasPhillip RamirezAlan RamosDiane ReulerLeslee RichardsValli Marie RiveraShirley RoachStaci RobbinsJ. RondeauNancy M. RothPhyllis J. RyanBertha SarracinoFred SchwabValerie ScottBonnie SheaEdith SheetsBarry SimonJoseph SorrentinoFrances SpallinaMarvin SpallinaLinda SpraguePaula SteinStephanie SullivanMarie ThamesJulie TierneyRick WalterDennis WestCarolyn WickwirePamela WigalHerman WildeRick WilesAngela WilsonJanice WilsonRobert WilsonHugh WitemeyerBarbara WitemeyerDean YanniasAlaina Warren ZacharyHarry Zimmerman