What happens when classic horror tropes are turned upside down and reimagined through an Indigenous lens? Playwright PC Verrone answers that question with Bad Medicine. This world premiere production combines supernatural suspense, sharp comedy, and timely social commentary into an unforgettable theatrical experience that encourages reflection on Indigenous issues and representation.

Founded by ambitious young artists, Blank Conversations is redefining New Mexico theater with fresh ideas, passion, and innovative productions.

For nearly 100 years, Albuquerque Little Theatre has inspired audiences, launched performers, and remained a cornerstone of New Mexico theater.

From beloved Broadway productions to lifelong family traditions, Landmark Musicals has enriched New Mexico's theater community for over 15 years.

Live Arts Santa Fe brings people together through theater, creating meaningful performances that inspire connection, creativity, and community.

This summer, the New Mexico Shakespeare Festival invites audiences to experience two of the Bard's most compelling works—Julius Caesar and The Winter's Tale—through fresh interpretations that prove great storytelling never goes out of style.

Some roles stay with an actor long after the curtain closes. For Jessica Osborne, Shirley Valentine is one of those roles. Now, ten years after first performing it for what would become the inception piece of West End Productions, Osborne is rediscovering the character through a completely different lens—one shaped by age, experience, confidence, and the realities of life that only time can bring.

Seeing Mrs. Doubtfire at Popejoy Hall was one of those nights where you walk in expecting to be entertained—and leave feeling something much deeper.