Everyone’s favorite KFC bucket-wearing guitar player is coming back to the Sunshine Theater this Wednesday. With 35 albums under his belt, Buckethead’s sway in the metal community as a virtuoso guitarist is no laughing matter.
In the comic musical “Pirates of Penzance,” the main character Frederic thinks he will be released from servitude to pirates in the 21st year of his life — but he’s actually indentured until his 21st birth date.
Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
In the spirit of “keeping it fresh,” the UNM dance program hired two internationally renowned choreographers to teach dance students some new moves.
Anybody with a body can enjoy a dance performance, said UNM professor Mary Anne Santos Newhall. Newhall, professor of dance criticism, said people may be disappointed if they search for a narrative in the show, like in a theatre production.
Desert dwellers have neon sunsets and clean, crisp air, but the perks come at a cost: windy winters and very low humidity.
Gatsby Name origin: Band member Morgan Ching loves the book “The Great Gatsby.” Genre: alternative rock
AirDance New Mexico is an alternative performance company that combines elements of dance, theater, circus arts and rock climbing.
Pedraza defines her style as “conservative stripper.” Although Pedraza said she typically rocks sequins, today she sports a flowing bohemian dress under a chunky sweater cape.
“My black is beautiful,” a woman says into the camera. “My black is historical.” “My black is powerful.” “My black is universal.”
According to the New Mexico Conference of Churches, more than half of the youths released from the New Mexico Juvenile Detention System will return.
Productions of “The Cripple of Inishmaan” typically find humor in the story of a crippled orphan, but the Vortex production strikes a tough balance between comedy and tragedy.
We may not have gotten the day off from school on Presidents’ Day, but the Daily Lobo wanted to take a moment and reflect on the central tenet on which this country was founded – freedom.
Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
The UNM production of “The Vagina Monologues” — a series of performances about vagina-related topics such as masturbation, pubic hair, menstruation, rape and female genital mutilation (FGM) — will include men.
The director of “The Vagina Monologues” is of a dying breed — she will be one of the last students at UNM to pursue a directing concentration within the theater department.
On Tuesday evenings, the Alumni room in the SUB is filled with prayer, dance and song. But this isn’t church, synagogue or meditation.
The Daily Lobo, rather than providing a mere moment of relief, asked Georgia Maya Kremidas, UNM and Sani Yoga instructor, for some self-massage techniques.
A middle-aged man unlocks the door to the towering, hundred-year-old building. In a room to the right, four men discuss hair extensions as they sweep up strands of hair and rose petals that have fallen around bright, red cushioned barber chairs.
Valentine’s Day was not romantic to begin with and certainly not commercial. Donna Ray, professor of Western religions, said at least three saints are commonly known as Valentine.
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