Kathaleen Roberts is an arts editor for the Santa Fe section of the Albuquerque Journal. With a focus on local arts and culture, Kathaleen covers a wide range of topics including theater productions, music concerts, art exhibits, and museum celebrations. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News, expanding her reach beyond the local community.
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Kathaleen's coverage is primarily focused on local entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on music, art, performances, and cultural events. She frequently covers upcoming events and showcases in the New Mexico area.
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of 6 Most of the people in Taos had no idea Luchita Hurtado was an artist.
By: Kathaleen Roberts
Equal parts AI and sci-fi dipped in immersion, "Zero" is coming to Albuquerque. The free show by the Santa Fe-based Exodus Ensemble opened on Nov. 8, at Chatter Albuquerque, and runs through Nov. 24.
By: Kathaleen Roberts
An admirer once told Brandon Maldonado his skeletons looked more alive than the living. The Albuquerque artist's Day of the Dead imagery synthesizes traditional santero aesthetics, tumbling geometry, cubism and Catholic retablos into a fusion both haunting and humorous.
By: Kathaleen Roberts
You could call the holidays the land of a thousand Messiahs. Both the New Mexico Philharmonic and the Santa Fe Symphony are doing it. Opera Southwest will perform George Frederic Handel's timeless classic with a twist - a Spanish libretto.
By: Kathaleen Roberts
Rudolfo Anaya’s "The Farolitos of Christmas" is like a snow globe — shake it, then watch as the scene unfolds through the glass orb, revealing tradition, family, community and love. The Vortex Theatre is staging the theatrical version of Anaya's 1995 book from Friday, Nov. 22, through Dec. 22.
By: Kathaleen Roberts
Winter brings both beauty and brutality. Open at Santa Fe's Monroe Gallery of Photography, "Frozen in Time" brings images of both joy and despair by some of the most renowned American photojournalists.
By: Kathaleen Roberts
This beauty tames her beast. The Albuquerque Little Theatre is staging "Beauty and the Beast" for the first time since the pandemic, beginning on Friday, Dec. 6. Performances run on weekends through Dec. 24.
By: Kathaleen Roberts
This Southern-fried comedy spins out of control when a neighbor's pet devours everything, a one-eyed suitor shows up to declare his love, and a woman declares a high-stakes wager on who can bake the best red velvet cake. The Adobe Theater is staging "The Red Velvet Cake War" on weekends from Friday, Dec. 6, through Dec. 22, plus two Thursday performances on Dec. 12 and Dec. 19.
The New Mexico Philharmonic is opening the holidays with a blizzard of music. On Friday, Dec. 13, the musicians will perform Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's "Gran Partita" at First United Methodist Church.
By: Kathaleen Roberts
Deidre McAdam was vacationing in Tucson when she received the call about the bump on her cheek. The cyst had lingered there for eight years; been removed and returned. Then it started growing.
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