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Mezzo-soprano Audrey Babcock and her musical partner Andrés Vadin will perform a musical homage that explores the famous character's Sephardic roots. The concerts will take place at Santa Fe's Center for Contemporary Arts, and the National Hispanic Cultural Center on Saturday, April 13, and Sunday, April 14.

Elizabeth Sawyer was a convicted witch in Jacobean England. She was executed in 1621. Fusion alum Jen Silverman turned Sawyer's story into the Faustian play "Witch," running at The Cell from Thursday, April 11, through April 21.

Dinosaurs and dragons orbit the black pottery of Jennifer Tafoya, ancient and extinct creatures etched in lines as slender as a hair. The Santa Clara Pueblo artist won Best of Show at last summer's Santa Fe Indian Market, the ultimate prize in the largest market of its kind.

Russian dance music will soar across the stage of Popejoy Hall on Saturday, April 20. The New Mexico Philharmonic will celebrate the ballets of Sergei Prokofiev and Igor Stravinsky, with a detour into the romance of Sergei Rachmaninoff.

The playwright Christopher Durang once insisted that, despite its familiar namesakes, "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike" isn't an Anton Chekhov parody. "I take Chekhov scenes and characters and put them into a blender," he explained. The Adobe Theater is performing the play from Friday, April 19, through May 12.

Mix an Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of vintage Monty Python and you have "The 39 Steps," a whodunit, part espionage thriller and part slapstick comedy, adapted for the stage from the famous film and novel. The Albuquerque Little Theatre is performing the Drama Desk and two-time Tony Award winner "The 39 Steps" from Friday, April 19, through May 5.The authors pepper the show with gratifyingly groan-making visual, verbal and aural references to other Hitchcock films.

During the pandemic, Albuquerque performer Jen Stephenson realized she had developed a serious alcohol and drug problem. After three overdoses, hospitalization and rehab, she decided to turn her trauma into art. "Big Fat Mess of a Lady" opens at The Box Annex, 100 Gold Ave. SW, on Friday, April 19.

Come for a day of digital detox. Podcasters Sam and Elliot Archuleta of "Something More Human" are inviting listeners to a phone-free evening of human connections at Fusion 708 on Friday, April 19.

Pablita Velarde launched a female dynasty in the art world with her own “studio style” paintings and subsequent works by her daughter, Helen Hardin, and her granddaughter, Margarete Bagshaw.