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New exhibition at Ruby City transports viewers to the Arctic and clarifies facts of historic expedition
Isaac Julien’s 2004 piece True North will be on display through Jan. 29 of next year.
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New film series at Hemisfair showcases each actor that played James Bond
The screenings begin on June 4 with Dr. No, followed by On Her Majesty’s Secret Service on June 11.
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San Antonio’s Slab Cinema Arthouse to host three screenings of Memoria this weekend
The film was inspired by filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s own medical condition, exploding head syndrome.
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After delays, Immersive Van Gogh Exhibition finally opens in San Antonio this week
The exhibition is already sold out for the first few weeks of its run.
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Pitch Perfect‘s Anna Kendrick linked to movie about San Antonio-born ‘Dating Game Killer’
The Dating Game is a true-crime thriller about late San Antonio-born serial killer Rodney Alcala and a woman named Cheryl Bradshaw.
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Mexican comedian Franco Escamilla brings Tour Gaby to San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre Friday
From London to Barcelona to Tokyo and across the United States, Escamilla knows how entertain audiences no matter what culture he’s stepping into.
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Interactive hip-hop-style musical Freestyle Love Supreme comes to San Antonio’s Empire Theatre
“The thing about the show is that it’s totally different every night,” Lin-Manuel Miranda told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show in 2019.
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Times may be tough, but local comic Edward Hernandez wants to get San Antonio laughing
Hernandez will take the stage at LOL Comedy Club Sunday, May 15.
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Notorious partier Bert Kreischer to perform at San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre Friday
Known for his college partying days, he’s had success as a stand-up comedian and podcaster since that time.
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Drunken Master: Danny Trejo plays a tipsy martial artist in South Texas-rooted superhero flick Green Ghost
Green Ghost and the Masters of the Stone opened at local theaters April 29.
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Visiting production of Interview with a Mexican comes to San Antonio’s Guadalupe Theater this weekend
The play was inspired by journalist Gustavo Arellano’s long-running column Ask a Mexican.
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Did San Antonio’s shuttered arthouse theater the Bijou do enough to keep the lights on?
The Santikos chain never seemed motivated to expand the theater’s core base.
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Faculty member leaving Southwest School of Art posts pic of shirt with school’s logo in place of cat’s ass
Some faculty and staff have raised concerns that the school’s culture won’t survive its merger with UTSA.
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Mariachi fans can get sentimental at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center’s Noche de Romance
The performances will feature Mariachi Azteca de America, as well as special guest Arturo Vargas.
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San Antonio’s Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club brings Aida Rodriguez to its stage this weekend
The comic’s first solo standup special debuted on HBO Max last year.
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Broadway tour of Donna Summer jukebox musical arrives at Majestic Theatre Tuesday
Summer: The Donna Summer Musical brings the life of “The Queen of Disco” to the stage.
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Gut Feeling: San Antonio resident Michael Druck follows instinct to flourish as casting director
“Some actors may think casting directors are out to get them, but we’re really their biggest cheerleaders,” Druck says.
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San Antonio’s Tobin Center to showcase critical darling Minari in free screening
The heartfelt film features a standout performance by Youn Yuh-jung, who won an Oscar for her role.
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Fiesta closes out this week with some of San Antonio’s favorite traditions
Fan-favorite Fiesta events Cornyation and the Battle of Flowers Parade are returning for the first time since 2019.
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Fiesta San Antonio begins with a bang this weekend — here are some highlights
From Fiesta de los Reyes to Oyster Bake, there’s plenty to do in the first weekend of SA’s annual bash.