For more than 30 years, Sonia Washawski has been distracting herself from somber thoughts through needle work. But an eviction notice for her tailor shop, which has clung to life in a vacant Kansas City mall, forces the vibrant great grandmother to confront questions of survival, not only commercial. Agonizing memories of three Nazi death […]

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Steven G. Kellman

San Antonio Jewish Center Screening Documentary of Holocaust Survivor

Liz Coronado Castillo’s Aye, No! Makes an Audacious Debut at the Cellar Theatre

The Classic Theatre Puts a Contemporary Spin on Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard

The Classic Theatre Revives the Boisterous, Lunatic Farce ‘You Can’t Take It With You’

The Classic Theatre Reprises José Rubén De León’s ‘Lorca’

AtticRep’s International Fest of Theatre Wraps Up This Weekend with Mexico’s Entry ‘Through the Wall: A Traves del Muro’

AtticRep Brings a World of Theater to San Antonio

A Look Back at the Current’s Early years

Dueling Emotions in Sam Shepard’s Relentless Drama ‘Fool for Love’

Anne Frank Lives on at The Vex

The Classic Theatre Revives Late Playwright Edward Albee’s “Marriage Play”

‘Two Sisters and a Piano’ Is a Study On the Limits of Trust

One Man, Two Guvnors and Cross-dressing in Frothy Farce

Finding Unity Through Hostility in Nina Raine’s Domestic Drama Tribes

Thuggery, Muggery and Cross-dressing in Frothy Farce One Man, Two Guvnors

Classic Comedy Born Yesterday Remains Surprisingly Relevant Today

Low Blows and Blue-collar Breakups in ‘Reasons to Be Pretty’

Sarah Gise Shines in The Amish Project

Small-Town Tension Soaks The Diviners

Honey, I Stabbed the Kids: Wrath and Revenge Take Center Stage in ‘Medea’