Theater

The hills will always be alive.

This smart, hilarious new play from The Pool is a blast of wit, broad humor, and sharp observations of how artists' struggles mirror human nature.

The social and cultural divide inherent between Chinese values and politics and American values and politics receives an important hearing in Zhu Yi's work.

The San Antonio performer and playwright talks about the theater scene in the Alamo City and her new work now playing at the Overtime Theater.

Full of whimsical humor and partly a modern love story, 'The House on Poe Street' teases the audience by suggesting mysterious undertones. Is the titular house the structure where Edgar Allen Poe wrote 'The Raven'? And do spirits haunt the Gothic setting?

The Classic Theatre's production blends eras to prove how Ibsen's masterwork stands the test of time.

Broadway producer Daryl Roth struggled with the decision to close 'Indecent,' seeing the show each night for its 'final' two weeks and struck by the standing ovations. The last night, overwhelmed with emotion, she strode up to the closing notice and ripped it apart.

Payne's intriguing two-hander makes its Texas premiere at the Cellar Theatre in a subtle, well-performed production.

The comical plot of Shakespeare's 'Measure for Measure' radiates hilarity and melodic, witty grace in this glorious musical. Clever, comedic twists run rampant, and this high farce, set to an illustrative musical score, both appealing and profound, delivers moment-to-moment joyous excitement.

An original rock musical makes its long-awaited debut at San Antonio's Josephine Theatre.