Theater

After a successful eight-show run in 2015, the musical will return to the Alamo City for a one-weekend stint.

Come From Away bravely confronts themes of grief and xenophobia while sustaining a hopeful, and at times even humorous, undertone.

The forthcoming season features a slate of shows considered to be foundational or revolutionary in the realm of theater.

The theater company has moved into the space that formerly housed the beloved Santikos Bijou movie theater.

The eight-time Tony-nominated musical is based on the beloved 1988 Tim Burton film.

The production will take place in the Classic's new space at the San Pedro Playhouse.

The show tells the same unlikely love story we know and love from the 1990 film.

Tina features such resonant anthems as 'River Deep Mountain High,' 'What's Love Got To Do With It?' and 'Proud Mary.'

The musical's North American Tour cast boasts an exciting roster of rising Broadway stars, including Olivia Valli (Elphaba), Celia Hottenstein (Galinda) and more.

In partnership with the organization Stage Hands, the Public Theater will present the beloved yuletide tale through a combination of spoken word and American Sign Language (ASL).

The tour's cast features a blend of rising stars and seasoned performers.

Annie remains consistently relevant by reminding us that every hard knock in life is tinged with hope — if only we search hard enough.

The play is based both on the true journey of the author's mother and on L. Frank Baum's Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

The show uproots fairytale protagonists from their peaceful homelands and thrusts them into a dark forest haunted by a vengeful witch's curse.

The 39 Steps draws audiences into the center of a nationwide manhunt that doesn't take itself too seriously.

Maria — nicknamed 'Nannerl' — takes center stage in playwright Sylvia Milo's tour de force one-woman drama at the Tobin Center this weekend.

The musical is a beloved piece of Stephen Sondheim's songwriting legacy.

The four-person team brings more than 50 collective years of experience to the helm of Texas' longest-running theater company.

Based on the successful early 2000s book series of the same name, the play puts an unexpected spin on the well-known origin story of Peter Pan.

Teatro Audaz will perform the heartbreaking play at the Cellar Theater inside the Public Theater of San Antonio.