The San Antonio Film Festival, held July 25-31 at the Tobin Center, brought a wealth of fine films and talented filmmakers to town. Among the many impressive works unspooling at the fest was San Antonio native Robert L...
Category - Theater
Kurt Gardner
Tonight & Tomorrow ONLY – “A Chorus Line” at the Bowl, reviewed
Only two performances remain for the electrifying production of one of Broadway’s most memorable dance musicals, A Chorus Line. Related through heartfelt song, energetic modern dance and snappy dialogue, the story...
Pauline Adamek
“Cabaret” at Pantages
Seedy nightclubs, fluid sexuality, black berets and suspenders — from the first moment we see a beckoning finger in a tight spotlight, we are immersed in the exhilarating world of Berlin during pre-WWII. This famously...
“Tilt” at the Fringe
Edgy and intense, playwright and actor Ben Moroskis newest play, Tilt, is one of those thrill-ride dramas infused with black comedy. Lights come up on an antsy redneck dude long hair, greasy beard wearing sunglasses and...
“Big Sky” at the Geffen Playhouse
A family faces a confluence of crises during an Aspen blizzard. Making its world premiere at the Geffen Playhouse is playwright Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros dramedy Big Sky, directed by John Rando. Its a lively work...
