Yesterday my family and I saw Mary Poppins at Woodlawn! But, here's the thing - we also saw it at…read moreCameo. I'm not going to compare the two theaters much, but all I have to say is that the Mary Poppins at Cameo had WAY better vocals (and sometimes acting as well). Moving on, everything else was spectacular at Woodlawn! The props were amazing, I had no complaints there. Their props and sets fit the stage nicely and rolled smoothly along with the play. Most of the play was very visually pleasing, except for one small scene that was too dark to see many faces on stage. The service was nice, the audience was interactive and the show was very overall entertaining.

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We had such a great experience attending Sweeney Todd! I was expecting community theater but was…read moresurprised to experience a quality professional production with great acting and singing. This theater is located in the Wonderland mall, downstairs by the food court, in the old movie theater space once called The Bijou. How they've renovated the space to house quality theater now is impressive. This place is officially in our radar and we can't wait to experience another show.

I saw a play this weekend, in a theater at Wonderland of the Americas, and was surprised to see…read morethat the old Bijou was converted into a community theater. The Bijou, which was known for showing more art and independent movies and served food, is now the Wonder Theater. The play was the Wiz and was pretty good as far as community theater goes. Many of the plays for this season's lineup are geared towards children and are affordable. The ticket prices were: $36.00 adults, $26.00 seniors and $18.00 students and children. The lobby, concession stand and seating area have been revamped, and a small stage has been added. Seating is fairly spacious, with new seats and a very clean theater. The lobby area is similar to the Bijou's, with a small full serve concession stand, selling popcorn and other goodies. This locale is worth a visit if you are partial to theater, regardless of it being Broadway or community. Many of the shows are from Friday to Sunday, and are great way to spend the afternoon/evening.

There are not enough words to describe the tranquility of this place. I was in absolute awe upon…read morearriving and what truly made it even better was the people that run it. They are so welcoming, open, helpful, and kind, that I am ready to schedule an event here. Although they don't have a large designated parking lot, there's plenty of free parking in the area. They can also provide a mini bar and food vendors upon request. I both soul food and gorditas that night and it was sooo good. The possibilities are endless when it comes to this place and I'm so glad that it's a family owned spot. I think that they work with the community and you really do get to create a space not based on money but really based on the value add. Come support them or one of their events! Their art and plant selections are beautiful too.

Here at Galeria EVA, you will find local and Mexican art…read more.. as well as a venue space inside and outside for events... I attended the Green Party Rally Sun 16 Oct with Dr. Jill Stein presidential candidate as well other candidates that are running in Nov election.

San Antonio's arts event of the year! This is such a fun…read moretime, like First Friday, but you can't buy any of the art, and it's all as big as Texas! The art festival has live music, demonstrations, performance art, galleries, and whole buildings dedicated to works of art. It only goes on one night a year, and in 2014, it's supposed to be at a different location than previous years at Hemisfair Park. It's a mix of local, and national artists who come in to set up for the night and show off what they're up to. The festival has only been going on a few years, but each year it's better and better, and bigger too! There's food for sale, and beer and wine, 'cause a cold one is necessary to put you in the right frame of mind for some of the work. I've always enjoyed all the displays that they put on, and the diversity of the work. There's usually a book bank that gives away truckfulls of free books. So if you like to read, you might bring a bag to shovel 'em into! Parking can be a issue, so I'd recommend taking a bike.

There just wasn't a lot to do at this year's Luminaria. I have been a couple of times in the past…read moreand had a great time. There just wasn't a lot to experience this year. Totally not impressed. There was one spot for beer, and they weren't very adventurous on the food items. They had chicken or beef kebabs for $10, some gorditas, and hot pretzels, but not a whole lot more. We got there early and went into one of the venues to watch an awesome local band called Slowpoke who had two guest violinists, and a cellist. They were really great, and it was the highlight of the evening. When we emerged however, Hemisfair Park was PACKED to the hilt with people. The food and drink booths took credit cards, so that was a huge plus. I'm going to take a pass on Luminaria or the next few years in hopes that they improve.

Great theater! This small theater holds 650 and gets impressive acts considering the size. I've sat…read morein 2nd row and up in the balcony and there's not a bad seat in the house. If you're in balcony it's stadium seating so you don't have to worry about seeing over the person in front of you. I recommend row D or higher in the balcony, otherwise your view may be slightly obstructed by a bar at the top of the glass barrier. Parking is also a breeze with free lots and street parking all around.

We went here to see a local show and I have to admit that this place has its ups and downs. The…read morelocation is great, but come early for parking. I didn't see a ramp to go in the center, though I may have missed it so I am not sure how handicap accessible it is. They have a strict no food or drinks allowed in the theater and this is where they lost me. As a diabetic who takes insulin I have my emergency carbs a juice box and water. I normally don't have a problem with this at any other establishment, I even went to a different venue to see an Opera and didn't have any issues when I explained that it was my emergency carbs due to being diabetic. Nope, not here. I couldn't bring my emergency carbs or water. Though this place is nice I will NOT be returning. Having to hide a snack to bring in for emergency carbs felt so wrong! I shouldn't have to do that. Maybe some training for staff members. We diabetics have it in case we need it, that doesn't mean we will be munching and snacking. Believe me we would love to not have to take insulin 4 times a day, and we would love to be able to go out and enjoy a show without feeling like we need to choose health, not being able to participate in mundane things, or feel like a rule breaker because we had to sneak in emergency carbs which we need if our sugar levels crash. In summary, it's a nice place but no thank you!

I've always heard good things about this film festival but never had a chance to go, until Yelp did…read morea ticket giveaway this year while I was in town- fortuitous timing, indeed. The weekend-long festival showcases both feature-length and short films, all of which have a Latino director, cast, and/or perspective. The Guadalupe Theater is the perfect place for this event, with the virgin candle exterior and a huge tiered auditorium. I really appreciate how laid back this was, from volunteers staffing the concessions and ticketing areas to friendly fellow attendees. For the 2018 featured films, I was able to catch a few of the shorts showcased on Sunday afternoon- many featured female directors, and several were on hand for a brief Q&A session at closing. While they were all quality films, many (unsurprisingly) focused on immigration and the struggle to stay in the US. The closing feature film, Summer 1993 (Spain's official submission for the 90th Academy Awards), was better than I expected given the 10-year old protagonist and a running time over 90 minutes of Catalan with English subtitles- worth a viewing if you can find it. I would say that film formatting could have been checked- some of the subtitles for certain films were so low to the bottom of the screen that they were very difficult to see, which seems like it shouldn't be that hard to adjust if it had been noticed ahead of time. Thanks for providing the opportunity to check this out, Yelp SA!

What an amazing opportunity! Sunday was the closing night and my plus one and I got to enjoy a…read moreshort film and a full film, and even an after party. The event was a smidge behind schedule, but that was okay as we got to meet with Jesse Borrego. To be honest, he walked past us a few times, gave him a few polite nods, waves, and handshakes, but it wasn't until he started speaking to the Yelp crowd when I nudged my friend saying, "He sounds familiar..." to which he whipped out his pamphlet, turned a few pages, looked up at Jesse, back down to the pamphlet, and back up to Jesse, then exclaiming, "Oh my God!" Yes, we're two slow dorks. The theater was lovely and the films were interesting. The short film was intense! And the second (Summer 1993) was very adorable, heart warming, and tugged on the heartstrings. A couple of folks I spoke to after the movie ended said they held back a few sniffles. Soon we were ushered across the street for the after party with tapas and Sangria. Though tiny, the bites were delicious, and my friend and I got seconds on the sangria. The chef did rush us along though, I did glance a side eye at the slight rudeness of his tone, but I brushed it off. We danced a little bit to Selena before calling it a night. Overall it was very fun and very different from a usual Yelp Experience, but I am so glad I went!

We are so fortunate to have the Overtime Theater in San Antonio. This is an all volunteer theater…read morecompany and they put on some great productions. The acting is always spot on and the plays, which are written by local playwrights, run the gamut from comedy to drama. I love that the admission prices are low and they even have a performance where you can pay whatever you can afford. There is no excuse for not checking them out. My only issue is that I wish they would have more matinees. They generally only have one for each show and I can't always make that date. Wonderful talented group of people! Love them!

The Overtime Theater is a good place for a lover of improv comedy. They have different shows that…read morehappen every week. I think you should check them out at least once before making up your mind. I've been to the Overtime Theater multiple times because a friend of mine used to perform there. I decided after a few times that I am not a huge fan of improv comedy shows. I went to the murder mystery show and it was just okay. I laughed a little bit,but it didn't change my mind on improv comedy as a whole. I'm not planning on going back anytime soon for that reason. Please make up your own mind and give them a chance. You will also be supporting a local business.

My daughter's dance recital was here last night. What a beautiful venue! I've never been in this…read morebuilding and it was immaculate, well-maintained, great seating with great views of the nice stage and had security throughout the show. The bathrooms were clean as well as the dressing rooms. Our show was "dinner theater" style and it was a super event!

Buenos dias . We are enjoying the show. Small but is long baseball collectable. Love…read more#ComicConventios is small but every year went better and bigger all together . LOVE LOVE costumes in this shows . GRACIAS to all. But we need disable discount to enter ... what else ask maybe we work out...have great day.