The Rowdy Thespian Association (RTA) has just wrapped up their production and showing of “Whodunnit.”
“Whodunnit” is a “Glass Onion” style murder mystery with twists at every corner....
Lauren Hernandez, Assistant Arts & Life Editor
• November 14, 2023
Josh Collins does not condone violence in his films. This does not mean that his newest short film is void of violence. During an interview with The Paisano, Collins told a story about the production...
Lights, camera, action. Cirque du Soleil is an international production that has made its way into the city of San Antonio. As the crew and performers prepared to execute a once-in-a-lifetime performance,...
Being the oldest major city in Texas, Alamo City is rich with culture spanning before Spanish colonization in the 1600s. San Antonio is home to some of the most interesting museums in the state. Museums...
Jada Thomas, Interim Marketing Manager
• October 31, 2023
Every year, multiple movies signal the start of “spooky season,” or the weeks leading up to Halloween. Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas” is among those movies, and this year marks...
San Antonio Museum of Art’s (SAMA) new exhibit “American Made: Paintings and Sculpture from the DeMell Jacobsen Collection” takes visitors through 250 years of American art with over 100 pieces overall....
Gerry Gibbs is a Grammy-nominated artist and the son of the famous jazz musician Terry Gibbs. His band, Gerry Gibbs and Thrasher People, performed at the Japanese Tea Gardens on Friday, Oct. 13. To...
It is time to do the time warp once again as “Rocky Horror” fans shivered with antici…pation to attend a live rendition of the classic seventies film. This past Friday, The Hard Rock Cafe and Acesillio...
“I’m a woman, not a whore.”
“SIX: The Musical” has made its way to San Antonio’s very own Majestic Theatre and fans were ecstatic after the show’s opening night. Between the sparkly costumes...
On Sept. 22, San Antonio’s Indy Coffee Club held a photography exhibition taking inspiration from Rick Smolan’s “A Day in the Life of America,” featuring the works of San Antonio natives varying...
Lauren Hernandez, Assistant Arts & Life Editor
• September 12, 2023
“If you had behaved nicely the communists wouldn’t exist,” declared an electronic LED sign hanging on the wall of Ruby City’s newest art exhibition, Water Ways. This sign never relented, scrolling...
Centro de Artes’ newest exhibit, titled “From SA to SA: From South America to San Antonio,” takes visitors on a tour of South American history, culture and heritage to shed light on women’s rights,...
