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 Irish/Chicano
January 23-25, 8pm
Jump-Start Performance Co.
108 Blue Star
This version of "Irish/Chicano" will take the form of a staged reading. Directed by Jesse Borrego, it takes place during the Mexican/American War of 1845, when a young Republic got its legs and an old culture changed. This story will dispel myths and give birth to a new way of thinking. www.jump-start.org |
 Altar Boyz
January 23 - February 22
San Pedro Playhouse
800 W. Ashby
Join San Pedro Playhouse for this spoof about a heavenly guy-group full of sharp parody, sinfully spectacular dancing, and irreverent humor. The performance includes a mix of side-splitting songs convincing enough to be played on MTV, uncontrollable laughs and lighthearted fun suitable for all ages. www.sanpedroplayhouse.com |
 Family Day at the Library
January 24, 12 - 5pm
Central Library
600 Soledad
Build your own book, pick children's titles at a Scholastic Book Fair, enjoy author readings by Alexander Stadler and San Antonio native Carmen Tafolla and a performance from Magik Theatre. While you're there, don't forget to board the interactive Lee y serás reading caravan for fun literacy-building activities and more!www.sanantonio.gov/library |
 Music on the Move: Latin America
January 25, 3pm
San Antonio Museum of Art
200 W. Jones Ave.
SAMA and Musical Offerings present "Music on the Move: Latin America." The audience is invited to participate in an innovative musical tour through the galleries in SAMA's Latin American Art Center. Music by Latin American composers will be presented by a string quintet and guitar. Program selections include History of the Tango, by Argentinean composer Astor Piazzolla, and a tribute to the Beatles, "From Yesterday to Penny Lane." A reception will follow the performance. www.samuseum.org |
 Marcia Gygli King Retrospective
January 28 - March 1
UTSA, 1604 Campus
One UTSA Circle
Marcia Gygli King, an award-winning painter with dual residency in New York and Texas, whose work is collected by notables including the Guggenheim, the Whitney and celebrities, returns home to display 40 years of work at the University of Texas at San Antonio. UTSA joins the San Antonio Museum of Art and the Southwest School of Art & Craft to honor the artist with a retrospective of her work. http://art.utsa.edu/ |
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