This award winning group has been mostly non-commercial works since 1982. From Tennessee Williams to David Mamet. Dramas, musicals and comedies, sometimes with alternative themes, have kept this entity a high spot in the local theatre scene.  

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Church Theatre and Bistro
(210) 271-7791
1150 South Alamo
San Antonio, TX 78210

Diane Malone, Artistic Director

The Alamo St. Theatre has provided quality live theatrical and musical entertainment for nearly 22 years. Most shows are interactive comedies and dinner theatre. Call for theatre schedule.

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Alameda Theater
( 210) 299-4300
318 West Houston
San Antonio, TX 78205

The Alameda Theatre is currently under renovation and when completed seeks to create a cultural zone for the arts that reflect San Antonio's diverse heritage with an emphasis on Latino arts and culture.

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The mission of Arts San Antonio is to bring high-quality performing arts to the surrounding community.

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The Carver Cultural Center celebrates the diverse cultures of the world with an emphasis on its African American heritage by providing challenging artistic presentations through music, theatrical productions, and visual arts exhibits.

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Guadalupe Theater
(210) 271-3151
1300 Guadalupe Street
San Antonio, TX 78207

The GCAC Theatre Arts Program produces and premiers original works by aspiring Chicano/Mexicano playwrights. A number of the works premiered have received national acclaim and been performed nationally.

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The Harlequin Dinner Theatre provides quality dinning and theatre performances at an affordable price to both the civilian and military communities.

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Instituto de Mexico
(210) 227-0123
600 Hemisphere Plaza
San Antonio, TX 78205

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San Antonio Opera

(210) 225-5972

909 NE Loop 410, Suite 636
San Antonio , Texas 78209

Founded in 1997 as the San Antonio Pocket Opera, the organization led by its Founder, Mark A. Richter, began producing modest,-act opera at the San Pedro Playhouse. The first opera accompaniment was a piano, the first singers were local.

 Today, the opera is one of the largest performing arts organizations in the city, providing professional opera to over 10,000 patrons annually. It also provides employment for our orchestra of 38-46 symphony musicians, dozens of local technical professionals, performance opportunities for hundreds of adults and children, an educational program that continues to create awareness of opera through various outreach programs, and lastly serves as a collaborator with many of the local performing arts organizations. The opera continues to produce 3 major works annually with some of the biggest names in opera performing in each. The educational program touches the lives of thousands of children each season.

Sheldon Vexler Theatre

(210) 302-6828

12500 N.W. Military Hwy.

San Antonio, TX 78231

Eva Laporte

The Jewish Community Center Theatre is recognized by the Alamo Theatre Arts Council for its quality productions and winner of numerous ATAC Globe awards.

The Josephine Theatrical Company, Inc. is a community play house dedicated to the production of "Broadway" quality musicals at San Antonio prices. Call for production schedule.

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Jump-Start Performance Company is a group of diverse artists dedicated to the discovery and support of new ideas in performance. By encouraging visionary thought and non-traditional approaches, Jump-Start Performance Co. is committed to the creation of art that is a lasting voice of various cultures. Call for performance schedule.

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The Magik Children's Theatre
(210) 227-2751
402 South Alamo
San Antonio, TX 78205

The mission of the Magik Children's Theatre is to educate, entertain and enrich children and families through quality, affordable live theatrical presentations. Call for production schedule.

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The San Antonio Public Theatre is a non-profit equity theatre company dedicated to the highest quality of production of contemporary, classical and original dramatic works through the employment of professional theatre artists.

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The San Antonio Living History Association primarily presents historical reenactments and interpretive programs portraying events of the 1835-36 Texas Revolution. SALHA members teach their audiences with historical narratives and demonstrations of period clothing, technology and the daily life skills of Texan colonists, native Tejanos, Soldados Mejicanos and American newcomers. Call for schedule.

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San Antonio Theatre Coalition

P.O. Box 830963

San Antonio, TX 78283

The San Antonio Theatre Coalition
(SATCO) is a non-profit service organization founded in 1995 to develop the interaction and sharing of talent and assets in live theatre.

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The San Pedro Playhouse hopes to provide all members of the community with the best quality theatre available. SPP seeks to educate young people in theatre and related arts while providing opportunities for people of all ages.

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S.T.A.G.E. activities include: 4 regular season shows (3 week run), 1 to 2 additional "director's choice specials," a contest entry production for AACT festivals, and classes for beginners through advanced (children and adults). Call for event information.

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Steven Stoli's Playhouse
(210) 408-0116
11838 Wurzbach at Lockhill-Selma
San Antonio, TX 78230

A home style atmosphere and attention to the audience's comfort make the up-close approach an intimate theatrical experience for all patrons. Children's productions are offered at the BackYard Theatre. Dinner show combo available.

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