Overtime Theater’s High Tea at Medusa’s Court offers unlikely mix of characters

Rita Anderson’s High Tea at Medusa’s Court, being staged this weekend at the Overtime Theater, continues the playwright’s inventive distortion of mythological figures, literary giants and pop culture icons into darkly humorous tableaux. Take Anderson’s The 27 Club, a suppositional grouping of Pulitz

Hearing for temporary restraining order on Big Bend border construction to take place in San Antonio

A San Antonio federal court has granted a hearing for a temporary restraining order to halt the Department of Homeland Security’s controversial border barrier construction in Big Bend National Park. The work, which began tearing through the beloved West Texas wilderness area last weekend, has drawn

San Antonio City Council will vote Thursday on renaming César E. Chávez Boulevard

San Antonio City Council on Thursday will vote on whether to change the name of downtown thoroughfare César E. Chávez Boulevard back to Durango Boulevard, the city’s agenda shows. The vote comes roughly six months after the New York Times, in a bombshell investigation, reported allegations that Cháv

Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran faces hecklers over her opposition to public vote on Spurs arena

Hecklers shouted out their frustrations at District 3 Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran during a town hall she held Tuesday to discuss the city’s $158 million budget deficit, footage shared on Facebook shows. At least three people at the meeting began yelling at Viagran during a Q&A session, initially co