Our mission is to Enable a Unified Cultural Awakening by making the Arts and Literacy Accessible and Affordable for the entire community. Casa de la Cultura has been providing a community focused outlet for the youth and adults of Del Rio for over 35 years.

The Overtime Theater is a non-profit organization with the mission of “theater for the people” to the greater community through new productions and workshops in acting, playwriting, and comedy improvisation. We are dedicated to providing original, innovative, and accessible entertainment at an affordable price.

The Public Theater is San Antonio’s largest, most productive professional live theater organization and only Equity Theater. Established in 1912 as the San Antonio Dramatic Club and incorporated on April 6, 1927, as the San Antonio Little Theatre it is the most historic theater in South Texas. The company has had other brands such as The San Pedro Playhouse (1997), and The Playhouse San Antonio (2012). Its most recent brand, The Public Theater of San Antonio, was unveiled on January 7th, 2018 in an effort to align the organization’s new professional vision to the needs of the region. For...

The Magik Theatre’s mission is to use the power of theatre to create Magikal storytelling for children that Activates imagination, Grows young minds, and Inspires creativity and a love of learning that is the Key to a more literate future for our community.

ATACs mission/purpose is to recognize and celebrate the work of our local theater artists and to stimulate and encourage the pursuit of excellence in artistic and production standards. ATAC Globe Awards are presented annually for approximately 25 categories including excellence in production, direction, lead and supporting actors and actresses, musical direction, choreography, and artistic design areas (Scene, Lighting, Costumes and Sound). An additional Globe Award recognizing special contribution to San Antonio theater is presented by the Board of Directors in the name of founder and past...

The Josephine Theatre is a non-profit community theatre commited to enhancing San Antonio's cultural horizons by creating opportunities for individuals to enjoy and grow in the excitement of live theatre as patrons, performers and students.

The Drama Pre-Major is geared to help students, both as participants and as an audience, to understand and appreciate the unique value of theater, and to prepare drama students for a successful transfer. Drama students and/or interested students are given the opportunity to perform in or to help design and run a theatrical production.

Texas State was recently ranked among the top ten performing arts schools in the United States, garnering local, regional and national awards. The M.F.A. degree options expand the skills of students, preparing them to work in regional and national theatres and to teach at the university level.

The St. Edward’s Department of Performing Arts provides students a well-rounded foundation that values all facets of the performing arts. Through rigorous training, mentorship and practical experience in a professional setting, we challenge theater students to discover their voice as the storytellers and content creators of tomorrow.

Write and direct your own play. Design a costume, from drawing to finished product. Make your friends laugh until they cry in a show with your improv troupe. Learn music, dance and theater history. And work on four productions a year at the intimate Mary Moody Northern Theatre, which consistently receives awards from Austin critics.

Est. 1932 as Austin Civic Theatre, ZACH Theatre is the longest continuously running theatre company in the state of Texas, and one of the ten oldest in the country. ZACH creates intimate theatre experiences that ignite the imagination, inspire the spirit, and engage the community.

Our mission is to support theatre on Austin stages, primarily through the management of the B. Iden Payne Awards. Our Nominations Committee is composed of local theatre performers, producers, and advocates. Each member is required to view four eligible performances each month, and we meet to discuss performances for inclusion on our short list. This list is reviewed at the end of the year, and narrowed down to the final nominations in each category. We add new members to our Nominating Committee every August, and begin the recruitment process in June. We are always interested in...