This "winning adaptation" (The Hollywood Reporter) of the best-selling Disney-Hyperion novel by former San Antonian Rick Riordan, "The Lightning Thief" is "electrifying" according to Newsday. The Greek gods are real and they're ruining Percy Jackson's life. As a son of Poseidon, Percy has newly discovered powers he can't control, monsters on his trail, and is on an epic quest to …

The classic fairytale is danced entirely by young dancers.

Join YOSA, the Youth Orchestras of San Antonio, for the fifth annual YOSApalooza featuring all nine YOSA orchestras together for one spectacular concert. A simulcast of the concert will be broadcast on the giant screen in the Will Naylor Smith Plaza along the San Antonio River. This is a free concert but tickets in the H-E-B Performance Hall are limited …

A contemporary musical based on the 2007 movie about two musicians - an Irish busker, identified only as Guy, and a Czech pianist referred to as Girl - who meet on the street in Dublin, spend several days together and develop a deep and special bond. Like the movie, it features the songs by a real-life Irish-Czech duo, Glen Hansard …

The San Antonio Symphony will play favorite movie music by prolific composer John Williams: Star Wars, Harry Potter, ET and more.

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The popular, award-winning comedian, actor and writer, whose work you have seen on TV, Netflix and film, will perform at the Tobin Center. His show was originally scheduled for February 21, 2019 but had to be postponed. Tickets bought for the February event are valid for the rescheduled performance.

This is how LaFarge describes himself and his music: "Limiting myself to a genre has never really been my thing. I'm most purely a rambler. I'm travelling the world all the time, and my songs have been directly influenced by my travels. You're liable to hear something in my songs that sounds like traditional jazz; next thing you know, you …

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The concert highlights Gypsy musical influences throughout Europe, from Romania and Russia to Hungary and France. Included composers: Enescu, Tchaikovsky/Glazunov, Ravel, Kodaly and Brahms. The orchestra will be conducted by music director Sebastian Lang-Lessing. Violinist Vadim Guzman is the guest soloist.