Overtime Cabaret: From Home

The Overtime Cabaret is BACK! It will be a little different, but will also have the same flare, and talent, and variety as the in person version. You’ll get four shows worth of music, poetry, comedy and dancing! We’ll be broadcasting live from The Overtime Theater Facebook page. Please donate to us via ShowTix4U or PayPal to keep original theater in San Antonio.

Check out our fabulous line-up!

Saturday, Sept. 19

Music — Jules Vaquera and Matt Legare
Poetry — Dyhanara Rios and Jason Shaggy Gossard
Dance — Stephan Gaeth
Comedy — Jake Yarbrough

Saturday, Sept. 26

Comedy — Jake Yarbrough
Poetry — Mandy Lynn Lara and Joyous Windrider
Dance — Ann Almonte
Music — Bethany Schwartz and Nick Lewis

Saturday, Oct. 3

Poetry — Joyous Windrider and Mandy Lynn Lara
Music — Alaia Brown and Dyhanara Rios
Comedy — Jake Yarbrough
Dance — Priscilla Isaac

Saturday, Oct. 10

Poetry — Joyous Windrider and Dyhanara Rios
Belly dance — Karen Barbee
Music — Alaia Brown and Jules Vaquera
Comedy — Jake Yarbrough

A Way Forward

Postponed

A Way Forward

Written/Directed: Jules Vaquera

Synopsis: A small community reels when members of it experience sexual assault. And they deal with it the best way they know how. Consider this your trigger warning.

Cast:

DIANE: Jessica Galvan

TOMAS: Landen Taylor

MIA: Claudisa Aguilar

ISA: Priscilla Isaac

ADAM: Nicolas Rodriguez

ALEX: Andrew Moritz

SERGIO: Kurt Wilkinson

JULES VAQUERA: Herself

Performance Dates: March 20 – April 11, 2020

March 20, 21, 27, 28, April 8, 4, 10, 11 at 8:00pm; March 29 at 3:00pm; April 5 at 7:00pm

Performance venue: The Overtime Theater’s Gregg Barrios Theater, 5409 Bandera Road, Ste 205, San Antonio, TX 78238

Tickets: Standard $15 with discounts

https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4542114

The Meeting by Jeff Stetson

The Meeting

A One Act Play by Jeff Stetson

This eloquent production depicts an imaginary meeting of two of the most important men of modern times: Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Differing in their philosophies, but alike in their mutual respect, the two men debate their varying approaches to the same grave social problems, both prepared to die for their beliefs but neither aware of how soon their assassins’ bullets would await them.

Note: There will be a talk back by director and actors following both performances.

Cast

Carl E. Brooks – Malcolm X

Ronnie Whyman Alexander – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Torence B. White – Rashad

Creative Team

Producer: The Overtime Theater

Writer: Jeff Stetson

Director: Torence B. White

Performances

Return engagement on Friday and Saturday, November 15 and 16 at 8:00 pm.

Special arrangement granted by Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

Tickets: $10.00 general admission. Buy online.

And Then There Were Some

The new interactive murder mystery written and directed by Emily Fitzgerald, writer/director of, amongst others, last year’s No Rescue Required and the ATAC award-winning Creatures of the Night (2016).

Enid Dobbs’ life is in danger. This owner of the shoddy Briar Rose Theater turns to local fixer DD McGee, who in turn recruits Rowan Goody, witch, and private detectives Dandy and Valentine. Trapped with hapless actors in the theater’s green room, they attempt battle against an unseen assailant who is able to kill off whomever he wants, in various creative ways, one victim at a time. And who makes it out alive is up to you. Two audience votes are taken during the course of the play, and the ending is one you’ll never see coming.

Crew

Director: Emily Fitzgerald

AD+: Jay Overton

SM: Gina Schneider

Cast

Det. Annabelle Valentine: Kat McKenna

Det. Mike Dandy: Justin Keown

Rowan Goody: Lacey Dalby

DD McGee: John Lambert

*Enid Dobbs: Deborah Basham-Burns

Snap Champlin: Jay Overton

*The Great Antonio Valencia: Myles Martinez

*Delilah Small: Constance Sendo

*Based on characters created by William M. Razavi.

Performance Dates

Sept. 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28, Oct. 4, 5 at 8:00pm;

Sept. 22 at 3:00 pm & Sept. 29 at 7:00pm

Tickets

$15.00. $10.00 for seniors, students, teachers, military and SATCO members.

Buy online, at the Box Office (210.577.7562) or at the door.

Performance Location

The Gregg Barrios Theatre at The Overtime Theater

5409 Bandera Rd, Ste 205

San Antonio, TX 78238

For more Information

210.577.7562

theovertimetheater@gmail.com

Show’s FB page under: And Then There Were Some

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An Evening with Edgar Allan Poe

An Evening with Edgar Allan Poe

Written by Derek Berlin

Almost a week before his death, Edgar Allan Poe was found wandering the streets of Baltimore, delirious and incoherent. Derek Berlin takes us inside Poe’s dream state where he narrates his life’s journey. From his purgatorial state, Poe spins his last haunting ghosts of thought: a personal tale of pain, sorrow, and the desire for his soul’s redemption. Rediscover Poe’s Gothic and macabre glory in this one-man show starring Derek Berlin.

“Like Harry Houdini himself, what audiences might find most alluring is the opportunity to see this eclectic take on a feat few performers would endeavor.” – Jade Esteban Estrada, San Antonio Sentinel

Performance Dates

July 5 – July 27, 2019
July 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27 at 8pm
Sunday July 14 at 3pm and Sunday July 21 at 7pm

Tickets

By Our Hands

By Our Hands by Morgan Clyde and Michael Song

Directed by Caleb Craig

Synopsis

Post-apocalyptic future. After a nuclear event destroyed much of the country, militias who had lost faith in the government took control of their respective areas. As the world rebuilds, several different factions of rebels vie for control.

The central government stepped in to restore order and balance, and now all traditional weapons have been collected and destroyed. However, rumor has it that a weapons cache exists that has been hidden from those in power. Hard evidence comes to light that it is more than a rumor, and our heroes’ faction sets a plan in motion to find this foothold for control.

Thus, our story begins.

This production will consist of intense stage combat sequences for which our acting talent will train for over the course of four weeks. The production will take on a barren wasteland aesthetic akin to Mad Max: Fury Road while retaining a Mission Impossible style story-line.

Check out Facebook Page for cast info and more!

Cast

Helen McKann – Morgan Clyde
Jim Gable – Chris Fuglestad
Jimenez – Venny Mortimer
Blair – Matthew Legare
Darby – Grace Lamberson
Vaughn – Jenn Harris
Rask – Daniel Vasquez II
Sato – Dustin Benton
Kaplan – Nicholas Dowell
Kochanski – Karen Sutherlin
Government Agent/Ensemble – Brandilynn Stillwell
Stranger/Ensemble – Michael Goodwin
Shakrita/Ensemble – Aurora Chase