The Overtime Theater presents an onstage homage to comic-book romance. Adapted from actual romance comics from the 1960’s and early ’70’s, Sob Choke Love! 3D! will stage live versions of these classic, sappy stories in their full glory. The stories are acted out verbatim, comic book panel by panel, with all of the dialogue that [Read it all...]
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We started Missions Unknown on May 24th, 2009, looking to delve into the SF/F/H happenings in the Alamo City. Frankly, we’ve been amazed at some of the killer things we’ve seen this year. Once again we weigh in with the best of San Antonio’s SF scene and we even solicited some other opinions as well. [Read it all...] It’s December, and you know what that means…it’s the time of year for the most famous ghost story of all: Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Sure, you may be heading to the multiplex to catch Disney’s latest version starring multitudes of Jim Carreys, but if you are looking for a different take this year we [Read it all...] This bird may come back at you Surely you haven’t had your fill of turkey yet? You already consumed your bird, now it’s the turkey’s turn for revenge…courtesy of the Overtime Theater’s Midnight Movie Madness. Tonight, Saturday November 28th, you can catch THANKSKILLING – A gory parody of holiday slasher films. Here’s a description from [Read it all...] Doctor "S" is the guy you want with you during a zombie outbreak Our friends at the Overtime Theater have moved their operations to the Blue Star Arts Complex (1414 S. Alamo, Suite 103.) in Southtown so they are mixing up their schedule a little. First things first. If you missed out on seeing Dr. “S” Battles [Read it all...] Hey! Got some weird friends and you never know what to kind of presents to give them? How about some unique handcrafted props from the Overtime Theater? You can get ‘em this week only at our old location, 1216 West Avenue (corner of West and Olmos Avenues) As they pack up for the [Read it all...] The Brain That Wouldn’t Die shows at the Overtime Theater in San Antonio through Halloween night, October 31, 2009. This original musical production was written by Jon Gillespie and directed by Michael Burger and the cast includes Christie Walheim, Robert Jerdee, Jules Vaquera, Cary Farrow and Roy Thomas. We sent the Missions Unknown cameras to [Read it all...] The Brain That Wouldn't Die Poster The Overtime Theater’s production of The Brain That Wouldn’t Die is playing tonight and you will only have this week and next to see this hilarious show. It’s 1959 Sci-Fi/Horror meets Comedy/Musical in a way that audiences have loved. This all-original show is a must-see for San Antonio Science [Read it all...] I'll have what he's drinking I caught a performance of the Overtime Theater’s production of The Brain That Wouldn’t Die: A New Musical this weekend and it was a very fun show. Funny and sexy, the show delivered a rollicking good time with genuine laughs from the audience and a sense of awe at the [Read it all...] The Overtime Theater is running a series of Midnight Movies on Saturday nights. We’ve mentioned this before, but there has been a schedule change you may be interested in. Instead of the previously touted Giorgio Moroderized version of Metropolis, you can itness the spectacle of KUNG FU ZOMBIE! Here’s a mini-review from the Overtime’s inhouse martial arts [Read it all...] |
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