Looking for something to do New Year's Eve? A few San Antonio theaters have got your back:
Cameo Theatre, 1123 E. Commerce St.: The theater is offering a couple of options. Folks can start the evening at 8 with the very funny “Inspecting Carol,” about a production of “A Christmas Carol” that goes horribly awry. At 10 p.m., “Rockin' New Year's Eve” starts, featuring scenes from musicals staged this past year. As midnight draws near, the party moves up to the Cameo roof and out onto the sidewalk, where the downtown fireworks display will be visible. A cash bar will be taking and serving orders throughout the evening. Tickets cost $25 for the entire evening and $15 for “New Year's Rockin' Eve” alone. Call (210) 472-2636 for reservations or visit cameocenter.com to buy tickets online.
Josephine Theatre, 339 W. Josephine St.: The very funny holiday edition of “High Hair and Jalapeños” ends its run with a special New Year's Eve performance. The show, an irreverent take on all things Texas spiced up with new numbers dealing with the holidays, starts at 8 p.m., followed by a New Year's bash in the theater's bar. The evening includes an appetizer and dessert buffet; “High Hair” party hats, karaoke and a trivia game built around the show; and a glass of Champagne to welcome 2010. Tickets to the entire evening cost $50. Call (210) 734-4646 for reservations.
Performing Arts San Antonio, 15717 San Pedro: The new theater and training facility will open with a New Year's Eve party from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. The evening will include vocal and dance performances, dancing, wine, Champagne and all kinds of munchies. Tickets cost $30; cocktail clothes are required. Call (210) 557-1187 to buy tickets.
Express-News- By Deborah Martin
Cameo Theatre, 1123 E. Commerce St.: The theater is offering a couple of options. Folks can start the evening at 8 with the very funny “Inspecting Carol,” about a production of “A Christmas Carol” that goes horribly awry. At 10 p.m., “Rockin' New Year's Eve” starts, featuring scenes from musicals staged this past year. As midnight draws near, the party moves up to the Cameo roof and out onto the sidewalk, where the downtown fireworks display will be visible. A cash bar will be taking and serving orders throughout the evening. Tickets cost $25 for the entire evening and $15 for “New Year's Rockin' Eve” alone. Call (210) 472-2636 for reservations or visit cameocenter.com to buy tickets online.
Josephine Theatre, 339 W. Josephine St.: The very funny holiday edition of “High Hair and Jalapeños” ends its run with a special New Year's Eve performance. The show, an irreverent take on all things Texas spiced up with new numbers dealing with the holidays, starts at 8 p.m., followed by a New Year's bash in the theater's bar. The evening includes an appetizer and dessert buffet; “High Hair” party hats, karaoke and a trivia game built around the show; and a glass of Champagne to welcome 2010. Tickets to the entire evening cost $50. Call (210) 734-4646 for reservations.
Performing Arts San Antonio, 15717 San Pedro: The new theater and training facility will open with a New Year's Eve party from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. The evening will include vocal and dance performances, dancing, wine, Champagne and all kinds of munchies. Tickets cost $30; cocktail clothes are required. Call (210) 557-1187 to buy tickets.
Express-News- By Deborah Martin
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