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Deborah Martin

Deborah Martin

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Arts Writer, The San Antonio Express-News

San Antonio

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Travel, Queerness, Film, Hotels & Restaurants

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Total articles 2480

  • Pauly Shore will open new San Antonio comedy club

    By Deborah Martin Verified| The San Antonio Express-News Verified Business partners Shane Quade and Keith LaRosa have big goals for their new Deco District venture. They have spent the past few months transforming the 80-year-old Woodlawn Theatre into Woodlawn Comedy, which they hope to become a destination for national comics and their fans. "We've put together a pretty good team," said Quade, 56. "And it's going to take a really good team to fill this thing up every week."Article continues below this adThey hope to produce at least 204 shows each year.

    By Deborah Martin Verified · The San Antonio Express-News

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Live snakes and a sloth star in new Witte Museum exhibit

    By Deborah Martin Verified| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified Don't tell any of the critters in Jenny Nicholas' care, but she does have a few favorites. The wildlife specialist adores JJ, a sloth who seems to enjoy interacting with humans, especially if they have to snack to offer. But she's also really fond of Yoshi, a small armadillo. "He is so cute! And he also has a huge personality," said Nicholas, 26.

    By Deborah Martin Verified · Fort Worth Star-Telegram

    Mar. 10, 2025

  • Pauly Shore will open new San Antonio comedy club

    By Deborah Martin Verified| The San Antonio Express-News Verified Business partners Shane Quade and Keith LaRosa have big goals for their new Deco District venture. They have spent the past few months transforming the 80-year-old Woodlawn Theatre into Woodlawn Comedy, which they hope to become a destination for national comics and their fans. "We've put together a pretty good team," said Quade, 56. "And it's going to take a really good team to fill this thing up every week."Article continues below this adThey hope to produce at least 204 shows each year.

    By Deborah Martin Verified · The San Antonio Express-News

    Apr. 01, 2025

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The San Antonio Express-News