Deborah Martin is an Arts Writer at the San Antonio Express-News. She covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including theater, events, and legal affairs, with a focus on Texas and San Antonio. Her work has also been featured in various publications such as the Laredo Morning Times, Tasting Table, and the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Deborah Martin's coverage is heavily focused on local entertainment and events in San Antonio, Texas. She regularly covers theater productions, music events, and other cultural activities happening in the area.
If you have a story related to upcoming events or entertainment news in San Antonio, particularly involving theater productions, live music performances, or local film screenings, Deborah would likely be interested in hearing about it. Additionally, if you're involved in the arts and culture scene in San Antonio or have insights into emerging trends or unique happenings within these areas that could resonate with a local audience, she may find your input valuable for her coverage.
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Weekend highlights include Noche Buena at Main Plaza, blues singer Shemekia Copeland and alt-country band American Aquarium.
By: Deborah Martin
The Rah! Rah! Room, a new club co-owned by Girl in a Coma drummer Phanie Diaz, will open with a show by her band.
By: Deborah Martin
As drummer Phanie Diaz has been playing gigs with the reunited Girl in a Coma, she's also been talking up the Rah! Rah! Room.
By: Deborah Martin
It took a while for Kathy Sosa to see herself as a painter. "I didn't think of it it as something I would be," said Sosa, 71, who started painting in her 40s.
By: Jim Kiest, Deborah Martin
"Mestizaje: The Feminist Art of Kathy Sosa" would make an ideal gift for the arts lover in your life.
Eco-friendly fashion practices on trend to reduce environmental impact.
By: Deborah Martin
Tomás Ybarra-Frausto thought that his 1989 essay "Rasquachismo: A Chicano Sensibility" might spark conversation.
By: Deborah Martin
The actors starring in The Company Theatre's annual staging of "Merry Christmas, George Bailey" have a lot to juggle onstage, including creating both distinctive characters and solid sound effects.
By: Deborah Martin, Jim Kiest
The new year's arts and entertainment highlights also include Taylor Tomlinson, Smokey Robinson and "Moulin Rouge!"
By: Jim Kiest, Deborah Martin
San Antonio's arts and entertainment calendar for 2025 is already packed with lots of big-buzz events.
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