The Rimers of Eldritch
The Sheldon Vexler Theatre is a state-of-the-art critically-acclaimed black box theatre. The theatre's namesake was a talented writer, wordsmith, and lover of words. He wrote, directed, and performed in a number of plays, and was active in the community.
The Vex is known to many as an experimental theatre where shows often have a "Vex twist" - something that makes the production truly unique to the theater.
Now in its 20th season, the Sheldon Vexler Theatre is proud to work with a number of local volunteer performers and designers to bring shows to life for the greater San Antonio community.
The Vex is known to many as an experimental theatre where shows often have a "Vex twist" - something that makes the production truly unique to the theater.
Now in its 20th season, the Sheldon Vexler Theatre is proud to work with a number of local volunteer performers and designers to bring shows to life for the greater San Antonio community.
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Ken Frazier, Artistic Director
Ken has been The Vex's Artistic Director since the theater's inception in 1999. He often directs productions, while also designing and building sets, lights, and more. Many of the productions become a family affair, with his wife, Tami Kai, collaborating with him to direct or costume shows, and both sons, Kailyr and Konnor, lending a technical or artistic hand. In 2014's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (pictured), Ken, Tami, and Kailyr all performed in the show, while Konnor designed the set.
Ken has been The Vex's Artistic Director since the theater's inception in 1999. He often directs productions, while also designing and building sets, lights, and more. Many of the productions become a family affair, with his wife, Tami Kai, collaborating with him to direct or costume shows, and both sons, Kailyr and Konnor, lending a technical or artistic hand. In 2014's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (pictured), Ken, Tami, and Kailyr all performed in the show, while Konnor designed the set.
Dylan Brainard, Production Manager
Dylan came on board as a Vex employee in July 2010 after three years of volunteering with the theater. She has lent her hand as director, scenic designer, lighting designer, and more for a number of productions. She even made one on-stage cameo during The Vex's production of The 39 Steps.
Dylan came on board as a Vex employee in July 2010 after three years of volunteering with the theater. She has lent her hand as director, scenic designer, lighting designer, and more for a number of productions. She even made one on-stage cameo during The Vex's production of The 39 Steps.
Contact Us
We'd love to hear from you! Send us your inquiries, hellos, and any other requests, and a representative from The Vex will get back to you by email or phone. Please note: Season Pass reservations and ticket sales of any kind cannot be made via email. If you are interested in reserving seats, you may do so online or by calling The Vex Box Office at 210-302-6835. Please do not send credit card information in an email.
Getting Here
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12500 N.W. Military Highway (@ Wurzbach Parkway)
San Antonio, TX 78231 The Sheldon Vexler Theatre located in the Campus of the San Antonio Jewish Community on the corner of Wurzbach Parkway and N.W. Military Highway. The theatre, located on the lower level, can be accessed by stairs or elevator. Box Office: (210) 302-6835 Box Office Hours of Operation:
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