San Antonio Express-News (Sunday)
The A-List
1. TV
Showtime’s new comedy “Moonbase 8,” about astronauts secluded in a moon base simulator in the desert, looks a little like Netflix’s “Space Force.” But with John C. Reilly playing the dumbas-a-moon-rock commander, there’s room in the universe for both.
Premieres 10 p.m. today on Showtime.
2. Concert
RayWylie Hubbard’s weekend concert takes place on his birthday. It’s hard to imagine, though, that the celebratory mood won’t be tinged with sadness because of the recent passing of fellow Texas music icons Jerry JeffWalker and Billy Joe Shaver.
8 p.m. Friday, Gruene Hall, 1281 Gruene Road, New Braunfels. $120-$300 for tables of two or six, gruenehall.com.
3. Album
“Power Up” is the first album hard-rock legends AC/DC have released since the death of founding member Malcolm Young. Guitarist Angus Young told Rolling Stone the album is a tribute to his brother, who has a cowriting credit on every song, including the sturdy first single “Shot in the Dark.”
Available Friday.
4. Theater
Teatro Audaz is presenting “(Un) Documents,” theater artist Jesus I. Valles’ award-winning solo show drawn from their experiences growing up undocumented and gay on the border.
Opens Thursday. Live streams
7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday and prerecorded performance 2 p.m. Nov. 15. $15-$20, teatroaudaz.com/2020-2021;
5. Art
“Chuck Ramirez: Metaphorical Portraits,” a new exhibit, features the late San Antonio artist’s images of objects that are often ignored. The works come from various points in his career. Thursday through Jan. 9, RuizHealy Art, 201-A E. Olmos Drive. Appointments are encouraged, but not required. Info, 210-8042219; ruizhealyart.com.
6. Movie
“Freaky” — the title is a nod to “Freaky Friday” — is about a high school girl who switches bodies with a serial killer. The movie is from the director of “Happy Death Day,” so expect laughs and scares in equal measure.
In theaters Friday.