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Soup’s On: Dane Arnold’s Sunday Night Residency Is A Must-See
Like many Tulsa bands with residencies, The Soup is a collective of musicians who could front their own outfit (and often do). Music writer Becky Carman checked in on their latest Sunday night show at Mercury Lounge.
How To Quit Your Day Job With Anne Pollard James
Some become professional artists with a bulletproof business plan. Others go the nonprofit route. Anne Pollard did it the trust-fall way.
What’s Up With That $25 Sandwich At Gambill’s Jewish Deli?
Our correspondent ate Tulsa's most divisive pastrami to determine if it was worth the dough. The answer, like the sandwich, is messy.
Zombies, Bugs, Defenestration & Good Times At Heller’s Haunted Play Fest
The theatre troupe's annual horror show turned 101 Archer into a mini Hex House
“Nobody Smokes Anymore” And Other Observations From Robert Ellis’s Visit To The Mercury Lounge
Are "evening with [insert artist]" shows supposed to be boring? If so, someone may want to let Robert Ellis know.
Boo, Hiss, Splat, Singalong
70 years of old-timey antics at "The Drunkard & The Olio"
Relentless Absurdity On The Trail To Oregon
In a production that could easily have been just a goofy time, everyone involved here delivered their A‑game.
Something Wicked (And Welcome) This Way Comes
Pembroke Players reimagine Shakespeare for a 21st-century Tulsa
An Original Play About Race In Tulsa Doesn’t Look Away From Reality
Local playwrights invite Tulsa to reflect on the Tulsa Race Massacre and its echoes in the present
Sometimes The Coolest Thing You Can Do Is Write A 40-Minute Classical Piece About One Of The Worst Things That’s Ever Happened
In Barron Ryan's “There Arises Light (in the Darkness),” the horrors of 1921 are not only keenly felt, but transformed
