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‘Is Christianity Compatible With Democracy?’ And Other Questions With Boston Avenue Methodist Church’s Theologian-In-Residence
On the quietly radical philosophies behind Tulsa’s most prominent Art Deco monument
Here’s Your Guide To Tulsa Art In March
This month's new shows offer photography, painting, weaving, immersive sound, and more
Meet The Composer Turning The Spotlight Theater Into A Living Soundscape
In “Architectural Counterpoint,” Bruce Goff and Olinka Hrdy's designs become part of the composition
Theatre North’s “Nat Turner in Jerusalem” Is As Clear As A Flame
Set on the last day of Nat Turner’s life, the 90-minute two-man play is a masterclass in effective cinematic direction
I Woke Up To A New World In “Sleeping Beauty”
Tulsa Ballet’s new production brought depth and detail to a century-old classic
The Week’s Best Tulsa Events: February 18-24
Film screenings, comedy, food, a "Blonde on Blonde" tribute and more
The Week’s Best Tulsa Events: Valentine’s Day Edition
Make all your Valentine's, Galentine's and early Mardi Gras plans right here.
Tulsa Opera’s “The Pirates of Penzance” Was As Touching As It Was Hilarious
Set, cast, stage management, and orchestra were all top-notch in director Eve Summer’s version of the classic Gilbert & Sullivan operetta
Here Are 18 Art Shows To See In February
This month's exhibits highlight Black womanhood, environmental preservation, and more—plus "I Heart Art" week and four new shows at Philbrook
Otto Duecker, Who Made Hyperrealism His Own, Dies At 77
The Tulsa artist was known for his oils, his teaching, and his laughter
