Alicia Chesser

Alicia Chesser, a nearly lifelong Tulsan, is the co-founder and culture editor of The Pickup. Her writing about art and life has appeared in the Village Voice, The Dance Insider, The Tulsa Voice, Urban Tulsa Weekly, LUXIERE, Menagerie, Okie Modern, Pokeweed, and other publications. When she’s not out seeing someone else’s show, she makes, performs, and teaches contemporary dance and enjoys the fact that her three grown children think Tulsa is interesting enough to stick around in.
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ASL Sensor Gloves As Musical Instrument And Other Observations From David Alan Broome’s ‘Musical Science Theater’
An overflow crowd gets out to get weird
Theatre North Brings The Heat, The Light & All The Right Questions
Every win comes with a hidden loss in Suzan Lori-Parks' "Topdog/Underdog"
Tulsa Opera Is Hitting The Big Notes
Did we just witness the first in-character artist/audience fist bump in Tulsa Opera history?
Tulsa Opera’s Valentine’s Musical Theatre Adventure Hits The Big Notes
Did we just witness the first artist/audience fist bump in Tulsa Opera history?
Amy Sanders de Melo Is Translating Tulsans’ Stories Into A Universal Language
Her new exhibition at Positive Space invites contributions from Tulsans living on the margins of society.
Amy Sanders De Melo Is Translating Tulsans’ Stories Into A Universal Language
An artist with vision and hearing loss sculpts the spectrum of belonging felt by those whose experience is so often untranslatable in an ableist society.
A Master Class In The Art Of Craft
The State of Craft took me from paper, clay and thread to questions like: How does the world hold together?
A Slower Kind Of Knowing
Ephemera and millennia coexist in Darren Dirksen's paintings











