Reviews
Thrillingly Tender Sensations Await You At “Please Touch The Art”
Bridging the gap between yourself and the art on a gallery wall is more powerful than you think.
What To Do When The Devil Comes To Town
Margaret Stall kicked off spooky theatre season with a beautiful examination of the influences of power and desire in "Witch"
Tulsa Is Cool Like That
Immersing Tulsa in the genre's four elements, Hip Hop 918 brought history, education, activations, and headliners Digable Planets to Guthrie Green
No One’s Bridging The Tulsa And Dallas Hip-Hop Scenes Like dj noname.
In the early 2000s, hip-hop mixtapes from Texas flooded into Tulsa. For his birthday, dj noname. brought artists from both places together at Whittier Bar.
Inmates Vs. Asylum, Tied At The Finish
World Stage Theatre Company's "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" raises systemic questions along with joyful defiance
How Many Kinds Of Jazz Can You Fit Into One Show?
Back at LowDown, Nolatet somehow managed to expand upon an already expansive jazz sound
Liberate Your Expectations With “Big MOdels”
Architect Aaron Jones' exhibit at 108|Contemporary is witty, curious, and exquisitely crafted
What If Your Heyday Is Happening Right Now?
Slipping between categories and venues, the elegant and funny “Salad Days” summoned the messy splendor of the in-between
Always Restless, Tulsa Ballet’s “Creations In Studio K” Drives It Home
From an industrial landscape to rituals of love and loss to a Mother Road tribute, this year's contemporary triple bill is a meaningful ride
Can The Clankers Yearn?
At Living Arts, Jordan Vinyard's "Scut Work" is a compelling interrogation of labor, awareness, and the human/machine axis
