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Chamber Music At Discovery Lab? It Makes More Sense Than You’d Think

The cheekily-named woodwind quintet WindSync explored music through nature, play, ephemerality, and legacy

April 24, 2026

In A Tiny Gallery, “Fragmented Landscapes” Layers Space With Memory

Caty Smith’s global travels inspire a vulnerable, meditative body of photographic experiments

April 23, 2026

Cycles Of Violence Repeat. “Antigone & Ismene” Reckoned With How To Break Them.

Riff Raff Tulsa's new adaptation of an ancient play felt urgent, unsettling, and deeply human

April 21, 2026

A Lady’s Guide To Love And Murder, But Mostly Murder

"Lizzie," Theatre Tulsa’s latest collaboration series project with Kristen Simpson, brought big sounds, bigger feelings, and birds

April 17, 2026

Houses Of The Heinous

Legendary shock rockers GWAR splatter Cain’s Ballroom with fake blood, real political satire

April 16, 2026

I Spent An Evening Walking Admiral Boulevard. Tulsa’s Music Scene Did the Rest.

Kendall Whittier's venues deliver everything from witty folk to EDM with a banjo sample

April 14, 2026

Samantha Crain, Newly Rooted In Tulsa, Gets A Star-Studded Welcome 

The Choctaw singer-songwriter’s show at The Vanguard marks a new beginning

April 10, 2026

Where Many Tribute Bands Fumble, “Rei & The Moving Castle” Soars 

The Studio Ghibli jazz band from OKC brought a surprising amount of weight to these tunes

April 8, 2026

The Best Worst High Schoolers You’ve Ever Met 

In ‘Dog Sees God,’ directed and self-produced by Karmen GoldenBough, aged-up Peanuts characters were going through it

April 1, 2026

Sexy Ballet? Sexy Ballet.

Tulsa Ballet leans all the way in with ‘Casanova’

March 31, 2026