Reviews
It Was Full-On Pie Fervor At Tulsa’s First-Ever Pie Festival
Shortening crust vs. butter crust, bacon as a palate cleanser, and a day with Tulsa's most enthusiastic pie people at WOMPA
I Got Thrown For A Loop At The Kishi Bashi Show
The live-looping violinist brought more showmanship than precision to a candlelit downtown stage
Built To Spill Is Dad Rock Now, So I Went To See Them With My Dad
A night of anti-hit nostalgia at Vanguard
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
