Reviews
Protest Poetry Is Alive And Well In Oklahoma
At the Woody Guthrie Center, 12 writers delivered urgent messages about labor organizing, injustice, mass deportation, and the power of names
I Saw The Greatest Love Story Ever Told Three Times In Eight Months. Here’s What I Learned.
A "Romeo & Juliet" skeptic gets a triple dose in Pembroke Players' 2025-2026 season.
On A Tulsa Rooftop, Keyland Stayed Down To Earth
The Americana band, recently lauded as buzzworthy in Rolling Stone, lets humor and heart shine through its new album "Knuckle Sandwich"
A New Local Musical Flies Close To The Sun And Survives
TCC graduate Judah Brown interwove several Greek stories, including that of Icarus, into an ambitious Little Shop of Productions season-closer.
Parker Millsap Still Gets Us
No boring nostalgia here: The Oklahoma-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter revisited his decade-old album "The Very Last Day" with impassioned new interpretations.
When Liberty And Justice Aren’t For All
World Stage Theatre Company's "To Kill A Mockingbird" brings moral bravery to the front
Silkroad Ensemble Gives Tulsa A World-Class Gift
At Guthrie Green, Rhiannon Giddens led a global 13-member crew in a powerful night of cross-cultural music and dance
A Goo-Dripped Dystopia Takes Over Living Arts
OKC art punk band Stepmom brings their immersive "Profitopia" installation to Tulsa
Habit Mural Festival Turns 6th Street Into One Big Brick-And-Mortar Canvas
From western and kitschy to spooky and gothic, this year’s murals are doing placemaking work in a place that’s still in the making
“Cat On A Hot Tin Roof” Didn’t Quite Reach A Fever Pitch
American Theatre Company’s production of the Tennessee Williams classic was full of strong scenes but lacked some urgency
