Dance conveys powerful emotion in OKC Ballet’s ‘Hamlet’
Oklahoma City Ballet opens its 2023 season with Stephen Mills’ 'Hamlet' promising all the beauty and drama of Shakespeare and ballet combined.
Here is the schedule for the Cine Latino Film Festival!
Here is the full schedule for the Cine Latino Film Festival in Historic Capitol Hill/Calle dos Cinco, OKC on Friday, March 21 and Saturday, March 22.
Scissortail Park Grand Opening concerts draw 28,000 to OKC – Gallery
The Grand Opening weekend for Oklahoma City's new Scissortail Park kicked off Friday night with concerts that drew 28,000 filling the Great Lawn.
Here’s your guide to this summer’s biggest franchise films
The summer season of 2025 is set for continuations, launches, re-launches, and maybe finales for some of the biggest blockbuster franchises in film.
Opolis salvages Norman Music Fest with last-minute Tomorrowfest
Following Norman Music Festival's weather-wary cancellation, Opolis rallied artists and community for a short-notice make-up mini festival dubbed Tomorrowfest.
Meditate on minds, moods, and mental health in May movies
Film may be the best art form for exploring mental health and complex emotion, so here's a range of moods and styles for Mental Health Awareness Month in May.
OKC Broadway welcomes ‘Chicago — the Musical’ tour
“Chicago is a true example of there being no small parts in theater; every part is busy, from curtain up to curtain down” -- Heath Jones, OKC.
‘Wake Up Dead Man’ mystifies with darker tone, deeper soul
🎬 Director Rian Johnson returns to his "Knives Out" murder mystery world with the darker "Wake Up Dead Man," his most mature and thoughtful film to date.
Five see-worthy shorts at the 2021 deadCenter Film Festival
As in past years, the 21st annual deadCenter Film Festival delivers a trove of spectacular short films as part of its roster.
Fourth Oklahoma Cine Latino Festival portrays depth of talent, passion
The 4th Annual Oklahoma Cine Latino Festival opened Friday night back on Capitol Hill where it began, but in a significantly nicer location.
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Sept films take it to the streets with ground-level grit
OKC theaters are rolling out a handful of gritty, street-level character pieces in September designed to ground your heart or grind on your nerves.
Pollard’s season closer, ‘The Shark is Broken’, witty, sharp
Set sail for sharp, witty drama! 🎭 The Shark is Broken, Pollard’s season closer, runs through July 5. Catch this Jaws-inspired gem in Guthrie at The Pollard
Musician Santiago Ramones to host Plaza show for citizenship
Art-rocker Santiago Ramones is hosting an upcoming show in The Plaza to raise funds to complete his citizenship journey and bring awareness to immigrant causes.
COVID-safe live music options for January still exist in OKC metro
Here are some OKC metro venues where owners and staff are working hard to stay COVID-safe and still provide live performances in January.
OKC music saw high notes, low blows in challenging 2025
The OKC music scene saw some big victories in 2025, from NMF to emo breakouts and Eastside rap heroes, even as the year was filled with challenges from all sides.
