April concerts see local venues host national names in OKC
OKC stages are welcoming some of the best names in art-folk, energetic rock, guitar blues, and wild metal with tour stops throughout April.
OKC theaters explore mind’s depths in dark character studies
These deep, emotional character study films will be exploring the limits of the mind and the capacity of the heart in OKC cinemas this weekend.
Theatre Crude’s ‘Monologue Roulette’ challenges writers, performers
Monologue Roulette was the kickoff event for Theatre Crude's "Unconventional Shorts" series that encourages writers and performers to try out new ideas.
‘King of Pangaea’ faces grief with musical fantasy at Lyric
World premiere musical “King of Pangaea” at Lyric is a fantasia of grief and family that’ll have your toe tapping even while your heart is breaking.
‘Io Capitano’ an African odyssey of determination at OKCMOA
“Io Capitano” follows the increasingly dangerous trek of two teenage boys migrating from their Senegal home to Europe in this visually stunning adventure film.
Music scene’s biggest names lighting up OKC stages all weekend
March tends to offer a wealth of chances to catch some of the scene’s best bands and artists in their own focused elements. That’s especially true this year.
Examine real lives, locations in OKC cinemas in March
March is about turning the lens toward the real world, real people, real places that have driven the true-life dramas of arts, culture, politics, and society.
SHIFT carve niche both ‘Jagged and Bold’ on new album
On the aptly titled new album “Jagged and Bold,” OKC prog-rockers SHIFT conquer fears, distance, and preconceptions of what jazz fusion can be.
‘Magnificent Beauty’ brings O’Keeffe, Cunningham, allure of flowers to OKCMOA
Oklahoma City Museum of Art has placed two orbiting artists into a new exhibition, “Magnificent Beauty: Georgia O’Keeffe and the Art of the Flower."
Best Picture Oscar predictions: OKC film community weighs in
The film world's biggest night is here again, as the 96th annual Academy Awards kick off this Sunday, March 10th with loads of buzz, bluster, and debate.
Nabihah Iqbal bringing dreamy pop, worldly mind to Ponyboy
The music of Nabihah Iqbal is so expansive, so widescreen, that it's hard to believe it can be contained on the small upstairs stage at Ponyboy in OKC.
HOME1947 at Okla Contemporary a heartbreaking portrait of lost homes, histories
"HOME1947 is an ode to my grandparents’ generation, whose stories I grew up listening to," Obaid Chinoy said about the debut exhibition at Okla Contemporary.
Oscar-nominated shorts at OKCMOA offer beauty, tragedy
Brett Fieldcamp gives a rundown of Oscar-nominated short films that he says are "a deeper, faster focus on heart-wrenching emotional beats or rug-pulling turns."
The dream of the 90s is alive in recent music drops
Throw on your best light-up sneakers and gel your hair up high, because these bands are taking us back to the last time things music any sense.
‘SMALL’ at Lyric a frantic one-man exploration of bodies, sport
SMALL is an energetic, lightning-fast-paced, live-action memoir told as much through light, sound, and meticulous choreography as through one man’s speech.
