OKCMOA’s ‘Blades & Ballet’ spotlights grace, glory of Chinese cinema
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art is presenting a slate of these fiercely female-driven martial arts masterpieces November 3 - 5.
Post-Punk legends The Church bringing dark, heady rock to Tower Theatre
Australian indie/goth/psychedelic/post-punkers The Church offers up the mammoth, conceptual opus that is 2023's "The Hypnogogue," the latest in its 40-year run.
Factory Obscura’s ‘HOPPIS’ peeks into a joyous, transcendent world
Rarely has OKC seen a work that fits that wholly unexplainable, experiential descriptor better than HOPPIS, the new installation at Factory Obscura's Mix-Tape.
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.
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ at Civic Center rises to the challenge
Harper Lee's racially charged novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" was first released in 1960. Now it comes re-written by Aaron Sorkin and graces the stage in OKC.
It’s an Indie-Rocktober on stages all across OKC
Even though there are loads of spooky-themed dance parties popping up all over town, it's also fall concert season kicking into overdrive for indie acts.
OKC Repertory Theater presents imaginative ‘The Antelope Party’
From modern playwright Eric John Meyer comes the latest in Oklahoma City Repertory’s 2023-2024 season: "The Antelope Party" running through Oct. 22.
Theatre Crude brings annual Fringe Festival to Paseo District
The Theatre Crude Fringe Festival has become a much-anticipated annual event for the performing arts in OKC and it's underway through Oct. 14.
OKCMOA’s ARTonTAP to celebrate 20th year with brews, booze, beauty
On Friday, October 13th, ARTonTAP will celebrate its 20th anniversary by swinging the museum doors wide and finally hosting the event inside once again.
Catch these killer horror classics in OKC theaters in October
This October, OKC theaters are rolling out some of the horror genre's most legendary films most often seen on TV, but this month they will be on the big screen.
OKC Broadway rewrites history with ‘SIX: The Musical’
Six: The Musical by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss kicks off its national tour stop with a bang in Okla City running now through Oct 1 at the Civic Center Music Hall.
Mad Honey turn their gaze to growth on ‘Satellite Aphrodite’
OKC's Mad Honey has a new album, Satelite Aphrodite, possessing a compelling throughline that stitches together the album's different approaches to its sound.
Manhattan Short Film Festival at OKCMOA spotlights community, culture
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art will be the site of the Oklahoma Premiere of this year's Manhattan Short Film Festival starting Sept. 28.
Bend reality with these eclectic films in theaters across OKC
Film's endless cinematic possibilities can slough off the real world's rules and replace them all with the kind of wonder that our minds can only dream of.
Music legend Wanda Jackson honored with permanent portrait at State Capitol
All eyes were on Wanda Jackson - perfectly on-brand with a shiny gold-fringe jacket and hair teased tall - and on the official portrait painted by Tracy Harris.
