The Arts

Brett Fieldcamp reviews the return of Broadway-level productions to the Civic Center in Oklahoma City with My Fair Lady.

All the love and romance does not have to cease as soon as the clock strikes midnight on the 15th. The romance can continue through February with these films.

Josh Sallee went to Los Angeles to find success but found something entirely different. He has now returned to OKC and has created new work.

If you want to experience a selection of some of the thoughtful, emotional films in the less buzzed-about categories, Okla City Museum of Art has you covered.

OKC-based arts collective Factory Obscura is keeping the emotional legacy of the mixtape alive as an interactive experience.

Our friends at deadCenter Film are running at a fast pace right now with many new monthly events throughout the year. We have a rundown on all that's going on.

Brett Fieldcamp says to check out OKC’s Lunar Division to see that rock is not only still kicking, but still going strong.

The very best of 16 categories of films were recognized for their excellence at the Awards Show for deadCenter Film Festival.

Ben Wheatley’s In the Earth revels in the bad vibes of isolation. This film will show at the Tower Theatre Friday and Wednesday.

Well, it’s summer now, and in addition to the sweltering, triple-digit heat, that also inevitably means it’s Hollywood blockbuster season.

Today’s roundup focuses on director Jacob Burns’ Shifter, Erica Tremblay’s Big Chief and Dan Wayne’s oddball taxidermy documentary Big Fur.

Carpenter Square Theatre is no stranger to setbacks. The company is in its 40th year -- 40th season. In that time, they’ve gone through several transformations

Reagan Elkins' skillful filmmaking coupled with Maggie McClure and Shane Henry's musical and acting skills came together to get the story told well.

A programming series by deadCenter Film starting Feb, 25 will feature films chosen by six women and non-binary notables from the OKC metro.

The OKC Arts Council’s Festival of the Arts is still primarily about spotlighting the city’s impressive (and lucrative) fine arts community.