Taken individually, the various antics of the State Fair seem disgusting and abject, but as a whole it makes for…
Portugal. The Man quirky and loud
The pop rock band played a set that relied more on the experience as a whole than the individual songs.
“Time for Chocolate” a great snapshot of little-known culture
The play, written by TU’s Bruce Willis, was well-acted and featured a plot both entertaining and educational.
Gary Clark Jr. electrifies Tulsa for two nights straight
One of the biggest names in blues rock made Cain’s Ballroom the final stop on his recent North American tour.
“The Bodyguard” gives a Broadway-tier performance
“The Bodyguard” provided an arresting and emotional performance that stands tall in its own achievement alongside the film it’s based…
“Nimrod” conference coming to campus
The “Nimrod International Journal” Writing Conference will provide an open environment for readers and writers to gain crucial info about…
Green Day musical speaks to the inner rebel
Theatre Tulsa’s musical of Green Day’s album, “American Idiot,” is full of song and charm that epitomizes the band’s alternative…
“Both Sides Now” an effective statement on racial issues
Artists Joyce J. Scott and Sonya Clark provide a gallery of quiet and resonant racially-charged pieces.
“Digital Divas” comments on gender politics
The Oklahomans for Equality Center hosted “Digital Divas” through September, a diverse gallery that made subtle jabs at gendered topics.
The great pumpkin spice experiment
A local band of heroes finds out which alcohol mixes best with pumpkin spice lattes, for your consumer convenience.
