Special Collections hosts books and objects, educating viewers about the history and practices of mysticism. This semester, McFarlin Library is…
Tulsa Symphony brings guests to perform classics concert
Visiting conductor Gerhardt Zimmermann led the orchestra in performing Mozart concerto with soloist Robin Sutherland. On Saturday, Nov. 16, the…
Circle Cinema screens “A Romance of the Redwoods”
Cecille B. DeMille’s 1917 piece presents a classic silent film, enhanced by live organ music at the local theater. Local…
“Watchmen” reimagines Moore’s comic in Tulsa history
Lindelof’s storytelling and King’s acting prowess shine amongst a show astounding critics only four episodes in. When HBO announced it…
Circle Cinema celebrates “Blade Runner,” originally set in 2019
Ridley Scott’s 1982 film is a seminal work in the science fiction genre, drawing inspiration from Philip K. Dick’s 1968…
Concerts with Commentary educates about music
Tenor Kim Childs, oboist Lisa Wagner and flautist John Rush perform Ralph Vaugh Williams and Carl Philipp Emanual Bach. On…
Twenty One Pilots energizes BOK with animated show
Tyler Joseph and Josh Dunn entertain Tulsa audience with colorful displays and inspiring performances. I’m going to preface this article…
“Bandstand” delivers emotional account of war trauma
Jennifer Elizabeth Smith performs with vulnerability and complexity, adding to the depth of the musical. The Broadway sensation, “Bandstand,” opened…
Satirical film “Jojo Rabbit” proves deeply moving
In a humorous and innovative account of World War II propaganda, the film critiques nationalism. “Jojo Rabbit” had its Oklahoma…
Tulsa’s push to become the cybersecurity hub of the nation, unlikely to succeed
The logic of the plan is sound, but Tulsa just lacks what bigger cities can bring to the table. Surprise!…