The traveling Broadway production of “Les Miserables” demonstrates the virtuosity of performers and set designers. I first saw “Les Miserables”…
Playback: The Glow Pt. 2
I felt some sort of buzzing in my left foot while trying to sleep the other night. It was the…
Media Lab produces student podcasts in Studio 151
Podcast Director Jenna Lazenby speaks about the various shows and opportunities the studio offers. Did you know that there is…
Threats regarding “Joker” raise questions about mental health
Controversy regarding mass shooting threats toward theaters screening “Joker” necessitates conversations about mental health. “You don’t listen, do you? You…
Students go behind the scenes for October’s First Friday
Arts management professor, Samuel Krall, leads students on tour of Tulsa Arts District businesses preparing for the Art Crawl. Arts…
Gilcrease After Hours celebrates Mexican Modernism
For Hispanic Heritage Month, the Gilcrease Museum celebrates with Mexican food, dance and art. On Friday, Sept. 27, Gilcrease hosted…
Portico Dance Theatre performs “Project Alice”
Dancers fused styles, characters and genres in an interpretation of the Lewis Carroll classic. The Portico Dance Theatre celebrated its…
“Nimrod” conference offers opportunities for student writers
This international literary journal will host panel discussions and meetings with published authors and agents this October. With the spookiest…
Bill Hader wins third Emmy for work on “Barry”
Tulsa-born actor Bill Hader wins “Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series,” continuing a diverse career in television and film.…
Tulsa celebrates Banned Books Week with Salman Rushdie
Magic City Books brought the famously banned author to speak about his latest novel, “Quichotte,” which retells the Cervantes classic.…