by Nat Cassidy The Colbys already have enough to worry about: Jackie is doing poorly in school, Josh drinks too much, and Pen is slipping into senility. But now they have to deal with Adam wandering around in the backyard – and he was buried days ago. This apocalyptic dark comedy has been called “Genius…Like …
Tulsa’s favorite holiday musical returns for another year of joy and light and magic. Bring the family and experience again ATC’s original adaptation of Dicken’s classic tale. Follow old Scrooge in his journey from Christmas curmudgeon to holiday celebrant as told again through delightful song and dance. Brought to you by Tulsa’s channel 8.
Royalty, lovers, fools, fairies and actors converge in the forest in one enchanted night of beauty, dreams, and romance. Shakespeare’s rhyming romp convinces us of the magic of darkness and shadows to enlighten, enliven and transform. “Oh, what fools these mortals be!”
A dazzling evening filled with some of Broadway’s most beloved songs. This joyous review celebrates the genius of one of the greatest collaborations in the history of popular song, composer Richard Rogers and lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II. It promises to be some enchanted evening, indeed. To purchase tickets click here or call 918-596-7111.
An American classic by Nobel Prize-winning author John Steinbeck of two migrant farm workers, George and Lennie, who during the Depression era, are forever caught in a desperate search for honest work, a plot of land to call their own, and the end to life’s most crippling emotions – loneliness. Brian Rattlingourd as ‘George’ Nate …
The Tulsa World’s own James D. Watts, Jr. has once again honored ATC with an outstanding review of our current show, ‘Of Mice and Men’. “…Director Dan McGeehan, with the help of a most talented cast, has taken an almost reverent approach to this material, with a stately pace and a deliberate tone that couches … Continue reading »
This production of John Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men” promises to be a stellar yet moving experience of unparalleled proportions with an extremely talented cast. You won’t want to miss it. Opening night is this Friday, March 1st at 8pm at the PAC. Continue reading »
Our 43rd finds us pushing the limits with new writers on the cusp, re-imagining the classics, paying homage to musical masters, and bringing back some Tulsa theatrical staples that the whole family can enjoy. Continue reading »
The Tulsa World review of the December 2012 production of Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol, directed by Edward Durnal To read the review click here Continue reading »
Review of Any Day Now by the Tulsa World’s James D. Watts Jr. To read the review click here Continue reading »
