This season’s Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park lineup includes The Winter’s Tale, You Never Can Tell, Wittenberg and Julius Caesar.
Greg Horton
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One of Norman’s oldest bars offers live music seven days a week.
One of Norman’s oldest bars offers live music seven days a week.
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NCAA Women’s College World Series has arrived.
NCAA Women’s College World Series has arrived.
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Large-scale watercolor works displayed at Capitol
One of the three galleries in the Oklahoma State Capitol features work by Tulsa watercolor painter Tommy Lee Ball.
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A satire with no bad guy, Good People offers hopeful take on class struggle
A tale of our shared American experience.
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Young professional groups help members network, with perks
The groups are growing in OKC
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They Might Be Giants brings grown-up tour to OKC on Friday
They Might Be Giants (TMBG) released its independent, self-titled first album in 1986, five years after MTV debuted on U.S. cable stations. That was a long time ago, back when the channel still aired music videos and backed genres like college rocker, alternative and indie pop, which were eventually abandoned during the rise of grunge […]
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Beer brouhaha: Festival brings out best local and national craft brews
This popular festival showcases dozens of craft brews, special editions and longtime favorites.
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Bartenders are crazy about bitters
A Good Egg Dining Group makes use of bitters on its spring drink menus.
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Deerpeople’s long awaited album catches energy of live show
Translating a live performance to an album is perhaps the most difficult thing for a band to do, especially when that band is excellent live. And particularly when that band has such a frenetic level of energy that just being in the venue with it induces a state in which it’s impossible not to laugh […]