Politics and satire take center stage with Capitol Steps and this year’s Mock the Vote performance.
Greg Horton
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Documentary explores culture of fear after Indonesian mass killings
Joshua Oppenheimer returns to Indonesia and the aftermath of the mass killings of the 1960s in The Look of Silence.
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Pinning down Creepoid’s music is not as easy as listening to it.
Pinning down Creepoid’s music is not as easy as listening to it.
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Zane Williams crosses Red River to play Wormy Dog
Zane Williams shares his love of honky-tonks in the Oklahoma-Texas region.
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Jewish/Muslim Film Institute presents Free Men to illuminate Jewish-Muslim relations
Film was chosen as the best vehicle for the conversations because it allows the group to showcase stories without distractions.
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[PEACH] to call it quits after last show Saturday
A local jazz fusion band is calling it quits and encourages OKC to support artists.
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Fundraiser planned to help fight youth homelessness, provide overnight shelter
Sisu Youth organization plans “Warm B4 WInter” at YogaLab.
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Local band finds new name with long history
Local band Speak, Memory borrows a title from Russian novelist Vladimir Nabokov and plans to record vocals for its album.
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USAO students continue the work of artist Jesús Moroles
Students work to complete Coming Together Park and remember the lessons of artist-in-residence Jesús Moroles after his recent death.
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John Moreland’s music breaks your heart and lifts you up all at once
John Moreland writes sad songs. That observation seems to be the consensus of writers and reviewers when describing the Tulsa-based singer-songwriter.