Mozart in the Jungle cast member Bernadette Peters has had a wealth of career experiences and performs in OKC March 3.
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Ballerina Yvonne Chouteau’s legacy lives on in Oklahoma dance
Yvonne Chouteau is best remembered as one of the Five Moons, Native American prima ballerinas from Oklahoma.
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Group works for legalization of medicinal cannabis
Oklahomans for Health, with the support of Joe Dorman, prepare for a petition drive to legalize medicinal cannabis in Oklahoma.
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This group of OU art students changed the course of Native American art
“Lois Smoky was a trailblazer. She picked up that brush; she was educated in a formal institution,” said Tracey Satepahoodle-Mikkanen.
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Avenue Q puts adult twist on puppet show format
Adult puppet show Avenue Q has become one of the fastest-selling shows in CityRep history.
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“When we made a proposal to start an archive that would, over time, put small, comprehensive collections of Brett’s work in museums ’round the country, they liked the idea.”
“When we made a proposal to start an archive that would, over time, put small, comprehensive collections of Brett’s work in museums ’round the country, they liked the idea.”
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Oklahoma-born photographer showcases Japanese art form in new collection
David Joshua Jennings become part of his art while photographing avant-garde dancers in India.
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Mark Williams transforms fascination with supernatural into award-winning films
The documentary, he said, turned into a series with a “pretty huge” following. More than 100,000 people follow developments via the Facebook page.
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OKG interview with Native American activist Suzan Shown Harjo
Harjo sees it as a matter of semantics to say that the living descendants, such as the modern Egyptians, have no legitimate claim to the treasures of their ancestors.
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Shakespeare’s work makes tour stop in Norman
William Shakespeare’s First Folio, featuring the historic writer’s work, will be in Norman through January.