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Musical compassion

DogfightFriday-Nov. 11 A. Weitzenhoffer Theatre University of Oklahoma 563 Elm Ave., Norman ou.edu/finearts 405-325-4101 $10-$30 Dogfight might be one the most interesting choices one could make for a University of Oklahoma stage production in 2018 — the year of #MeToo, Christine Blasey Ford versus Brett Kavanaugh, the year the term “toxic masculinity” went mainstream. University […]

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Dance, class

The certification comes from American Ballet Theater, the national ballet company based in New York City. The Dance Center will achieve the first level of certification in spring, said Jane Vorburger, the school’s director. “There are three separate levels of certification,” Vorburger said. “Levels primary through three will be complete in March, four and five […]

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Getting creative

A 10-month survey that included 324 people across varied demographics illustrates the problem with attracting new participants to the arts, said Sharon Astrin, community arts program director for Arts Council. The programs are available and the desire of citizens is there, but bringing the groups together has been a challenge. “There are big parts of […]

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City Arts Center’s ‘Elevation’ fund-raiser peers into the future with a retro party and exhibit

Café City Arts: Elevation7:30-11 p.m. FridayCity Arts Center3000 General Pershingwww.cityartscenter.org951-0000$50 in advance, $60 door After flipping the calendar on a new decade, it’s tempting to look into the crystal ball to see what lies ahead. Oklahoma City’s forecast certainly seems bright, and City Arts Center artistic director Clint Stone is using Café City Arts, the […]

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