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The Pollard Theatre presents campy production Heathers: The Musical
The stage production is based on the ’80s cult classic that helped launch the careers of Winona Ryder and Christian Slater.
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Historic Guthrie building’s future is uncertain
The State Capital Publishing Company building, formerly a museum, remains vacant as recent plans fall through.
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Family hunting tradition inspires filmmaker Kieran Mahoney’s Antlers
Keiran Mahoney’s film will make its Oklahoma City debut in a private screening at The Paramount Theatre OKC.
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The See Spot Run returns to Guthrie
The See Spot Run features food, drinks and live music while raising money for a good cause.
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American Idiot generates excitement before the curtain rises at Guthrie’s Pollard Theatre
The Pollard Theatre’s production of American Idiot uses little dialogue, relying instead on the lyrics written by Green Day frontman Billy Joe Armstrong.
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51st Street Speakeasy remains open with eyes on future
Three bar employees step in to guide 51st Street Speakeasy with a renewed focus on community.
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Guthrie Glass Date offers alternative to usual date night
Guthrie’s G Gallery & Glass Studio hosts couples, families and friends for its Glass Dates.
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Guthrie’s Pollard Theatre offers actor-driven comedy God of Carnage
God of Carnage features the boiling emotions of parenthood.
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Guthrie group wants State Capitol Publishing Company building returned to community as its future is considered
“It is too important of a building to let it go,” Lentz said. “If it was in the wrong hands, it could be altered from the original purpose and the historical character lost.”