Saw Brighton Beach Memoirs witten by Neil Simon and directed by Terry Veal. Excellent. Again…read moreevery aspect professionally done. Wish I had taken a photo of the stage before the play started to share here. Two story stage worked well in how we were able to see the characters in private conversations which switched so smoothly between scenes. The play is set in 1937, in the Great Depression with the hardships of earning enough money to meet the family's needs. Serious subjects with lots of humor thrown in. Tears and lots of laughter. All the actors were amazing. So pleased Terry found a cast with so much dedication to the craft, down to perfect accents!

Their address is wrong on their website - due to construction in the area - i suppose. We drove…read morearound for half an hour trying to find it. When we arrived the grounds were in bad condition and run-down. The ticket person who i later read was the manager didn't even greet us and failed to offer us a playbill. The theater itself was definitely subpar; seats were so squeaky we were afraid to move for it disrupting the performance. The play was just ok but the actors were pretty good. Not impressed overall.

Hands down the best venue in the city for an indoor concert. If you like the arts, you will love…read morethe OKC ballet and the symphony. From Diana Krall to Il Volo, local national and international performers enlighten the stage. Across the street from the OKC museum of art, The Civic Center is the place in town to escape from the quotidianity and let the music, artists and the performers tell their story.

Bartender Bri was the best, super fast, friendly, and knows how to mix a drink. Super fun vibe for…read morethe ballet!

OMG, this is such an unbelievable experience -- you have to try it! I attended a…read morelightsaber/Shii-Cho training event that was amazeballs. To think you'll learn how to wield a lightsaber makes you chuckle, until you try it. The Lightsaber OKC instructor has almost two decades in the game with Aikido, and definitely uses "the force" to master a lightsaber. The group I was with met on a Tuesday evening at the Myriad Botanical Gardens for an hour training. I must say, I learned quite a bit, and wish Lightsaber OKC had a permanent facility to keep doing this. It was so much fun, and allowed me to channel my inner geek. This is an extremely unique and once-in-a-lifetime thing go try.

The Lyric Theater is always a great place to see a live performance. A Christmas Carol is one of my…read morefavorites and really puts me in the holiday spirit. They always have good actors and actresses. Very professional and they enjoy putting on a production. Not a bad seat in the place.

Second year we went to see the Christmas Carol. Such a wonderful evening…read more Emily Pace absolutely steals the stage (or swing) when she appears as ghost of Christmas Past. The atmosphere is so much fun, and love how intimate the production is. What a good theater to support.

This is a local acting troop tht has been putting on Shakespeare plays in the OKC area since 1985…read more They use to do them at several locations/parks around the city but now have a dedicated 200 seat outdoor garden area theatre in the Paseo Arts district where they perform during the summer season and at a a local venue or their 55 seat black box theatre in the paseo. They are very affordable and family fun. It's a good night of entertainment depending on your feel for Shakespeare and what play they are doing.

Really beautiful theater here; they have an indoor and an outdoor stage. The indoor theater is…read morestunning; I love the ambiance and earthy tones. The outdoor area is sloped perfectly, and it allows for an ideal stadium seating type view. They have a great speaker system for the outdoor area along with stadium style lighting. Lots of activity from birds and really beautiful nature around the outdoor space There are four entrances I could count... there may be more lol. Two are in the art gallery; one off of paseo drive and the other in parking lot off 29th and dewey. The other two entrances I saw led directly to the outdoor stage that came from the alley on the south between sauced and the theatre, and then 29th street on the north The art gallery is artsy and they have a small concession stand in there with canned beer, wine, water, soda, and some chips and candy. There's also a small clothing store/art gallery attached on the north side