First making its bow on the Great White Way in 1943, Rodgers and Hammerstein's evergreen classic Oklahoma! whisked early audiences away from the stark realities of World War II and offered up a song-filled optimism and unity. Reclaiming its joyous melodies, can-do spirit and classic plot, New York-based director Daniel Fish revived the song-and-dance spectacular in his home city in early 2019, earning eight Tony Award nominations, including Best Revival Of A Musical, for its stripped back, Country-western treatment of the original score and vivid, darker depiction of the Wild West reflected in its naturalistic staging and style.

Based on the book by best-selling author Sherry Argov, Spanish-language stage play Por que los hombres aman a las Cabrona (Why Men Love B**ches), offers up a unique and hilarious perspective on the relationship dynamics between men and women. It sars Mexican actor and model Gabriel Soto, multi-talented entertainer Aracely Arambula and telenovela star Anastasia Acosta.

Now a true phenomenon in the world of entertainment, the Blue Man Group have come a long way since their inception in the late 80s. The drums and bright paint remain but the rest of the show has had several injections of technological trickery, current cultural references and refreshed humor. Oh no, this isn't the show you saw all those years ago - the Blue Man Group is back with their newest show, Speechless!

The Oklahoma City Ballet's updated production of The Nutcracker is one of the city's Holiday highlights and a must-see for any family! The Oklahoma City Philharmonic help the many dancers bring this magical story to life. This revamped ballet from 2014 presents new costumes by Susanne Hubbs and sets by Emmy Award-winning designer Gregory Crane for an up-to-date refresh, with a move back to Tchaikovsky's original 1892 St Petersburg libretto to provide audiences with an exciting new way to experience this holiday favorite!

Inspiring the music-makers in all of us, Stomp conjures up intricate rhythms from everyday household items. Marvel as the cast of eight incredibly talented players fill your theater with an orchestra of percussion, with only garbage bin lids, hammers and broom sticks as their instruments.