Professional-Quality Theatre Shows, Musicals, and Plays for Tulsa, OK
Oklahoma’s largest and longest-running non-profit theatre company. Est. 1922
What audiences say about Theatre Tulsa
“Theatre Tulsa’s Les Miserables [is] a triumph… Theatre Tulsa’s production of this show is a cause to cheer in and of itself — a group of local citizens putting all their time, effort and talents together to create something extremely special.”
— Tulsa World review of ‘Les Miserables’
“It must have taken all the emotional energy and professional skills the actors could summon because the performance was gut-wrenching and provocative. Everyone in the production should be heartily applauded.”
— Tom T. on ‘Heroes of the Fourth Turning’
“If you're one of those people who think that ‘local community theater’ is by its very nature inferior to ’professional theater,’ then you need to go see Next to Normal and have a few of your preconceived notions swept away.”
— Tulsa World review of ‘Next to Normal’
Upcoming Events
You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown - March 13-22
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Charlie Brown and the entire Peanuts gang explore life’s great questions as they play baseball, struggle with homework, sing songs, swoon over their crushes and celebrate the joy of friendship.
Gypsy - April 24 - May 3
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Gypsy is the ultimate tale of an ambitious stage mother fighting for her daughters’ success – while secretly yearning for her own. Set all across America in the 1920s and 30s, when vaudeville was dying and burlesque was born, Arthur Laurents’ landmark show explores the world of two-bit show business with brass, humor, heart and sophistication.
Dog Sees God - March 27-29
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Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal is a dark comedy play that reimagines the Peanuts characters as teenagers facing mature, troubled lives experiencing things like grief, identity, and the loss of innocence.
After the death of his dog, CB is drawn into deep self-reflection, and his questioning disrupts the status quo of his social circle.
Content Warning: Mature language and themes.
Ages 16 and up
This show is part of Theatre Tulsa's Collaboration Series.
