Community Calendar

Each month, the McSwain Theatre has a monthly Jae L. & Crossover show.

Blue Man Group performances are a celebration of human connection. Mixing art, music, comedy and state-of-the-art technology, the show encourages audiences to reconnect with their inner (and outer) child and see the world through a new perspective. Three bald and blue men explore our cultural norms with wide-eyed wonder, poking fun at our collective quirks and reminding us how much we all have in common.

Blue Man Group is not just a show featuring three bald and blue men, it’s a total immersive experience. We think of the Blue Man as an “everyman” – he really holds a mirror up to us and our culture and helps us laugh at ourselves a bit and see ourselves and our world a bit differently. The real goal of any Blue Man Group show is to celebrate all that we have in common as human beings—to celebrate our curiosity, our creativity, and our need for community.

Blue Man Group performances are a celebration of human connection. Mixing art, music, comedy and state-of-the-art technology, the show encourages audiences to reconnect with their inner (and outer) child and see the world through a new perspective. Three bald and blue men explore our cultural norms with wide-eyed wonder, poking fun at our collective quirks and reminding us how much we all have in common.

Blue Man Group is not just a show featuring three bald and blue men, it’s a total immersive experience. We think of the Blue Man as an “everyman” – he really holds a mirror up to us and our culture and helps us laugh at ourselves a bit and see ourselves and our world a bit differently. The real goal of any Blue Man Group show is to celebrate all that we have in common as human beings—to celebrate our curiosity, our creativity, and our need for community.

Get ready for an electrifying adventure as the OKC Philharmonic brings your favorite worlds to life through the power of music! Experience the thrilling sounds of comics, sci-fi, and video games in a concert that celebrates the imagination, excitement, and epic storytelling that define pop culture’s most iconic universes.

From the heroic fanfares of legendary superheroes to the sweeping soundscapes of far-off galaxies and fantastical quests, this concert transports you straight into the heart of your favorite stories. Whether you’re a die-hard gamer, a movie buff, or a lifelong comic fan, you’ll be swept away by powerful orchestral renditions of the themes you know and love.

With stunning visuals, dynamic performances, and moments that will ignite your inner fan, this high-energy program is perfect for audiences of all ages. Join us for a night of nostalgia, wonder, and adventure—where fantasy meets the full force of the orchestra!

OK City Opera presents "The Bard at the Bar (Shakespeare in Opera)." Experience the characters of Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and Falstaff through dramatic song!
Expect passion, power struggles, heartbreak, humor, and larger-than-life storytelling. Served up where Shakespeare probably would have approved: at the bar.
Featuring local professional singing actors in an intimate, immersive environment. Experience powerful voices and raw storytelling up close while enjoying cider!
Saturday February 28, 8pm at OK Cider Co.
Arrive early for parking and general admission seating.
Tickets: $15

Get ready for an electrifying adventure as the OKC Philharmonic brings your favorite worlds to life through the power of music! Experience the thrilling sounds of comics, sci-fi, and video games in a concert that celebrates the imagination, excitement, and epic storytelling that define pop culture’s most iconic universes.

From the heroic fanfares of legendary superheroes to the sweeping soundscapes of far-off galaxies and fantastical quests, this concert transports you straight into the heart of your favorite stories. Whether you’re a die-hard gamer, a movie buff, or a lifelong comic fan, you’ll be swept away by powerful orchestral renditions of the themes you know and love.

With stunning visuals, dynamic performances, and moments that will ignite your inner fan, this high-energy program is perfect for audiences of all ages. Join us for a night of nostalgia, wonder, and adventure—where fantasy meets the full force of the orchestra!

Written by Yvette Nolan and directed by Daniel Leeman Smith, The Birds reimagines Aristophanes’ classic comedy through an Indigenous lens. The story follows two unlikely heroes who flee the modern world in search of freedom, arriving in the mythical land of the birds. But their dream of utopia quickly falters as they attempt to reshape this paradise without considering those who already call it home.

April 3, 4, 10 & 11 at 8 p.m.
April 4, 11 & 12 at 3 p.m.
Weitzenhoffer Theatre

Written by Yvette Nolan and directed by Daniel Leeman Smith, The Birds reimagines Aristophanes’ classic comedy through an Indigenous lens. The story follows two unlikely heroes who flee the modern world in search of freedom, arriving in the mythical land of the birds. But their dream of utopia quickly falters as they attempt to reshape this paradise without considering those who already call it home.

April 3, 4, 10 & 11 at 8 p.m.
April 4, 11 & 12 at 3 p.m.
Weitzenhoffer Theatre

Written by Yvette Nolan and directed by Daniel Leeman Smith, The Birds reimagines Aristophanes’ classic comedy through an Indigenous lens. The story follows two unlikely heroes who flee the modern world in search of freedom, arriving in the mythical land of the birds. But their dream of utopia quickly falters as they attempt to reshape this paradise without considering those who already call it home.

April 3, 4, 10 & 11 at 8 p.m.
April 4, 11 & 12 at 3 p.m.
Weitzenhoffer Theatre

Written by Yvette Nolan and directed by Daniel Leeman Smith, The Birds reimagines Aristophanes’ classic comedy through an Indigenous lens. The story follows two unlikely heroes who flee the modern world in search of freedom, arriving in the mythical land of the birds. But their dream of utopia quickly falters as they attempt to reshape this paradise without considering those who already call it home.

April 3, 4, 10 & 11 at 8 p.m.
April 4, 11 & 12 at 3 p.m.
Weitzenhoffer Theatre