Gone are the lilting forests, the bats with butterfly wings and the humming meadows. In their place are stories of bitterness and heartbreak. It’s evident something has changed.
“The Valley,” the Eisley’s first album in four years, bears little resemblance to the pop-rock-indie band’s first two records and numerous EPs.
Awards season may be over, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty of entertainment left. Summertime promises a string of blockbusters, but spring also features an interesting range of films. Here’s a preview of some of them.
Playhouse Theater Tulsa will have a second joint venture with ORU Theater with the children’s musical production of “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.” The musical is based on the popular ALA Notable children’s book written by Judith Viorst and illustrated by Ray Cruz.
The musical will be directed by Courtneay Sanders--ORU’s director of
ORU Theater Department’s production of “Lucky Stiff,” a comedic musical by Aherns and Flannery, is showing this weekend.
Gone are the lilting forests, the bats with butterfly wings and the humming meadows. In their place are stories of bitterness and heartbreak. It’s evident something has changed.
Awards season may be over, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty of entertainment left. Summertime promises a string of blockbusters, but spring also features an interesting range of films. Here’s a preview of some of them.
