Phantom limbs
Tulsa history, told by trees
Triple play
Heller Theatre Company closes season with three one-act plays
Assassination characters
Theatre Pops produces an unconventional musical
True colors
New Age technology turns biofeedback into spiritual snapshot
For whom it stands
American Legion’s transition from a members-only veterans’ club to counterculture safe space
How was She?
Like watching a post-modern vaudeville rom-com
Adults swim
Bring your ID, but leave the kids and contraband at home
Long shots never win here
Fair Meadows Race Track—free entry, full bar, 10-cent minimum bet
Use your legs!
OK Freewheel is long and hot, but worth it
Art out of earth
Shades of Brown owner exhibits her work
Required imbibing
If there’s anything TTV editors love, it’s reading and day-drinking. Here’s your carefully curated guide for an afternoon of escapism: legendary Okie reads paired with classic Tulsa patios.
The new journalism
Virtual reality technology turns stories into experiences
Glory bound
Independent bookstore is a treasure of tattered tomes and assorted curios
Red flags
A break-up story
Captive audience
From international opera to homegrown musicals and everything in between, the Tulsa spring arts scene is ready to take the stage. Your seat is waiting.
