Tasha Does Arts and Theatre.

We laughed. We cried. We blogged. Here are the links to the first batch of posts.

To me, that’s the most exciting aspect of this exhibit – that it’s accessible by way of memory and personal experience.

A trip to see The Nutcracker offers memories and experiences, both of which pack more of a punch as a gift than a similarly priced item in the bargain bin of some super-sized department store. Unless it’s a leopard-print Snuggie. Those are OK.

In case you’ve missed them, three (packed! exciting!) lists of Halloween things to do in Tulsa this year have been published here at TDT. Here are the links.

The mission at The Playhouse Tulsa is to create challenging, exciting, excellent, innovative and culturally diverse theatre that will satisfy, educate, entertain and ultimately, challenge the audience. In other words? It’s theatre that doesn’t suck.

While I make it a habit to seek out our city’s arts activities, I sometimes find those you stumble upon are the best experiences.

It’s not a random trailer like you thought. In fact, it’s an art gallery – a moveable one, to be exact.