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Oklahoma performing arts organizations and venues are offering numerous chances this season to see classic holiday stories brought to life on stage — even if the stage happens to be a train car.
An interview with Hans Skott-Myhre on the seeds of post-capitalist subjectivity to be found in the writing of Franco Basaglia and R.D. Laing.
“Final Account,” a new documentary from recently deceased English director Luke Holland, is as straightforward in its presentation as it is complicated in its subject matter. For 90 minutes, elderly
"The Marfa Tapes" (Vanner Records / RCA Nashville; 3.5 stars) Miranda Lambert and her buddies Jack Ingram and Jon Randall first headed to remote Marfa, Texas, together in 2016. That initial retreat yielded a hit for Lambert in the devastating heartache song "Tin Man," and the trio penned "Tequila Does," a crowd-pleasing staple of Lambert's arena-size country concerts on a return trip. So with a pandemic putting a stop to the music business, what were the three Lone Star State friends to do but head back to the high-desert home of sculptor Donald Judd's Chinati Foundation and the atmospheric p...
A still from âThe Wonder Child,â a story from the Egyptian-Jewish oral tradition adapted by the Theatre Ariel in Merion Station, Pa. St. Louis folklorist Howard Schwartz retold the story in his 1996 collection "The Wonder Child & Other Jewish Fairy Tales" Top row, left to right: Lois Abdelmalek and Abdul Sesay. Bottom row, from left: Marissa Barnathan and Nathan Foley | Courtesy of Theatre Ariel