The evening celebrated the people who started Theatre Tulsa and honored the hard work and dedication that has made the local arts organization the longest continuously running theater company west of the Mississippi for 90 years.
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Sometimes, amid all the sugar and sweetness and light and good will that the holidays engender, a little dark and twisted might come as a welcome tonic.
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It may be "in the bleak midwinter" when "A Christmas Carol" takes place, but American Theatre Company's 2012 edition of its annual holiday production is surprisingly bright and sunny.
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Choosing a Christmas show for your community theatre company's season isn't always easy. There are the stalwart shows that everyone does, so you might want to avoid those just so there aren't dueling productions of the same show.
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The stage lights brighten and a group of children are revealed, circled around a boy named Flick. The children dare him, then double dog dare him, and finally triple dog dare him to stick his tongue to a pole.
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