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The TATE Awards honor excellence and enhance local talent in Tulsa’s rich theatre community by rewarding theatre companies with cash awards in four categories totaling $20,000 each theatre season.

 

T.A.T.E. Productions 2012-2013

warm delicious play

Midwestern Theatre Troupe

Be a Good Little Widow

Heller Theatre

Any Day Now

American Theatre Company 

Hamlet

Odeum Theatre

November

Theatre Pops

Tuesdays with Morrie

Theatre Tulsa

Time Stands Still

Heller Theatre

Radio Gold

Theatre North

Love's Labour's Lost

Clark Theatre

Of Mice and Men

American Theatre Company

Boeing Boein

Theatre Tulsa

Clean

Midwestern Theatre Troupe

  

T.A.T.E. Youth Productions 2012-2013

Skin of Our Teeth

Clark Theatre 

Hamlet

Odeum Theatre

This is quite a busy weekend in local theatre, with seven different shows either opening or concluding their runs.For those interested in the Tulsa Awards for Theatre Excellence, three shows that are in the running for a portion of the TATE’s $20,000 in cash awards can be seen this weekend.

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March 04, 2013 | 12:42 pm

For the Depression-era realism of his settings, and the plainspoken earthiness of his characters, John Steinbeck was essentially a fabulist.

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March 04, 2013 | 12:34 pm

John Steinbeck conjured up a host of memorable characters in his novels and stories, from the Joad family of "The Grapes of Wrath" to the denizens of such Monterey, Calif., neighborhoods as "Tortilla Flat" and "Cannery Row."

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March 04, 2013 | 12:30 pm

"Radio Golf" comes in loud and clear whenever Andre Grayson is on stage.

Grayson plays Sterling Johnson in Theatre North's production of this play by August Wilson, which opened this past weekend at the Tulsa PAC.

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February 26, 2013 | 8:41 am

There is a scene in “Time Stands Still,” the Donald Margulies play that Heller Theatre opened Friday night at the Henthorne PAC, in which Sarah, a photojournalist, describes the sensation of taking a picture in the middle of the chaos of war.

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January 31, 2013 | 12:21 pm

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