Oklahoma OnStage

In this episode, Tim sits down with stage manager extraordinaire, Scarlett Patiño. A San Antonio, TX native, Scarlett moved to Oklahoma City and quickly became a fixture in the theatre community. Working for numerous theatres and multiple productions, she has solidified her name as one of the best stage managers around. From the smallest stages to the biggest productions, she knows the ins and outs of making a show go off without a hitch, and how to fix it if it doesn't. On top of it all, she's close friends with the characters of Sesame Street. Want to know more, sit down and have a listen. She won't disappoint!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down young, up and coming, rising star of Edmond, Oklahoma, Mazie Lightfoot. At just 15 years of age, she has already conquered some major lead roles, and some ensemble work too. She is a sophomore at Edmond North High School and a regular performer at Stage405. With the immense talent in this young lady, the sky is the limit, and I am sure we will be hearing her name a lot more in the future. Enjoy!!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down multi-talented actress and director, Sydney Wehmeyer. From Altus, Oklahoma to Oklahoma State University and on to community stages across central Oklahoma, she is a powerhouse of entertainment. Having played multiple roles at Town & Gown Theatre in Stillwater, as well as characters with Oklahoma Shakespeare, she is now donning the hat of director for Town & Gown's 75th season. She is deeply passionate and lively, with a smile and laugh that are infectious. I hope you enjoy!!https://townandgown.org We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down the founder and director of Edmond's Stage405, Amy Flud. Stage405 is a community-focused theatre company built on a lifelong passion for the arts. Amy started developing Stage405 more than 20 years ago and formed the vision during her years as a teacher. It now is home to an incredible team of artists dedicated to fostering creativity and community. Amy's favorite part of theatre is directing, where she loves bringing all the moving parts together to create magic for both the performers and the audience. We hope you enjoy this excursion through Amy's journey!You can reach Amy at [email protected] or 918.490.1307.www.stage405ok.comWe hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with the Artistic and Executive Director of Oklahoma Performing Arts, Laura Norman Tyson. For nearly thirty years, Oklahoma Performing Arts in Broken Arrow has been quietly revolutionizing arts education in the Tulsa area. Under the leadership of Tyson, OPA has trained generations of performers who've gone on to earn scholarships across the country and build professional careers in the arts. But here's what makes OPA different. They're not just teaching dance steps and vocal techniques. They're using a proven youth development method to build structure, leadership, and character in every student that walks through their doors. We're talking with our guests to discover how a non-competitive approach to performing arts is creating the next generation of Oklahoma theatre artists, and why she believes the arts are essential to developing leaders, not just performers.You can reach Oklahoma Performing Arts at [email protected] or 918-376-5267.opan2art.orgWe hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with the Mustang High School theatre director, Emily Farnham. For more than 24 years, Emily has led the Mustang HS Theatre and Competitive Acting program, shaping generations of performers and building one of Oklahoma's most dynamic, student-centered arts communities. She's an award-winning director with nearly 200 productions to her name across Mustang HS, Oklahoma Children's Theatre, Lyric Academy, Mustang Summer theatre camps, and the Oklahoma Film Actor's Studio. She's a two-time Mustang HS teacher of the year, a fierce advocate for inclusive, high-impact learning environments, and someone who runs on black coffee, bluegrass, bacon, and the joy of a well-times monologue. We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with the Tulsa Community College Theatre program director, Mark Frank. For nearly thirty years in theater education, over three hundred productions directed and acted, students who've gone on to major network shows, award winning films, international performance companies, and plays published internationally that are performed around the world, Mark has built an incredible legacy in Oklahoma theater, from helping establish the Oklahoma State Thespian Festival to running Tulsa Community College's thriving eighty student theater program. This is a master class in dedication, creativity, and what it means to truly invest in the next generation.We hope you enjoy the episode!You can reach Mark at [email protected] or 918-595-7752.https://www.tulsacc.edu/academics/programs-courses/theatremarkfrankplays.com We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down multi-talented Southeastern Oklahoma State University alum and educator, Natalie Weaver. After finding her love for theatre at Southeastern and graduating with her theatre degree, she headed off to New York and became an equity performer. Eventually making her way back to Oklahoma, she was drawn to Southeastern again and the Oklahoma Shakespearean Festival. Now training the next generation of theatre performers, expanding the connection with Shakespeare, and performing down in the Dallas, TX area, Natalie is showing no signs of slowing down. The episode shows how a surprise encounter with theatre can change a person forever. I hope you enjoy!!You can reach Natalie Weaver at [email protected] or 580.745.2029.https://www.se.edu/theatreWe hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with the Classen SAS Middle School theatre teacher, Brent Pederson. From a degree in theatre design to developing theatre arts programs to leading a middle school program, which includes drama, musical, and tech classes, all in a completely renovated historical auditorium, Brent has a passion for his students that is virtually insurmountable. His program is a little different than most youth theatre programs, and it prepares students for what it might be like if they pursue theatre beyond their academics. Come with us as we take a peek inside the world of college prep theatre in middle school. We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with the head of theatre arts program at the Riverfield Country Day School in Tulsa, OK, Marta Reiman. Her story begins in Tulsa, heads to Michigan, then New York City and back home to Oklahoma. From professional actress on stage and screen, to building a vibrant theatre arts program for the next generation, Marta has a passion for seeing people grow and watching her students become the best that they can be in life as well as the stage. This episode has been a long time coming, and I hope you enjoy it!https://www.facebook.com/RiverfieldTheatreCohttps://www.riverfield.org/programs/riverfield-theatre-coWe hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with the head of theatre arts program at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, Katie Davis. A multi-talented and knowledgeable individual, Katie has been leading the next generation of theatre artists for 20 years. We talk about her journey from school in the northeast to running a theatre in Mississippi to teaching young adults in Chickasha, Oklahoma. There is a plethora of knowledge in this guest, and this is only a taste. Enjoy!You can reach Katie Davis at [email protected] or 405.574.1310.Theatre Arts | University of Science and Arts of OklahomaWe hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with the Crossings Christian School theatre teacher, Angela Lux. Angela has been blessed to be in the right places, at the right time, to land and build a rising gem among Oklahoma secondary schools. She has also been graced with a school and leadership that avidly supports the arts, giving her and her students opportunities that few experience. Angela is stretching her students, offering them new experiences, and working to teach them, not how to be good actors, but good people and lovers of God. Pull up a seat and check out where this private school is headed next!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

This is episode one of both season 2 and our educator series. In this episode, Tim sits down with the North Rock Creek High School theatre teacher, Brandy Bond. We explore Brandy's journey from a theatre kid herself, to stage performer, to educator in public schools. Tim and Brandy have worked together previously...Brandy having directed Tim in both The Crucible and The Miracle Worker. This interview is one of resilience, toughness, and pushing through learning disabilities to become the best version of yourself. This one is special!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim looks back on the year that started it all. From the very first episode to the holiday specials, he takes a walk down memory lane to remind everyone what he's doing it for. Oklahoma OnStage would like to thank everyone who has supported our efforts this year. 2025 has been amazing for us. We will see you soon, in 2026!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with one of the most versatile individuals he has ever interviewed. A man of many hats, Isaiah Williams has done it all, onstage and off. From performing all over the OKC area, to directing some great productions, to designing, and even making costumes. Isaiah works for the OKC Parks & Recreation developing an arts program for the community, all while bringing the fun of the stage to all ages. Buckle your seatbelts, boys and girls! This is wild one!!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

This is episode number four in our holiday behind the scenes series, where we will sit down with casts and crews of some Christmas plays from across the state and find out what it all means and why they do what they do. In this episode, we have another unique original to Oklahoma theatre, Jane Austen's Christmas Cracker, written and directed by Erin Woods. Tim got to sit down with Erin and a few of the principal characters to discuss the story of Christmas Cracker, where it came from, and what it is like to turn Jane Austen's work into immersive theatre. We hope you enjoy this episode, and that you can get to Oklahoma Shakespeare to see the show.For tickets to the show, go to www.okshakes.org.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

Episode notesThis is episode number three in our holiday behind the scenes series, where we will sit down with casts and crews of some Christmas plays from across the state and find out what it all means and why they do what they do. In this episode, I got to travel to Muskogee Little Theatre and talk to some of the cast and the director of a unique mashup holiday production, A Sherlock Carol; one part Dickens, one part Doyle, and one hundred percent Christmas. So, cozy up with a blanket, a hot drink and your holiday spirit, and put on detective hat as we look to save Christmas...again!For tickets to the show, go to www.muskogeelittletheatre.com.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

This episode is the second in our holiday behind the scenes series, where we will sit down with casts and crews of some Christmas plays from across the state and find out what it all means and why they do what they do. In this episode, we go to the Pollard Theatre in Guthrie and talk with the some of the folks of the Territorial Christmas Carol. So, cozy up with a blanket, a hot drink and your holiday spirit, and take a trip with Charles Dickens like never before!For tickets to the show, go to thepollard.orgWe hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

The episode kicks off our holiday behind the scenes series, where we will sit down with casts and crews of some Christmas plays from across the state and find out what it all means and why they do what they do. In this episode, we go to the Harn Homestead in Oklahoma City and talk with the folks of Storyteller Theatre who are putting on Little Women: A Holiday Experience. So, cozy up with a blanket, a hot drink and your holiday spirit, and take a trip with the March family!For tickets to the show, go to storytellersokc.com/ticketsWe hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen.If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with actor, singer, poet, and artist, Ford Filson. Ford has been in the Oklahoma theatre scene for over 2 decades, and with credits like Elephant Man, Bad Seed, and It's a Wonderful Life to his name, it doesn't look like he's slowing down any time soon. Grab a seat as we travel down the road of Ford's journey from Chickasha to Norman to Oklahoma City, and beyond. It's a solid argument to say that the future of theatre could be right here! We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen. If you would like to help support our efforts to spotlight Oklahoma theatre, just check out our LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/OklahomaOnStageYou can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcastThank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with the co-founder and artistic director of Moonshot Productions, Jennifer Hertel. Jennifer has performed all over the Tulsa area, and found her love on the backstage side of theatre. Having worked as both a stage manager and director, she has learned how to be the safety net on many a theatre production. Now, joining forces with former fellow classmates, they have formed an impactful theatre organization in Owasso that is quite possibly changing the game for theatre in Oklahoma. Don't believe me? Give this episode a listen!!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim is joined by Edmond, OK actress, Sam Kellar. Sam is a multi-talented performer who is relatively new to the Oklahoma theatre scene, but is making waves at every turn. From the stage to the screen, her name and career are growing in leaps and bounds. So, sit back and enjoy as Sam takes us down the journey that brought her from Oregon to Oklahoma City, and who knows, maybe on to Hollywood.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen. Thank you for your support!For ticket information to 3rd Act Theatre Co. go to:3rd Act Theatre Co.

In this episode, Tim sits down with the Director of Marketing & Communications for the College of Fine Arts & Design at the University of Central Oklahoma. They guide us through a journey from small-town Oklahoma to college theatre & art design, to teaching collegiate theatre. Scott lets us behind the curtain of promotions of theatre at the college level and how that has changed over the years, also, where it might be going. He also drops a little nugget about what is coming up in the Spring of 2026 at UCO theatre. Strap in, and enjoy the ride!!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen. Thank you for your support!For more information about the arts at UCO:www.bronchoarts.com

In this episode, Tim sits down with the creator of Third Space Society, Melodie Coulter-Pennington. Third Space is an improv-centralized organization that is impacting the culture in Tulsa. From workshops to open play nights to comedy festivals, Third Space is providing space for people, in and outside of the theatre scene, to explore and create all in a safe and friendly, welcoming atmosphere. While leading the Third Space organization, Melodie is also a student with the Cody Mayo Studios and a performer with groups like American Theatre Company and Something Brothers Productions. This interview if full of ups and downs, but filled to the brim with joy and expression. With organizations like Third Space, Tulsa has a bright future ahead.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen. Thank you for your support!thirdspacetulsa.orgwompatulsa.comfacebook.com/p/Something-Brothers-Productions-61576021524896

In this episode, Tim sits down with the multi-talented Nate Durbin, actor, director, teacher, mentor, emcee, techie. He can do it all! From Oklahoma stages to Disney cruise ships. From military entertainment to youth theatre instruction. Nate is a true talent that is all about entertainment, as passing it on to the next generation. A story that spans across the country (and beyond), and right back here to Oklahoma. Sit back and enjoy!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to listen. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with Angela Polk and Laura Himes, the co-founders of Kismet Arts Studio & Theatre in Oklahoma City, where they are building up a new generation of theatrical beings that are becoming so much more than actors. From critical thinking and problem solving, to respect and kindness, Kismet is creating an environment where students, and adults, can feel included, encouraged and safe. We sit down and discuss what brought the organization about, how it has grown, what the program looks like and what the ladies have in mind for the future and their footprint in Oklahoma theatre. Let's settle in and grow together with this one!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!For more information on Kismet Arts Studio & Theatre:www.kismetartsokc.comFor ticket information:Tickets | Kismet Arts Studio & Theatre

In this episode, Tim sits down with four certified stage combat instructors and one ren faire combat artist, brought together by one writer/director to put on a production for the upcoming Theatre Crude Fringe Festival. Karena Van Horn has put together a fantasy roleplaying style adventure production that stages fighting throughout, and so we sat down with the combatants to discuss the ins and outs of stage combat and why having a combat choreographer is so important and why safety is the name of the game. So, grab your knives, staves and swords and prepare yourself for dueling microphones!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!To find the schedule for Pirates & Clerics & Rangers, oh my! and other fun productions at the Theatre Crude Fringe Festival, go to:Theatre Crude Fringe Festival | Oklahoma CityTCFF 2025 Tickets & Passes

In this episode, Tim sits down with Kelli McLoud-Schingen, the founder and artistic director of World Stage Theatre in Tulsa, dedicated to multicultural representation, empathy-building, and transformative performance. Her resume spans across different mediums, cities and countries, and is currently working to bring theatre across multiple borders. We discuss her journey from Chicago to England and eventually to Oklahoma, what multicultural theatre means, and how World Stage Theatre is bringing multicultural theatre to Tulsa and beyond. This is a very enlightening and entertaining episode. Enjoy!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!For more on World Stage Theatre go to www.okworldstage.org For ticket information about The Importance of Being Earnest:Buy | Tulsa PAC Tickets

In this special interview, Tim sits down with UCO theatre students Maggie Lawson and Liberty Welch to discuss their project "Boy My Greatness." The girls and their project made news when the university cancelled their scheduled performance of the script, stating it violated state laws for public institutions. The incident rallied public support, and the young ladies were able to organize and prepare to put on the show on their own. Tim asks them about what happened, how they felt, where their heads are at, and what the production looks like moving forward. You do not want to miss this one!Special shout out to Upstage Theatre in Edmond.www.upstagetheatreok.comBoy My Greatness will be performed on Oct 23 thru 26 at 7 pm at Upstage Theatre in Edmond.633 Hundred Oaks Drive #Suite 130 & 140 Edmond, OK 73013Tickets for Boy My Greatness can be purchased at Boy My Greatness Tickets.

In this episode, Tim sits down with Jenny and Adam Brand, founders of Theatre Crude, an organization created to provide a creative playground for new artists, writers, and directors, From year-round Unconventional Shorts to the upcoming Fringe Festival, they have created a space for artists to take risks, audiences to be surprised, and the unexpected to take flight. We're going to discuss there journey in theatre, what brought them to Oklahoma, why they developed Theatre Crude, and the past, present, and future of the Fringe Festival. Want to more? Pull up a chair, and let's dive in to the Fringe together! We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!For more information on Theatre Crude - www.theatrecrude.orgSchedule of events for Fringe Festival: Schedule | Theatre Crudehttps://www.theatrecrude.org/scheduleTickets for Fringe Festival: TCFF 2025 Tickets & Passes

In this episode, Tim is flying solo, talking about the episodes of the summer, what's going on with Oklahoma OnStage and around Oklahoma, and what to look forward to. Tim also talks about growth and sponsorship.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with Travis Guillory, executive director of Theatre Tulsa, to discuss his journey in theatre, what brought him to Oklahoma, his evolution into his current role, and the past, present, and future of Theatre Tulsa. From circus tent to Performing Arts Center, Theatre Tulsa has a colorful and resilient history. Let's explore this long-running theatre together!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!Theatre Tulsa: Professional-Quality Theatre Shows, Musicals, Plays in 2024-2025https://theatretulsa.org/Tickets for Hairspray: Buy | Tulsa PAC Tickets

In this episode, Tim sits down with Todd Stuart and Karen Mason, board members of the long-running Ponca Playhouse, to discuss the history, productions and offerings of one of Oklahoma's longest continuously running theatres. Let's see what surprises this chat will hold!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!To connect with the Ponca Playhouse:[email protected](580) 765-5360To get tickets to the Odd Couple or any other show:poncaplayhouse.ludus.comor call the box office.

In this episode, Tim sits down with Brenna Wickstrom, an actress, director, writer, illustrator, and co-founder of Storyteller Theatre Co. in Oklahoma City, to discuss her journey in theatre, both on stage and in the booth. From the adaptation to creation and beyond, Brenna is blazing a trail in Oklahoma theatre brighter than stage lights. This conversation is equal parts heart and mind!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with Shannan Bilyeu, an actress, stage manager and director, to discuss her journey into theatre, both on stage and backstage. From the classroom to the stage and beyond, Shannan is a creative mind that knows no barrier. Let's see what surprises this chat will hold!We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review, and share it with people you know. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with Jannie Anifowose, an OKC actress, stage manager and budding director, to discuss her journey into theatre, both on stage and backstage. Hers is a journey that will resonate with many in Oklahoma theatre, and yet, is uniquely her own.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with pageant queen, actress, coach, and stunt worker Gabei Williams to discuss her journey into not only theatre, but into pageant life. They dive headlong into this multifaceted performer to discover her past, what she's currently up to, how she is giving back as an entrepreneur, and what she has her sights set for on the horizon.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, Tim sits down with writer, actor, director and Co.Artistic Director or Co.Arts Theater Co., Alleese Eldridge her journey into not only theatre, but into Oklahoma itself. She has helped to bring a new side of theatre into our great state and has opened the door for a new generation of writers and actors from Oklahoma.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!https://www.coarts.co/https://www.coarts.co/greenland#/productions-view

In this episode, Tim sits down with actor, director, vocalist and instructor Renae Perry to talk about her history with vocal music and theatre, her journey through theatre in Oklahoma, and the monumental task she has staring her right in the face.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!https://www.gaslighttheatre.org/https://onthestage.tickets/gaslight-theatre/individual-ticketshttps://www.townandgown.org/https://townandgowntheatre.thundertix.com/events/246019

In this episode, Tim sits down with local voice and stage actor and Air National Guardsman, Ryan Corley, to talk about his history with performance, both on stage and behind the mic, his journey in the military and law enforcement, and how it all comes together to tell stories through his characters.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!RSSVERIFY

In this episode, Tim sits down with vocal health coach Melissa Kamm to talk about her history with performance and voice coaching, the importance of vocal health, and how her SHARE program can help anyone who has to use their voice. We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!Melissa's Voice Check List Melissa's email = [email protected]

In this episode, Tim sits down with Pollard Theatre's artistic director, Jared Blount, and fellow cast mate, Larz Justice, to talk about their journey through Oklahoma theatre, why they have gravitated towards Pollard Theatre, their current production and what the future holds for the theatre.We hope you enjoy the episode. If so, please leave us a rating and/or a review. We appreciate you taking time to give us a listen. Thank you for your support!Pollard Theatre - thepollard.orgTickets - https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/pollardtheatrecompany/6645Pollard Box Office - 405-282-2800 [email protected]

In this episode, Tim sits down with Lawton Community Theatre executive director, Michael Kidd Harden to discuss his journey in Oklahoma theatre, which led him to Oklahoma City, what brought him back to Lawton, what is going on at LCT and what the future holds for the both of them. If you enjoy this episode, please give a rating and review and share it with your family and friends. Thank you.lawtoncommunitytheatre.comhttps://www.etix.com/ticket/v/25935/lawton-community-theatre

In this episode, Tim sits down with Upstage Theatre director and Edmond Memorial High School theatre director, Patrick Towne, to discuss his journey in theatre, joining Upstage, the upcoming production of Side Show and what's in the future.Upstage Theatre - www.upstagetheatreok.comSide Show tickets - https://www.onthestage.tickets/show/upstage-theatre-of-oklahoma1/678a91ec4c31570f58f2dc89

In this episode, I get to sit down with a relative newcomer to the Oklahoma theatre scene, my friend, Jonathan Scheidegger. We talk about where he came from, how he got started in theatre, what got him to where he is today, what he's working on, and where he's headed.If you like this, or any of our other episodes, give us a rating and a review, and share it with those you know.

In this episode, Tim sets down with Muskogee Little Theatre executive director, Laura Hazen, to discuss the journey of the theatre, it's current projects and upcoming season, as well as what is on the horizon for MLT. Sit back and enjoy.

In this episode, Tim sits down with bright, young rising star, Dylan Howard to discuss her journey as a child actress, where she is now, and what the future holds.Be sure to like and share the podcast, follow us on social media, and send reviews to [email protected].

As April comes to a close, you can find many happenings in theatre across the state. Here are websites for theaters having activities the first weekend in May:http://ShawneeLittleTheatre.comhttps://lyrictheatreokc.com/thelma-gaylord-academy/okcu.edu/musicbeautifulcityproductions.orgokcrep.orgchickashatheatre.orgardmorelittletheater.comclarkyouththeatre.comjewishtheatreok.orgcushingcommunitytheatre.orgstorytellersokc.comshumcokc.org/show-playhousewww.hiddengemec.com/auditionsgaslighttheatre.orgThank you for supporting the arts!!

A century ago, F. Scott Fitzgerald introduced us to the dazzling world of Jay Gatsby—his opulence, his longing, and the illusion of the American Dream. This year, we celebrate 100 years of The Great Gatsby, a novel that has captivated generations with its timeless themes of love, ambition, and excess.In this episode, we sit down with the director and principal cast of Enid’s Gaslight Theatre, where Gatsby’s world is coming to life on stage. We talked about the magic of bringing this classic to the theatre, what makes Gatsby’s story still hit home after all these years, and the creative process behind the production. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss.So have a seat, grab your favorite drink because it’s curtain time!#Gaslight #Gatsby #Oklahoma #Theatre #community #Fitzgerald

This is a special impromptu interview with the cast of Nunsense, presented by Show Playhouse at Southern Hills United Methodist Church. The show is hilarious, and this cast is awesome! Together we gave away a set of 2 tickets to one of the performances. It was a lot of fun!