Oklahoma!

If anyone in the room noted the richness (or irony) of this issue being aired in a not-for-profit theater that recently commanded more than $100 a ticket for its revival of "Oklahoma!" that earned sniffs from Broadway types considering a commercial transfer, it isn't coming through in the often hissy (technically, not emotionally) webcast.

Some thoughts about Landesman's remarks Nelson Pressley 2011

The rustic charm of country life and the vivaciousness of its people fueled Agnes de Mille's work on "Oklahoma!" and her one-act ballet that preceded it, "Rodeo."

A 'Bright Stream' to channel fun Sarah Kaufman 2011

The Church of the Nazarene, which has owned it since the early '70s but allowed theatre productions and companies to use its beautiful, carved-wood, third-floor theatre, signed an agreement with some monster called Hampshire Hotels Group, which plans to convert the space when Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote "Oklahoma!" into a hotel.

Archive 2006-06-01 Brooks of Sheffield 2006

The Church of the Nazarene, which has owned it since the early '70s but allowed theatre productions and companies to use its beautiful, carved-wood, third-floor theatre, signed an agreement with some monster called Hampshire Hotels Group, which plans to convert the space when Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote "Oklahoma!" into a hotel.

Poor Little Lambs Brooks of Sheffield 2006

And while some theater producers have been impressed with Arena Stage's critically acclaimed revival of "Oklahoma!" in Washington, that mounting takes place in the round; the only

NYT > Home Page By PATRICK HEALY 2011

A planned July production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Oklahoma!" will be postponed until the 2011-12 season, according to an internal 5th Avenue memo obtained by The Seattle

The Seattle Times 2011

I think this 'Oklahoma!' could sneak in under the radar to Broadway - not as a big, expensive, life-changing experience, but as a smartly, well-done 'Oklahoma!' for our times.

NYT > Home Page By PATRICK HEALY 2010

The real find of the evening was the comic timing of the television anchor Brian Williams, who reminisced about his performances as Fagin in "Oliver," Curly in "Oklahoma!" and Nicely Nicely Johnson in "Guys and Dolls" as a high school student in Middletown, N.J.

Mayor Plays Maestro at City Center Gala Marshall Heyman 2011

Presenting "Oklahoma!" at Podunk High School is very different from "Oklahoma!" at the Winter Garden Theatre on Broadway.

Dr. Susan Corso: Divine Earth, Divine Mother Dr. Susan Corso 2011

Presenting "Oklahoma!" at Podunk High School is very different from "Oklahoma!" at the Winter Garden Theatre on Broadway.

Dr. Susan Corso: Divine Earth, Divine Mother Dr. Susan Corso 2011