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A Sherlock Carol
A Territorial Christmas Carol
Little Women: A Holiday Experience
Ford Filson
Jennifer Hertel
Sam Kellar
Scott Hale: UCO Director of Marketing & Communication, College of Fine Arts & Design
Third Space Society
Nate Durbin
Episode notes This 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/OklahomaOnStage You can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcast Thank 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.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/OklahomaOnStage You can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcast Thank 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/tickets 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/OklahomaOnStage You can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcast Thank 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/OklahomaOnStage You can also donate to our GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-oklahoma-onstage-theatre-podcast Thank 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.org wompatulsa.com facebook.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.com For ticket information: Tickets | Kismet Arts Studio & Theatre