Community Calendar

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The 2025 Indian Territory Film Festival is excited to offer a special screening of the feature film, "Seeds", featuring writer, director, and star, Kaniehtiio Horn, best known as Deer Lady from Reservation Dogs. The film also stars Graham Greene and Dallas Goldtooth.

"Seeds" tells the story of Ziggy, a Mohawk woman, who gets hired as an influencer for Nature's Oath company. Her cousin calls her back to their reservation, embroiling her in a fight to preserve their people's heritage amid corporate interests.

A reception will kick off the festivities at 5:00 pm, followed by the film screening at 7:00 pm. A Q&A will follow the screening.

Sponsored by the NYU Scorsese Department of Cinema Studies, Choctaw Nation, Cherokee Film, Nevaquaya Fine Arts, OSU Tulsa Center for Poets and Writers and Tulsa Film Collective.

BACP Shorts 2025
“Love is a Battlefield”
February 21, 22, 23, 2025
Friday & Saturday 7:30 p.m. Sunday 2:00 PM

The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is proud to present our third annual short play festival BACP Shorts 2025 “Love is a Battlefield” event. This year there will be six short original plays by local playwrights, directed and performed by local artists! Performance dates are February 21 and 22 at 7:30 p.m. and February 23 at 2:00 p.m. All tickets are General Admission at the door, no reservations. Ticket prices are $10 for all ages.

The six plays presented will be:

#1 The Falafel Sisters, Shadia Dahlal playwright, directed by Kari Baker-Trickey. Cast; Sally Allen and Kerry Kavanaugh.

#2 The Pendulum of Injustice, Rick Allen Lippert playwright, directed by Samara Cain. Cast; Michael Schumacher and Kathleen Hope.

#3 The Ref, Michael Wright playwright, directed by Jeremy Garrett. Cast; Tanner Daniels and Mallory Berry

#4 The Taller You Grow, Kelley Childers Friedberg playwright, directed by Kristin Blue Fisher. Cast; Amanda Ewton, Andrew Smith and Miriam Mills

#5 The Tasting, Susan Apker playwright, directed by Michael Wright. Cast; Kelly McEver and Paulette Record.

# 6 Worth the Candle, Everett Leviness playwright, directed by Kelley Childers Friedberg. Cast; Kay Shaughnessy, D’mi Johnson and Mark Courcier.

We hope you will come join us celebrate the creativity and talents of our local artists! Bring extra money to donate and vote for your favorite show! For more information call 918-258-0077, or visit the BACP website http://www.bacotheatre.com

[title of show] is a quirky, meta-musical that follows the journey of four friends: Jeff and Hunter, aspiring writers, and their talented actress friends, Susan and Heidi. Challenged by a tight deadline, they embark on a hilarious and heartwarming adventure to write, compose, and perform an original musical for the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

The twist? The show itself chronicles their creative process, becoming a "musical about writing a musical about writing a musical." As they navigate self-doubt, artistic insecurities, and the demands of collaboration, their journey becomes a testament to friendship, chasing dreams, and the magic of musical theatre.

BACP Shorts 2025
“Love is a Battlefield”
February 21, 22, 23, 2025
Friday & Saturday 7:30 p.m. Sunday 2:00 PM

The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is proud to present our third annual short play festival BACP Shorts 2025 “Love is a Battlefield” event. This year there will be six short original plays by local playwrights, directed and performed by local artists! Performance dates are February 21 and 22 at 7:30 p.m. and February 23 at 2:00 p.m. All tickets are General Admission at the door, no reservations. Ticket prices are $10 for all ages.

The six plays presented will be:

#1 The Falafel Sisters, Shadia Dahlal playwright, directed by Kari Baker-Trickey. Cast; Sally Allen and Kerry Kavanaugh.

#2 The Pendulum of Injustice, Rick Allen Lippert playwright, directed by Samara Cain. Cast; Michael Schumacher and Kathleen Hope.

#3 The Ref, Michael Wright playwright, directed by Jeremy Garrett. Cast; Tanner Daniels and Mallory Berry

#4 The Taller You Grow, Kelley Childers Friedberg playwright, directed by Kristin Blue Fisher. Cast; Amanda Ewton, Andrew Smith and Miriam Mills

#5 The Tasting, Susan Apker playwright, directed by Michael Wright. Cast; Kelly McEver and Paulette Record.

# 6 Worth the Candle, Everett Leviness playwright, directed by Kelley Childers Friedberg. Cast; Kay Shaughnessy, D’mi Johnson and Mark Courcier.

We hope you will come join us celebrate the creativity and talents of our local artists! Bring extra money to donate and vote for your favorite show! For more information call 918-258-0077, or visit the BACP website http://www.bacotheatre.com

[title of show] is a quirky, meta-musical that follows the journey of four friends: Jeff and Hunter, aspiring writers, and their talented actress friends, Susan and Heidi. Challenged by a tight deadline, they embark on a hilarious and heartwarming adventure to write, compose, and perform an original musical for the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

The twist? The show itself chronicles their creative process, becoming a "musical about writing a musical about writing a musical." As they navigate self-doubt, artistic insecurities, and the demands of collaboration, their journey becomes a testament to friendship, chasing dreams, and the magic of musical theatre.

[title of show] is a quirky, meta-musical that follows the journey of four friends: Jeff and Hunter, aspiring writers, and their talented actress friends, Susan and Heidi. Challenged by a tight deadline, they embark on a hilarious and heartwarming adventure to write, compose, and perform an original musical for the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

The twist? The show itself chronicles their creative process, becoming a "musical about writing a musical about writing a musical." As they navigate self-doubt, artistic insecurities, and the demands of collaboration, their journey becomes a testament to friendship, chasing dreams, and the magic of musical theatre.

[title of show] is a quirky, meta-musical that follows the journey of four friends: Jeff and Hunter, aspiring writers, and their talented actress friends, Susan and Heidi. Challenged by a tight deadline, they embark on a hilarious and heartwarming adventure to write, compose, and perform an original musical for the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

The twist? The show itself chronicles their creative process, becoming a "musical about writing a musical about writing a musical." As they navigate self-doubt, artistic insecurities, and the demands of collaboration, their journey becomes a testament to friendship, chasing dreams, and the magic of musical theatre.

[title of show] is a quirky, meta-musical that follows the journey of four friends: Jeff and Hunter, aspiring writers, and their talented actress friends, Susan and Heidi. Challenged by a tight deadline, they embark on a hilarious and heartwarming adventure to write, compose, and perform an original musical for the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

The twist? The show itself chronicles their creative process, becoming a "musical about writing a musical about writing a musical." As they navigate self-doubt, artistic insecurities, and the demands of collaboration, their journey becomes a testament to friendship, chasing dreams, and the magic of musical theatre.

Peter and the Star Catcher Opens at TCC February 27-March 2
If you’ve ever wondered how Peter Pan learned to fly and gained eternal youth, all is revealed in “Peter and the Starcatcher.” The whimsical award winning Broadway play tells the backstory of not only Peter but also Tinkerbell, the Lost Boys, the villainous Captain Hook, a notorious crocodile and other figures associated with Neverland. The Tulsa Community College theatre production runs February 27-28, March 1 at 8pm and March 2nd at 2pm in the VanTrease PACE Main Stage on the Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus.

Based on a 2004 children’s novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, the play centers on a young orphan and his friends who are shipped off from Victorian England to a distant island. At sea, the boys are discovered by a precocious young girl named Molly, a Starcatcher-in-training. She’s part of a secret society tasked with protecting a magical dust of extraordinary power known as “starstuff.” Their bravery will be sorely tested by a group of pirates led by the fearsome Black Stache — later to become Captain Hook. The play, exploring duty, love and the bonds of friendship, serves as a prequel to the classic Peter Pan stories by Scottish novelist and playwright J.M. Barrie.

The 18-actor ensemble playing a total of about fifty gender bending roles in addition to occasionally serving as inanimate objects, such as doors and walls. The play is family friendly. For tickets, call 918-595-7777 or go to https://pacetickets.tulsacc.edu/events