Great place to watch The Pride of Broken Arrow or any of the other talented Broken Arrow Bandsread more

Most uncomfortable theatre ever, too hot, poor sound, poor lighting , small stage, too expensive…read morefor their inadequate accomodations, etc . You don't get the same quality show that you do in Tulsa theatres. Feels like high school stage. left early. Don't waste your money. Go to Tulsa.

My daughter loves doing dance at Broken Arrow Dance Academy. The price is good and there are plenty…read moreof fundraising opportunities and recitals!

Anthem Road Academy is a wonderful place to be a part of! They focus on building their students…read moreconfidence and creating lessons that are fun and engaging for their students. Going to weekly lessons is the highlight of my daughter's week. I also love that they provide multiple opportunities throughout the year for the students to perform at public events which gives them real life experiences.

From the owner: Voice Lessons. Guitar Lessons. Piano Lessons. Drum Lessons. Music Lessons. Music Production. Music…read moreTechnology. Songwriting lessons. Vocal Coaching. Bass Lessons. Singing lessons. Band. Worship Music lessons. Rock Music Lessons. Classical Piano Lessons. Worship and Jazz Piano Lessons.

I have my 2 year old daughter enrolled in ballet here. The facility is nice and clean. Her classes…read moreare once a week for about 45 min. The parents aren't allowed to be in the room with them while they rehearse because they want the performance to be a surprise in the end. There is a screen that flips from room to room so that parents can see their child, but there is not a lot of seating out in the lobby. If you have short errands to run or want to gather your thoughts, this is a perfect time to do so, other wise you're just sitting and waiting. After the class the teacher comes out and gives a brief review of how your child did that day. They are very polite and courteous.

From the owner: Theatre Arts is a performing arts school dedicated to enriching the lives of it's students and…read morefamilies through excellence in arts education.

Tulsa has two Symohony Orchestras. Tonight the Signature Symphony at TCC played an all-Beethoven…read moreprogram In VanTrease Hall, with Beethoven's 9th Symphony, his crowning achievement, after the intermission. A choir of 200 voices was heard during that performance. Spectacular. This is a beautiful venue. Great sight lines, comfortable seats and very good sound. The Signature Symphony is comprised of Tulsans unlike symphonies in other cities who employ professional musicians from out of their direct area. It's wonderful to attend Signature Symphony performances and support our local musicians.

Delightful performances for young and not so young! The talented Signature Symphony and the…read moreSignature Chorale perform a wide spectrum of musical selections. We have never been disappointed with any concert we have had the pleasure of attending. I highly recommend this!

Went to a concert here this weekend. This venue is the Performing Arts Center that's part of Tulsa…read moreCommunity College and is it's own building, at least as far as I could tell it wasn't connected to anything else and was stand alone. Plenty of parking for the building, but also because it's part of a campus (aka: there are other buildings) there's extra parking from those other buildings that could be used too. The entrance/ lobby area is in the smaller side, especially compared to something more professional of course. There's a few box offices where you can buy tickets. I thought it was nice that they had more than one so it doesn't get too congested with people trying to buy tickets all at once right before a show. The auditorium is nice and fairly standard as far as it being a college auditorium. It's not fancy but it's definitely a step up compared to maybe a lot of high school auditoriums, as it should be. There's a pretty good amount of seating, probably the perfect amount for this venue and the amount of people that would be coming to stuff here. There's an orchestra section of seating, a walkway, then another section, and there's a balcony as well. The lower level is wheelchair accessible, where they have a section of a few regular chairs set up so that they can be removed (and replaced with a wheelchair) and the people sitting next to them can have seats too, though again you won't be sitting in the normal seats that way. Speaking of, the normal chairs were your classic red velvet folding down theater seats. I didn't sit in those (because I was in the wheelchair section with someone) but I'm sure they'd be comfortable, which is nice considering a lot of times you'll be sitting in them for one or two hours at a time!