I saw my first show at Sooner Theatre, the musical Mamma Mia and it was truly a delight! I went to…read morean afternoon Sunday show and was not disappointed! My seats were in the second row but honestly I think any seat would be fine in this theater. Seats were very comfortable, lights, camera and audience participation were all on point. The greeters and snack servers were so nice and friendly! I can't wait to go again and again!! Thank you Sooner Theatre staff and performers for a wonderful afternoon of music!

OMG this theatre is beautiful! The stage is awkward, but it does its job. The parking didn't seem…read morebad to me, and if you get there late you'll probably have to walk a bit but you'll find a spot There are a bunch of restaurants and bars around so it's easy to get there early or hang out after to hop around for eats and drinks. The theatre sells snacks and drinks, and has a cute lobby for us to be in but by cute I mean tiny I think the brick around the interior is really pretty with the other stone accents around the interior walls The seats are comfy but space can get cramped if two big people sit next to each other; this could create an unenjoyable experience. I had to get up and move because of this, but the show wasn't full and it allowed for a spontaneous seat swap

While I enjoy theatre and the performing arts in general, I was a little disappointed in the play…read more"Greater Tuna". The actors did an amazing job bringing their characters to life and making them believable, the story line was one I felt lacked that spark that it needed to make this play one of my favorites.

It's okay for a small town community theater. The plays they choose kinda baffle me. A mix of…read moreclassic, modern, and lame. The sets always look nice. Actors are hit and miss, but non have been truly unwatchable. Oh, I did leave a play early, "Rumor " I think. No concessions. Free parking near the entrance, no handicap parking.

This is a great place to watch a show! It's clean with nice open spaces for the public areas and…read moregood seating for all places to see the stage well. They have good parking close by and friendly docents and staff that serve at the refreshment/drink stand as well as other areas in the theater. We also enjoy the acoustics of the hall which are outstanding!

This is a fantastic venue to see a musical, concert, or show. I highly recommend it. It's the only…read moreplace within a two hour drive to see off Broadway shows

Just saw spamalot, great cast and great production. Seating is very comfortable, overall, great…read moreexperience at the gaslight theater.

Great local performance in Enid. Cast was awesome and so funny. Really enjoyed the play SPAMsalot…read more Comfortable seats and great vintage feel.

We have seen several amazing shows at this theater. It was small but the actors were excellent. We…read moreenjoyed the attmosphere. We were told it was relocating from church to a new location and haven't had a chance to go to the new location. I look forward to checking it out.

Saw Brighton Beach Memoirs witten by Neil Simon and directed by Terry Veal. Excellent. Again…read moreevery aspect professionally done. Wish I had taken a photo of the stage before the play started to share here. Two story stage worked well in how we were able to see the characters in private conversations which switched so smoothly between scenes. The play is set in 1937, in the Great Depression with the hardships of earning enough money to meet the family's needs. Serious subjects with lots of humor thrown in. Tears and lots of laughter. All the actors were amazing. So pleased Terry found a cast with so much dedication to the craft, down to perfect accents!

If you haven't been to the Broken Arrow Community Playhouse, you need to make this a priority. It…read morecould be family fun, date night, or ladies' night out. It's a bit quaint (was an old church), so you don't have to dress up. But the entertainment is excellent. I went to see Tulsa! A Radio Christmas Spectacular. It was very funny and highly entertaining. The acting was very good, especially for community theater. The set design was simple, but set the mood appropriately. And the script was hilarious. My only problem was that I sat in the front row on the far side, so I had to turn my neck to see the left part of the stage. In addition, the keyboard was on my side and I couldn't always hear the actors. It wasn't enough to ruin my show, but I will look for a more center seat next time. Afterwards, they served hot cocoa and gave out candy canes. There was time to interact with the actors if you chose to. My husband and I enjoyed our time here and will be looking forward to another show in the near future.

From the owner: The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse produces four regular season plays per year. Show times for…read moreour productions are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 2:00 PM. The BACP is a community spirited, educational, and artistic enterprise, organized for the purpose of producing dramatic events and encouraging the growth and practice of theatrical talents, welcomes the participation of any and all persons who subscribe to and support the following mission: "To provide a quality theatrical experience for the community, to encourage and develop new and existing talent in all phases of theatrical management and production, to serve and represent the Broken Arrow community responsibly and with pride through all of its theatrical activities."

My family and I have been to this venue several times and each was outstanding. The quality and…read moregrandeur of this auditorium is the best I have ever experienced. The staff are so courteous and ready to help in any way possible. The beautiful design and uplifting feeling here is truly unusually wonderful. Thank you for providing such a magnificent full experience. We will be back!

This venue is beautiful. Such an easy place to access. Very friendly people from the parking…read moreattendant to the ushers and also the concession staff. Definitely check out their performances and make it a point to visit. Prices are very reasonable.

The LARGE HALL Ataloa Theatre, featuring the small venue J. Chalmers Herman Theatre…read more Comfortable seats, nice acoustics. The Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center opened in the fall of 2009, with a 1089-seat, high tech theatre called the Ataloa Theatre. It is U sed by ECU Theatre and Music Departments' events, Ada High School, and Community events, complete with season tickets. It has a large hydraulic orchestra pit, a complete fly system, and a rear projector and projection screen. A large lobby with a ticket booth, coat check room and concession room. Access to the balcony area by elevator in the center of the lobby (or staircases to either side of the auditiorium.)

Had a great visit to the Pollard Theatre. Took my wife to see A Territorial Christmas Carol for our…read moreanniversary. Most definitely look forward to going back.

The Missus and I made the trek up to Guthrie to see a show we had both been very interested in at…read morethe Pollard. Let me just say, I love historical theatres like the Pollard. They always have such a fantastical vibe to them and always have such beautiful architecture. The Pollard offers a small concession stand with a few snacks and drinks. I'll add that I wish they had some adult libations at the concession stand, but with it being a historical venue, I understand why they do not. We sat fairly towards the back, but the view was still great! There really isn't a bad seat in the house. My only major complaint is that the seats were a bit uncomfortable for me. I'd strongly recommend anyone that loves the theatre make a stop by the Pollard. It will not disappoint.