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The Tempest

Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park

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✨ The Tempest whirls audiences into a storm of magic, mischief, and redemption. Shipwrecks, spirits, young love, and comic chaos collide as Prospero conjures a world where illusion reigns and forgiveness transforms. A spellbinding summer adventure.

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Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park

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Oklahoma Shakespeare, nestled in the heart of the Paseo Arts District in Oklahoma City, boasts a beautiful 200-seat outdoor amphitheater, and a 55-seat indoor black box theatre. As the premiere classical theatre in Oklahoma since 1985, Oklahoma Shakespeare has been producing innovative and collaborative works of art, providing educational outreach, and bringing the classics home to audiences across Oklahoma and throughout the central United States. Come celebrate live theatre with us!

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Jane Austen's Christmas Cracker

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