UCO - Mitchell Hall Theater
Edmond Attractions & Entertainment
This University of Central Oklahoma performing arts venue opened in 1926. The theater offers a variety of performances including Broadway Tonight and student productions each season. Located a block north of 2nd Street at the northeast corner of University Drive and Main Street, parking is available on adjacent corners.
In 1967 when the musical “Hair” was first performed, the artworld in America was rapidly changing. Genres like Pop Art,...
In 1967 when the musical “Hair” was first performed, the artworld in America was rapidly changing. Genres like Pop Art, Optical Art, and Perceptual Art were gaining popularty. Jason Wilson, a contemporary Perceptual artist from Tulsa, OK exhibits his Op Art-themed pieces reminiscent of 1960s artists such as Frank Stella and Richard Anuszkiewicz. These paintings, inspired by his grandmother’s quiltwork, take the eye into the transcendental world of highly constructed designs and color-field shapes.
The exhibit is located in the Krottinger Family Gallery, a space located in the hallway leading into the newly renovated dressing rooms, classrooms and theater spaces of Mitchell Hall. The gallery exhibits work from UCO Art and Design alumni and intends to be a space that celebrates the continuum of UCO artists and designers who have created significant work for the Oklahoma City metro and beyond.
The UCO Symphonic Band encourages high performance standards and creativity. The group seeks to broaden performance and teaching...
The UCO Symphonic Band encourages high performance standards and creativity. The group seeks to broaden performance and teaching skills through the programming of interesting and exciting band repertoire. With a rich heritage of traditional symphonic and military band literature, this group is able to also explore the work of contemporary composers.
The UCO Symphony Orchestra performs twice a semester, with repertoire ranging from symphonic classics to new music. Comprised on...
The UCO Symphony Orchestra performs twice a semester, with repertoire ranging from symphonic classics to new music. Comprised on national and international students from around the globe, the group also hosts a yearly concerto competition where the winner performs with the orchestra in the historic Mitchell Hall Auditorium.
The University of Central Oklahoma Wind Symphony, under the direction of Dr. Brian Lamb, presents an electric evening of wind music...
The University of Central Oklahoma Wind Symphony, under the direction of Dr. Brian Lamb, presents an electric evening of wind music that will inspire and delight: Mason Bates’ Mothership, Paul Dooley’s Masks and Machines, and Michael Markowski’s Famishius Fantasticus, along with the Oklahoma premiere of Peter Senchuk’s new Concerto for Flute and Wind Ensemble, featuring Dr. Emily Butterfield.
UCO Kaleidoscope Dancers present a one-of-a-kind dance performance featuring new and innovative choreography from UCO faculty and...
UCO Kaleidoscope Dancers present a one-of-a-kind dance performance featuring new and innovative choreography from UCO faculty and guest artists.
Are we in love or are we only in love with the idea of love? UCO Opera tries to answer this question in this comic gem of an opera....
Are we in love or are we only in love with the idea of love? UCO Opera tries to answer this question in this comic gem of an opera. Two sisters are unknowingly challenged by their boyfriends in disguise to see if they will remain faithful. Will they stay true? Does it matter if they don’t as long as everyone’s happy at the end? This masterpiece by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart features some of his most beautiful music to prove a point that is as true today as it was 200 years ago. Performed with orchestra. Sung in Italian with projected supertitles.
TIMES:
April 12-13: 7:30 PM
April 14: 2 PM
