Featured Events
Tue, April 10 – Thu, April 192018-04-102018-04-19
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UCO - Melton Gallery100 N. University Dr., Edmond, OK 73034
A 1-week art exhibit at UCO's Melton Gallery
This unique exhibit, including members from the UCO Design Department, will...
A 1-week art exhibit at UCO's Melton Gallery
This unique exhibit, including members from the UCO Design Department, will represent digital visualization methods in the form of Augmented and Virtual Reality. There will be no physical media, only projected or display driven imagery, ranging in scale from phones and tablets to flat panels and projection screens.
In this new oratorio by college music director Ryan Malone, the illustrious history of one of the Old Testament’s most revered...
In this new oratorio by college music director Ryan Malone, the illustrious history of one of the Old Testament’s most revered figures—Abraham—is brought to life in this modern, accessible and grand choral-orchestral work. The score captures the tragedies and miracles, the complications and triumphs, that test the faith of this devout patriarch, his noble wife and their meek handmaiden.
Fri, April 202018-04-20
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UCO - Jazz Lab100 East 5th St, Edmond, OK 73034
Souled Out has been thrilling audiences throughout the Southwestern United States for years. This fabulous dance and show band...
Souled Out has been thrilling audiences throughout the Southwestern United States for years. This fabulous dance and show band performs a wide variety of music and has been featured in "MODERN BRIDE" magazine as one of the Southwest's top reception bands, making Souled Out the perfect group for any special event. Souled Out's repertoire includes classic party/dance hits from the glory days of Motown through today.
Dance/Pop/Classic Rock
The School of Music’s rendition of “Martha,” an opera famed for its cheery operatic tunes, updates the setting...
The School of Music’s rendition of “Martha,” an opera famed for its cheery operatic tunes, updates the setting from 18th century England to 1950s Virginia, where two wealthy women, Harriet and Nancy, have accidentally agreed to work as farmhands for two farmers. The opera follows Harriet’s inner turmoil, embellished with comedic twists and turns, as she struggles to find love and discover her true desires.
UCO School of Music Assistant Director Rob Glaubitz and Assistant Show Director Megan Guerra translated the show from German and updated the plot to help audiences better understand the story.
“The original translation used archaic words and was difficult to understand,” Glaubitz said. “We wrote a new translation and believe the story will be clearer to the audience so they can enjoy the music. ‘Martha’ has some of the most delightful tunes ever written for the operatic stage, and we are excited to introduce these melodies to Oklahoma audiences.”
Tickets are $15 for seniors, children under 12, veterans and UCO alumni, faculty and staff, and $20 for all others. To purchase tickets for this event, call 405-974-3375 or visit mitchellhalltheatre.com.
