Oklahoma Tickets

I am not sure of how many theatrical productions of Oklahoma have been produced since the stageplay opened at the St. James Theater in New York City on May 31, 1943 and ran for 2,212 performances, but I know they are many. This production was a very good product to me as one who has seen several good productions in various locals over a number of years and even participated in local productions. OKLAHOMA remains a timeless classic to those of us who remember and enjoyed those times of innocence in stage production when compared to current stage productions standards and morality. I thought this production of Oklahoma featured very strong performances from most of the performers who brought to life the familiar characters of this classic. I thought the performers in the roles of Laurey, Ado Annie, Aunt Eller, Will Parker, Ali Hakim, and Jud Fry were really strong in their renditions of these classic roles. I thought the performer in the role of Curly was a little less strong, but still enjoyable. The rest of the cast was sound, but not outstanding. The sets were a little lacking in some regards, but above average in most regards. The lighting was good, and the sound acceptable in light of the fact that the venue of production is not the best by theater standards in relation to sound quality. Much more could be said, but I really did enjoy this production and would recommend it to those who love this classic stageplay.

The lead female singer had an outstanding voice and the female cast singers harmonized wonderfully in this edition that fell a bit short of the original 1955 movie edition. The male singers were above average, but were not outstanding. The dancing lacked energy for the most part. The parts of Jud Fry, the peddler, and Ado Annie were very well played. The scenery was sparse and amateurish, detracting from the play.

Great cast. The girl who played Laurey Williams has a wonderful voice as well as the guy who played Curly. Everyone played their part very well.

Did not enjoy this production. I have been to much better there at Thalia Mara.

The show was decent. I laughed a few times and all those that love the story/movie should enjoy this show.

i don't really go to this type of events. my wife likes that kind of stuff. wasn't looking forward to going but i took her and i really enjoyed it and would recommend it to others.she absolutely loved it

Terrific cast, wonderful voices, great enthusiasm. It was very well done. The main characters all had terrific voices and dancing skills. It was a really fun show to see. Love the old musicals! The guy who played Curley was especially good and Laurie showed wonderful dancing ability. All very well presented.

We thought the play was performed really well. Singing was really good.

Play was good. Most all voices were very good. Good show for the price.

During a recent performance of OKLAHOMA! by the Asheville Bravo Concerts, I was impressed by the performance. As a die hard fan of Broadway musicals and plays the actors brought forth a complelling blend of comedy and musical talent which is a plus for Asheville theater lovers. The technology used for sound, lighting, as well as props and costume was definatly worthy of an on Broadway theatrical show. Excellent Highly recommended ! A+

While this musical has been around for a long time, it just never gets old. The sets were understated, but adequate, and in my opinion the casting was excellent and the singing superb. An evening of great entertainment and a perfect musical for the whole family. Highly recommend this tour.

It was a very, very good show! Each character was portrayed with excellence, and the vocal talent was outstanding.

There is something wrong with the sound system, Couldn't hear some of the actor's lines. It was too loud and muffled some of the voices.

Rather sparse on sets.. sound track for vocals was poor for several numbers. Most soloists were good, and the chorus was excellent.

I thought it was very professional. Everyone had great voices! LIghting and sound was perfect.

Oklahoma was a great musical. The actors and actresses had amazing voices and did an awesome job! I would have loved to go again!

The actors were excellent as was their musical talent. The acoustics were very poor. The two people I sat with and I could not understand very much of the dialogue due to the poor sound quality, and the only reason we enjoyed the performance was because we knew the story and the music backwards and forwards before we went. This same troop should find some way to improve their sound sysytem or else just accept gigs in auditorium venues. It is a shame to lose all of that talent to the rafters of a gym.

One of my favorite musicals! singing was excellent! costume's were great and the set was cool.

The performance was great, but the seating sucked. We can't believe we paid over $60 each for such awful seats. Only 2/3 of the stage was visible; the seats were just hard, fold-out chairs stacked against each other. Try sitting in one of these for 2.5 hours and only seeing part of the stage.

Couldn't see much. All I could do was listen to the singing. Something about chimney sweep and kites. Kept wondering when they would start talking about Oklahoma.