Venues

101 Archer is The University of Tulsa’s arts and culture hub in the center of the Tulsa Arts District. This four-story building is home to the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities. The first floor galleries feature a variety of public programs and exhibitions produced by Oklahoma Center for the Humanities among others.

Located in the Tulsa Arts’ District, Living Arts of Tulsa offers a unique architectural experience for private parties and corporate events. Where better to have your next event, than in a place full of art that makes you talk!

The Dennis R. Neill Equality Center proudly presents the Lynn Riggs Black Box Theatre, a dynamic 99-seat performance space named for Lynn Riggs, the Claremore-born gay, Cherokee poet and playwright who brought Oklahoma stories to the world.

Oral Roberts University's new Peggy V. Helmerich Media Arts Center (MAC) is a state-of-the-art facility and home to ORU’s theatre, dance, music, and digital media programs. Highlights include a 400-seat proscenium auditorium, a 130-seat music hall, a 100-seat black box theater, and specialized spaces for film, dance, and performance.

The Charles E. Norman Theatre is primarily a rehearsal space. This black box 52’ x 52’ space offers generous space and a full wall of mirrors for auditions, rehearsals and workshops for up to 100 people.

Liddy Doenges Theatre is the PAC's "black box" theatre, measuring 60' x 60'. It offers options for sophisticated lighting and sound equipment and is suited to theatre and dance productions, films and meetings.

The VanTrease PACE houses two performance spaces. The Main Stage, which seats 1,484 patrons at maximum capacity, and the Studio Theatre which is a flexible space where many of the TCC theatre productions are performed.

Frequently hosts local bands, comedy showcases, and live entertainment in a casual cafe/ballroom setting.

The 77,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility includes the Herbert and Roseline Gussman Concert Hall with seating for 635 on two floors, as well as a full performance stage with ballet floor, scenery fly and trap room, a hydraulic orchestra pit, and the most technologically current theatrical lighting and acoustical control booths.

A creative underground hub blending modern abstract art exhibits, specialty coffee, and an adaptable black-box style interior room used for community gatherings and private events.

Seating 2,365, Chapman Music Hall is ideally suited to accommodate opera, ballet, orchestral music, plays, meetings, lectures, and films - virtually any popular entertainment event.

John H. Williams Theatre is an intimate space, seating 421, which is divided into three sections on one level: left, center and right. Row "T" has spaces for four wheelchairs on the left section.

Theatre Tulsa’s Collaboration Series is your opportunity to produce the show you’ve been dreaming about — in our intimate Black Box Studio.

WOMPA is the largest creative compound in the Midwest. Housed in a historic industrial manufacturing plant, this astonishing redevelopment now features 70 studio spaces, offices, venues, galleries, workshops and communal areas that welcome over 100 creative members and makers.