What a year 2014 has been here at CityRep. We broke box office records and our performances are currently selling at 96% capacity thanks to you!

Now, arts critics from through out our city and our region have hailed CityRep's 2014 productions in year-end "BEST OF THEATRE" lists.

We wanted to take a moment and share this exciting recognition with you and say Thank You once again for your generous support.

"Oklahoma City Repertory Theatre found the heart and soul of this grim, episodic epic with a cast of over 40 actors, from seasoned Equity pros like David Coffee, Pam Dougherty and Michael Jones to Oklahoma City University students. Directed flawlessly by TCU's Harry Parker with an original multi-instrument score composed and played throughout by Sonny Franks, this production portrayed the tragedy of the Dust Bowl era with a pathos and dignity that honored the American spirit and Steinbeck's classic work in spades (and drew in Chicago and New York City-based national arts leaders to witness the production)."

"Which brings us to the Oklahoma City Repertory Theatre.

What a cycle in 2014 -

Much Ado About Nothing

South Pacific

the hilarious One-man Star Wars

and Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.

Best of all the CityRep offerings, perhaps, was the stage version of

John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath."

"Oklahoma City Repertory Theatre's

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike wins best play ... it would be a welcome production any year."

Join us on THE MOUNTAINTOP

We have already started off 2015 by working to top our efforts in 2014 with our next production, THE MOUNTAINTOP by Katori Hall.

The cast and crew of THE MOUNTAINTOP. The production's first rehearsal on January 2nd 2015. Starring Jerome Stevenson (Dr. Martin Luther King) and JuNene K. (Came), directed by Rene' Moreno.

Don't miss this Oliver Award winning new play, an exciting collaboration of local Oklahoma theatres, CityRep, The Pollard Theatre in Guthrie and The Poteet Theatre.

Making it's Oklahoma professional premiere this coming February at the

Civic Center Music Hall's Freede Little Theatre.

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