The final show of CityRep's "Lucky 13th" season opens THIS WEEKEND!

 

ONE MAN LORD OF THE RINGS, is selling FAST!!! Don't miss your chance to go to Mordor and back in just 60 minutes on this epic-laugh-out-loud adventure!


 

 

(click here for tickets)

 

Special thanks to Brandy McDonnell of NEWSOK.com for this great article hailing  the Return of the King  (of trilogy spoofs), star and creator of ONE-MAN LORD OF THE RINGS Charles Ross .

( click here to read the interview with Charles Ross coming back to CityRep) 

 


 

check out our TV  epic commercial 

 

We want to once again say thank you to all our "Golden" season

sponsors as well as give a "RING-ing" endorsement to our partners in the arts for this Oklahoma premiere production of

ONE MAN LORD OF THE RINGS.

 

 

 

and

 

 

 

YOU ASKED FOR IT, YOU GOT IT! 


 

After last year's sensational SOLD OUT Oklahoma Premiere of 

 

ONE-MAN STAR WARS? starring Charles Ross, 

CityRep patrons have been asking us for an encore. 


 

We're happy to announce that we are bringing Charlie back to the Freede Little Theater with his latest quirky and unique theatrical extravaganza,  ONE-MAN LORD OF THE RINGS?.  



 

 

Tickets for ONE MAN LORD OF THE RINGS are available now and sales are already hotter than a dragon's breath, so if you or someone you know loves fantasy, science fiction or laugh out loud comedy, order your tickets NOW! 


Tickets are already selling fast for this  ONE WEEKEND ONLY  engagement, June 4th  through the 7th.
 
In ONE-MAN LORD OF THE RINGS?, Ross recreates the enchanted world of Middle-Earth with nothing more than elbow pads and outrageous imagination, and takes our audience on a journey through the Oscar winning film trilogy:  The Fellowship of the Ring,
The Two Towers, and Return of the King , in 60 minutes of incredible, kinetic, family-friendly entertainment. 

 

ONE-MAN LORD OF THE RINGS? and ONE-MAN STAR WARS TRILOGY? were both written and created by Charles Ross and directed by TJ Dawe. 


 

ONE-MAN LORD OF THE RINGS? is rated G for all audiences.