Lyric Theatre's opening-night performance of its Oklahoma premiere production of "The Prom" managed to run that full gamut of feelings, with plenty of sequins and sparkles to dress it all up, too.

D. Lance Marsh's Ebenezer Scrooge, center, watches as two lighthouse keepers, played by Vince Leseney, left, and Michael Anthony Page, sing a sea shanty in Lyric Theatre's 2024 production of "A ...

Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma will celebrate its 60th anniversary season this year with seven spectacular performances at the beloved Plaza Theatre and majestic Civic Center Music Hall.

D. Lance Marsh's Ebenezer Scrooge, center, watches as two lighthouse keepers, played by Vince Leseney, left, and Michael Anthony Page, sing a sea shanty in Lyric Theatre's 2024 production of "A ...

Lyric Theatre The University of Delaware Lyric Theatre is the resident opera company at the University of Delaware. Lyric Theatre produces two fully staged operas each year with orchestra in the ...

New film from Norton Dill explores the history and restoration of the Lyric Theatre. A new film from Norton Dill explores the amazing history and the restoration of the vaudeville-era Lyric ...

Lindsie VanWinkle-Guthrie, star of Lyric Theatre's production of "Waitress," makes a pie crust at the Pie Junkie pie bakery in the Plaza District in Oklahoma City, Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2025 ...

Lyric Theatre is known for its productions of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, and for its 50th year, the company is staging “Iolanthe,” with orchestra and supertitles, July 28-Aug. 6.

From left, Jeremy Sheets, Mariah Warren and Emily J. Pace perform "Lyric Theatre’s Cinderella Interactive – A Literary Tale" for Lindsay Elementary School students Thursday, March 28, 2024, at ...

The Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch visited Lyric Theatre to meet with actors and directors behind the production of "Cinderella," which will be partly communicated in American Sign Language.

When Lyric Theatre opens its production of the Broadway musical “The Prom” on Thursday, Nov. 9, it will mark the start of the 50th season for Vermont’s largest community theater organization.