![]() Heller Theatre at Henthorne Park 4825 S. Quaker Tulsa, Ok 918-746-5065 JTATTERSHALL@cityoftulsa.org |
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by Bertolt Brecht trans. By Eric Bentley |
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Sept 27 at 2pm |
November 1 at 2pm |
March 21 at 2pm |
May 23 at 2pm |
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August 29 at 3:00 pm |
November 7 at 3:00 pm |
March 13 at 3:00 pm |
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| A story of loss and forgiveness told through daily moments as a family moves on after a life-shattering accident. A drama about what comes after tragedy, “Rabbit Hole” captures the awkwardness and pain of a family faced with an unthinkable situation and eventually, their capacity for survival. | The true stories of six former Death Row prisoners who were released from prison after their convictions were reversed. This drama examines their false accusations, wrongful convictions, and eventual exoneration. | It's just another evening at home for Patti and Petey, a not-so-happy couple in a not-so-happy country. Everything is as it always has been, until bricks start coming through the window. An absurdist comedy about adjusting to what we don't have the courage to change, “Bricks” receives its world premier production as the winner of Heller's 2008-2009 Original Play Contest. | A fresh comedy about love, the power of a good joke, and the virtues of a really clean house! Matilde, a Brazilian housekeeper, is keen to stretch her funny bone, but can’t muster any elbow grease for her domestic duties. Her employers’ house isn’t in order, and neither are their personal lives. | When three gods come to earth in search of a thoroughly good person, they encounter Shen Teh, a goodhearted but penniless woman of the night, who offers them shelter. Rewarded with enough money to open a tobacco shop, Shen Teh becomes so overwhelmed that she invents a male alter ego, Shui Ta, to deal ruthlessly with the business of living in an evil world. | |
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