Stage management is led by Matt Lucatamo. Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! is presented through special permission from Concord Theatricals. Performances run February 21–March 2 ...

is a performance not to be forgotten. "Oklahoma!" is the first musical written by Rodgers and Hammerstein, with the original Broadway production opening in 1943 and running for more than 2,200 ...

Both Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II had flourishing careers in musical theatre prior to Oklahoma!, but this collaboration put them at the top tier of Broadway theatre and their ...

Nelson Fine Arts Center at Bay High School. The composer, Rodgers, and lyricist, Hammerstein, are known for creating the musical sounds for "Oklahoma!" "South Pacific," "The King and I," "Flower ...

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The setting is the upscale New York bar Sardi's on the night in 1943 when Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma! is having its triumphant premiere; the character is American lyricist Lorenz Hart. Before ...

Surely Rodgers and Hammerstein overcame many difficult challenges ... it’s already become clear that the popularity of Oklahoma! will eclipse anything that they made together, including their ...

John Wilson conducts his orchestra in Oklahoma! in a celebration of Rodgers and Hammerstein's musicals.

In 1958, Oscar Hammerstein told Mike Wallace that Oklahoma!, the hit musical he wrote with Richard Rodgers, “has no particular message except that it has a flavor which infects the people who ...

Rodgers (Andrew Scott) had broken off his creative partnership with Hart earlier that decade, choosing to team up with Oscar Hammerstein (Simon Delaney) instead on “Oklahoma!” which would ...

Learn the playful 'Do Re Mi' lyrics from The Sound of Music. Join Maria and the von Trapp children as they sing this fun musical lesson about musical notes.

On March 15, the Panama City Symphony will celebrate the 80th anniversary of My Favorite Things: Music of Rodgers and Hammerstein.