During the Sweet Charity show this week, Lyric announced their 2013 shows.

Some Enchanted Evening (1/30-2/16) Plaza Theatre
The Glass Menagerie (3/27-4/13) Plaza Theatre
Tarzan (6/25-6/29) Civic Center
The King and I (7/9-7/13) Civic Center
Will Rogers Follies (7/23-7/27) Civic Center
Big River (8/6-8/10) Civic Center
Rocky Horror (10/16-11/2) Plaza Theatre
A Christmas Carol (11/29-12/29) Plaza Theatre

There you go! And don't forget to get your single show tickets to Call Me Madam (7/24-7/28) and Chita Rivera: My Broadway (8/7-8/11) both at the Civic Center. Call 524-9312 or visit http://www.lyrictheatreokc.com/ for more information.

I've got my tickets for Call Me Madam and The Mystery of Irma Vep. Thanks for the info about next year.

Will Rogers Follies sounds very good. ;)

I've got my tickets for Call Me Madam and The Mystery of Irma Vep. Thanks for the info about next year.

My friend Molly Rushing is playing Princess Maria! I'm so stoked to see her in her first lead role out of school. She'll go on to do well in New York, so pay attention to her :-)

An article in the Oklahoman by Rick Rogers about "Call Me Madam."

http://newsok.com/article/3693990?click_action=1

My friend Molly Rushing is playing Princess Maria! I'm so stoked to see her in her first lead role out of school. She'll go on to do well in New York, so pay attention to her :-)

Your friend was fantastic in her role and has a beautiful voice. The whole musical was a lot of fun. It is obviously a little dated in some ways but a very talented cast really brought it to life. We enjoyed it immensely.

Thanks!!

Your friend was fantastic in her role and has a beautiful voice. The whole musical was a lot of fun. It is obviously a little dated in some ways but a very talented cast really brought it to life. We enjoyed it immensely.

I thought Molly did really well for her first paid role, as did most of the cast! It was a treat to see Beth Leavel really take the stage by storm.

That being said, I didn't really care for the show. Good performances of Good music (and good dancing)...but thought the plot was incredibly mundane. I left wondering how that script made it to broadway. I'm a pretty big fan of everything I've heard of Berlin's but admittedly it has usually been in a one song setting. If this show is representative of most of the work he's done, I would be disappointed.

I'll have to do the research on Perle Mesta...I've never really heard about her, and thought that was an interesting link to the show for us Oklahomans.

I'll have to do the research on Perle Mesta...I've never really heard about her, and thought that was an interesting link to the show for us Oklahomans.

Perle Mesta was born Perle Skirvin. Think Skirvin Hotel.

As for the play, I'm sort of reminded of "Li'l Abner". It's fun but is basically a relic of it's time. Remember that many musicals of that era didn't worry that much about plot and dialogue.