A Christmas Carol
American Theatre Company
Immerse yourself in captivating performances at American Theatre Company. Experience the artistry of talented actors bringing stories to life on stage. From classic plays to modern productions, each show promises to transport you to new worlds of emotion and imagination. Join us for an unforgettable journey through the power of live theatre.
Unlikely Friendship
This delightful tale spins the true story of the unlikely friendship between singer Patsy Cline and housewife Louise Seger. What starts as Seger's starstruck admiration for Cline quickly turns into a bond so strong that it leads to legendary night at Seger's home—where who knows, maybe they even sang a duet or two (with a few off-key notes for good measure)!
Director Opportunities
Are you an experienced local director looking for a new opportunity?
American Theatre Company is currently seeking talented directors to help
bring their productions to life in the upcoming seasons. As a director, you will
have the opportunity to explore different avenues and resources to create truly
unforgettable experiences for audiences. If this sounds like the right fit for you,
we encourage you to apply and take the next step in your career.
Volunteer Usher Training
Training dates at the PAC - 10/16, 11/6, 11/26, 12/4 all at 6 PM.
A great opportunity to see shows for free!
If you are above 18 and want to attend productions for free, you can volunteer as an usher. To become a certified volunteer, you must attend training sessions at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. Check back for training dates when they become available. To register, please get in touch with Kevin Hudgins at atc@atctulsa.org, and he will inform the TPAC staff. The training sessions will take place in the Williams Theatre lobby at the PAC's 2nd Street entrance. Once you become a certified usher, you can watch productions for free and even volunteer to usher for other ATC shows.
The Oklahoma Arts Council recently received funding from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) to support the arts in Oklahoma. A video produced by the Council celebrates the contribution of the OK state legislators, Allied Arts, Tulsa Arts & Humanities, and the OAC in making this funding possible for numerous arts non-profit organizations, including CST. The collaboration between government and community organizations has resulted in a significant boost for the arts in Oklahoma, with funding being directed towards non-profits that deliver valuable artistic experiences to the community. The impact of this funding is expected to be far-reaching and beneficial for many arts organizations throughout the state.