Theaters & Cinemas in Oklahoma City, OK

OCTA was the 1st statewide association of community theatres to be incorporated in the US, and was the 1st such organization to hire a complete-time manager. The organization was established in 1969 by the Lawton Community Theater, with assistance from 14 other theatre groups (13 of which are still actively

Harkins Theatres is a family run and run business, established and located in Arizona since 1933. With 30 locations in five states, Harkins Theatres is the 6th biggest theatre chain in North America. With more than 75 years of colorful history, Harkins Theatres remains the Southwest's premier entertainment

At 1st glance, drive-in movie theaters seem to be a dying entertainment venue in Oklahoma. Only seven operate in the state, down from a high of 95 in 1954. Only one each survives in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. However, owners of the drive-ins still operating say their theaters will remain open for years

Oklahoma Children's theatre started as a program of the Stage Center in downtown Oklahoma City. The program was a successful revenue generating program meeting the requirements of kids and youth audience. In December 1986, the theatre became an independent non-profit organization with founder, Lyn Adams,

Entertaining audiences in the Midwest for over eighty years, Dickinson Theatres continues to supply motion picture excellence with quality presentations and superior client service. In 1920, firm founder Glen W. Dickinson, Sr quit the family business a Ford dealership in Brookfield, Missouri specializing