As the holiday season kicks off, the people of Oklahoma City prepare for an influx of movies and performance.
Join Meg and Jacob as they go through their list of holiday parties. From co-workers to friends and family events they are asked a series of questions that leads them to drink. This will be a night to remember – or forget.
“Alcoholidays” will be performed at the Civic Center on Dec. 3-20.
When writer Sheriden Whiteside slips and falls on ice and breaks his hip, he is put on rest for six weeks. During this time people come to his house, an expensive phone bill needs to be paid and Whiteside’s secretary falls in love with a reporter.
Don’t miss the last theater production of the season as “The Man Who Came to Dinner” will be staged at Oklahoma City University on Dec. 4-12.
Love Jane Austen? Love theater? Spend time with the famous author and some of the most iconic book characters at the theatrical ball with music, dancing and fun.
“Jane Austen’s Christmas Concert: An Interactive Ball” will be held at the Civic Center on Dec. 11-19.
A boy who has a terrible Christmas with his dysfunctional family, loses all hope and accidentally summons a demon into his house. It is the real nightmare before Christmas.
“Krampus” stars Adam Scott, Toni Collette and David Koechner. The movie hits theaters Dec. 4.
Based off a true story, a man develops a friendship with a woman living in a car parked in his driveway. Watch the adventure of the woman who was supposed to stay with him and his family for three weeks but ended up staying for 15 years.
“The Lady in the Van” stars Academy Award winner Maggie Smith, Alex Jennings and Dominic Cooper.
On Christmas Eve, 20 strangers get stuck in six elevators. Comedy, relationships, self-discovery and hope transpire in the course of this new film. “Christmas Eve” stars Patrick Stewart, Jon Heder and James Roday.
Let the chase begin. When a terrorist escapes and goes on the run, a man must find him before he attacks again. “MI-5” stars Kit Harington, Peter Firth and Jennifer Ehle.
After an argument with his girlfriend, a writer accidentally hits and kills a child with his car. As the man struggles to come to terms with his actions, he sees visions of the boy in his mind. “Every Thing Will Be Fine” stars Rachel McAdams, James Franco and Peter Stormare.
A look into the life of Mother Teresa through letters she wrote for over 50 years to her spiritual advisor, Father Celeste van Exem. Watch the magnificence as she begins her journey of what made her an inspiration.
“The Letters” stars Juliet Stevenson, Rutger Hauer, and Max von Sydow.
Based on true events, follow Dennis Stock, a Life magazine photographer, and actor James Dean in a story of friendship and inspiration. “Life” stars Robert Pattinson, Dane DeHaan and Peter Lucas.
A retired orchestra conductor is on vacation with his family and best friend when Queen Elizabeth II asks him to perform on Prince Phillip’s birthday. As he makes the decision, he thinks on his regrets and his love for conducting.
“Youth” stars Michael Caine, Harvey Keitel and Rachel Weisz.
Based on the event that took place in 1820, a whale destroys a ship leaving its passengers stranded at sea for 90 days. Before they can find their way back home, they must survive.
“In the Heart of the Sea” stars Chris Hemsworth, Cillian Murphy and Brendan Gleeson. The movie will be in theaters Dec. 11.
A fugitive discovers he has five half-brothers, when they meet the boys decide to find their father. This is a family journey with comedy to ensue. “The Ridiculous 6” stars Adam Sandler, Taylor Lautner, Terry Crews and Luke Wilson. The movie will premiere on Netflix on Dec. 11.
A famous biblical archaeologist goes on an adventure in search of his greatest discovery. When he loses faith in his mission, he has to bend the truth to the public about his find.
“Don Verdean” stars Sam Rockwell, Amy Ryan and Jemaine Clement.
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