“The TT Telethon” will be held 7-10 p.m. Saturday, Aug.
24, and will be livestreamed on Facebook Live from the company’s headquarters, 5521 S. Peoria Ave., and at givebutter.
com/TTtelethon . Tickets are also available for those who wish to attend the event in person. Cost is $50.
Donations will be accepted in person and online throughout the event, which will feature live music, comedy and some unexpected surprises. Executive Director Travis Guillory will serve as master of ceremonies. “There’s nothing quite like the energy of a live cabaret, and now, with the online aspect, everyone can join in and contribute, even from their own homes,” Guillory said.
“This isn’t just entertainment — it’s a bold experiment in supporting local arts, and one that we promise will be a very fun experience for fans of Theatre Tulsa.” Guillory said the company is investing in expanding its educational programming and community outreach this season. “Money is tight everywhere these days, but without this support we risk compromising the quality and scope of our work for the community, and we can’t do it alone,” he said.
“We’re asking the larger community to give us an extra boost for the beginning of this season.” The company’s educational outreach program, Theatre Tulsa Academy, is designed to offer young performers ages 5 to 18 the opportunity to work with local theater artists to develop their skills is all aspects of performing and stagecraft. The three prog.