Facilities

Historicly known as Holmberg Hall this is Oklahoma’s only European-style performance hall located inside the Donald W. Reynolds Performing Arts Center and seats 677. Read more about the history of the hall, here.

Located inside the Fred Jones Art Center on the second floor is the Lightwell Gallery, a unique architectural space that features a 50-foot –high, sky-lit ceiling and visibility from studios offices, and hallways.

Located inside the Fine Arts Center this is a traditional proscenium style 600-seat theatre with the unique capacity to utilize apron to create a thrust configuration. Many mainstage productions are held in the Rupel J. Jones Theatre with large casts and complex sets.

Located inside the Fine Arts Center the A. Max Weitzenhoffer Theatre is an intimate, state-of-the-art 235 seat flexible theatre. Drama and musical mainstage productions are held in this 3/4 thrust theatre.

Located inside Beatrice Carr Wallace Old Science Hall this is a 73-seat proscenium theatre with an off-Broadway feel. Edgy, contemporary theatre, including the Faith Broome Playwright-in-Residence productions are held in this space.

Located inside Beatrice Carr Wallace Old Science Hall this is an intimate and flexible blackbox theatre that seats 50. Student-directed and Lab productions take place in the E. Frank Gilson Studio Theatre.

Located inside the Catlett Music Center the Paul F. Sharp Concert Hall provides seating for 1,018 patrons to enjoy the remarkable acoustics and architectural beauty of this Prairie Gothic style performance space. This hall now houses the 1931 M. P. Möller Op. 5819 pipe organ, formerly located in the Philadelphia Municipal Auditorium.

The Grayce B. Kerr Gothic Hall houses the Mildred Andrews Boggess Memorial Organ, a $750,000 instrument designed specifically for the School of Music by the C. B. Fisk Company. Kerr Gothic Hall serves as a grand entrance to the School of Music and a lobby for the performance spaces in the Catlett Music Center.

A performance hall seating 123 located within the Catlett Music Center. The Morris R. Pitman is the intimate setting where Marilyn Horne holds her master classes. Twice a year, opera fans and music lovers have a rare opportunity to see the outstanding singer up close, working with students in a small, intimate environment.