From a world-staged opera premiere to Shakespeare’s final solo play, the University of Oklahoma’s 2026-27 University Theatre season will offer audiences nine productions spanning musical theater, opera, dance and drama.
Thirty-eight students eligible to graduate from the University of Oklahoma in December maintained perfect 4.0 grade-point averages throughout their undergraduate careers at OU. Of the total, more than half are from Oklahoma.
The University of Oklahoma’s Weitzenhoffer School of Musical Theatre will host a workshop of Oh L’amour – The Erasure Musical, an upcoming Broadway project set to the music of British pop duo Erasure.
The University of Oklahoma’s Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts has announced its 2025–26 University Theatre season, featuring a mix of classic and contemporary works spanning opera, drama, dance and musical theater.
For more than 30 years, Lyn Cramer has influenced the University of Oklahoma’s tradition of artistic excellence. A Weitzenhoffer Endowed Professor focused on jazz, tap and theatre dance styles, Cramer has guided countless students from rehearsal halls to the stages of Broadway, national tours, television and film. Her directing and choreography credits include work with Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma, OKC Philharmonic, Casa Mañana and OU University Theatre, where her productions have become part of OU’s proud legacy.
The University of Oklahoma School of Music has earned designation as an All-Steinway School, marking the culmination of a nearly 20-year effort to provide students and faculty with Steinway pianos throughout the school.
Ally Scherer is an interdisciplinary artist in the School of Visual Arts in the Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts. Her journey at OU has reshaped both her identity and the spaces in which she works.
Historic demand for a University of Oklahoma education continues to drive record enrollment growth, expanding OU’s reach across the state and fueling generational impact for Oklahoma. At the center of that momentum is the largest freshman class in state and university history, with a record 6,437 students joining the Class of 2030 this fall.
