You had me at "Blockbuster Party" Broken Arrow

02/20/2021

Kim Rutherford is our mentor.
Kim's first time on stage was in the 9th grade and had a wonderful time being the gal with the sign who tripped across the stage. She had her first taste of professional theatre about the same time when doing a torchbearer for Campfire. She thought she would be painting and making sets but ended up working with Tulsa Opera, she continued on through graduating from High School. After graduation, she got married and started a family then left the theatre behind. When an empty nest set in and a manager at work told her "go back to doing theatre" she did that. She worked a few seasons at Theatre Tulsa as a customer and Sally Barnes showed him the ropes for Stage Manager during "Tuesdays With Morrie'. She fell in love with Stage Managing, and has worked at Sand Springs Playhouse, Broken Arrow Community Playhouse, Owasso Community Theatre Community and other local theatres. She is the Vice President for Broken Arrow Community Playhouse and on the board Tela'tulsa.

02/18/2021

Yup

02/10/2021

Andrew gets into character as Bigdaddypatriot67

02/09/2021

Jeffery Jimenez is our director.

Jeffery is excited to be partnering with BACP for the fourth time (first as a director). Jeffery has also enjoyed acting for World Stage Theatre, Telatulsa Theatre Company, Sapulpa Community Theatre, Sand Springs Community Theatre, American Theatre Company, and acting and directing for Theatre Tulsa. He’s excited to work with an amazing cast in You Had Me At Blockbuster Party and hopes theatre fans from all over will take the time to tune in to this cutting edge digital performance.

02/08/2021

Big Daddy Patriot's mom (Liz) making it a point to embarrass him.

02/08/2021

Lindsay getting into character via Zoom

02/08/2021

Lindsay Bills as "Veganriotgrrl4Hillary"

Lindsay Bills is a singer and actor living in Broken Arrow. In her spare time, she likes to sing karaoke and watch Pre-Code movies.

02/05/2021

Tim Hudson is the Playwright.
Tim Hudson has been active in the Northeastern Oklahoma theater scene since 2014. In that time he has been a playwright, director, producer, and actor in a variety of productions. “You had me at “Blockbuster Party” is the latest of his writing offerings, following “Exit Earth” an original radio play, he wrote, produced, and directed in downtown Bartlesville this past October. The play was the third of its kind joining his other productions: “Dead FM”, and “War of the Worlds Bartlesville.” Additionally, his writing has been featured in the Bartlesville Community “Ghost Walk” as well as “Cemetery Stories.” He is currently in the process of writing “The Comeback” a full-length theatrical play scheduled to be produced in the fall.
As an actor, Hudson has appeared in several theatrical and film projects including extra work in Terrance Malick’s “To the Wonder” and the as-yet-unreleased “Starbrite.” His theatrical acting credits include “Greater Tuna,” “If All the Sky Were Paper”, “Almost Maine” and “Meanwhile Down at Joe’s” where he played and sang as Johnny Cash. He has also written and produced a short film entitled “The Layover” that is expected to premiere this spring.

02/05/2021

Andrew Smith as "Bigdaddypatriot67"
Andrew is excited to be a part of this Zoom theatre during these unusual times. This is the third time working with BACP. When not trying to act, he is a software engineer trying to code. Other tasks of futility include artist, magician, and gamer.
Most recent shows include but not limited to:
Black Coffee, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, The Mouse Trap, and The Complete Works of William Shakespeare [Abridged] (Revised).
He wishes to thank his lovely wife who puts up with his absence for this fun hobby as well as his two wonderful sons who feign interest in all things daddy does. My heartfelt love to them and all my family and friends.

02/04/2021

Liz Masters as "bigdaddypatriot's mom"

Liz Masters is an award-winning actor and singer who has been part of Tulsa's theatre scene since moving here in the late 80s. In that time she has worked with nearly every theatre company in town (and several that have sadly departed the scene), doing straight plays, musicals, and an occasional self-penned monologue, and has also appeared in a few short films. She loves to remind people that mature performers still have much to offer, and to that end, produced a musical r***e called The Old Broad's Way that was received with much enthusiasm. When she's not doing theatre she is caretaker to [embarrassing number redacted] formerly stray cats, and an enthusiastic-if-mediocre ukulele player.

She can’t wait for the “After Times,” when we can do live theatre again, but in the meantime, here’s to Zoom!

02/04/2021