The Tulsa Voice - January A 2017

TRIDE and true

Tulsa’s ride-sharing future looks increasingly homegrown

Megan Shepherd

‘The Left bores me’

Dennis Miller on Trump, Hillary and leaving show business

Joshua Kline

From KFC to sushi

An interview with Nappy Roots

Mary Noble

Bottom Line

Dan Kirby; Enid News & Eagle; Oklahoma's Deadly Prisons

R.J. Young

Money doesn’t grow on trees

Legalized marijuana could help Oklahoma’s budget problems, but it’s not the cure-all

Ryan Gentzler

All in for the arts

Arts Alliance Tulsa wraps up a successful first year

Liz Blood

Dragon slayer

A story of egg rolls and dashed cynicism

Angela Evans

Gag file

Whether road-tested or relatively new, these four comics deserve your attention

Mitch Gilliam

Monsters and functionaries

Scott Pruitt, Donald Trump, and the new environment in America

Barry Friedman

Captive audience

From international opera to homegrown musicals and everything in between, the Tulsa spring arts scene is ready to take the stage. Your seat is waiting.

Save the drama

After a rocky year, Tulsa Project Theatre returns to punk roots

Jennie Lloyd

The hand that hits

How to fight back against the new threats to liberal democracy

Denver Nicks

Final cut

TTV critics Joe O'Shansky and Jeff Huston pick their favorite films of 2016, plus the Oklahoma Film Critics Circle's annual awards

Joe O'Shansky and Jeff Huston

Down the Hatch: Torero y yo

Torrero Bar + Kitchen, 202 S. Cheyenne Ave.

Liz Blood

January-A 2017