Timeless story to be told in Oklahoma City

Theatrical showings of the well-known tale of ‘Beauty and the Beast’ will be viewable in the area over the next couple of days.

The story was inspired by the Barbot de Valleneuve, an original take written in 1740, that has stood the test of time and become one of the most loved ballets of all time. This version of it features a brand new score.

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The performance has been choreographed by Robert Mills and features the live Oklahoma City Philharmonic Orchestra, together with a dazzling collection of colorful costumes and elaborate sets. The orchestra will be playing a new score for this performance from Kermit Poling, a collaborator from the Oklahoma City Ballet.

Tickets for the performance vary in price, based on the seating selection chosen. Beauty and the Beast will be on stage Friday, April 18 and Saturday, April 19 at the Oklahoma Civic Center Music Hall in the Thelma Gaylord Performing Arts Theatre, located at 201 N. Walker Avenue in Oklahoma City. To find out the performance times or to buy tickets, log on to the OKC Civic Center Music Hall website or call the box office at 405-297-2584.