Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center, Oklahoma, United States
3.5 (5 reviews) Spent 2-3 hours Ranking #10 in Broken Arrow Theaters
A reallt nice place for concerts, grear sound system.
With a professional and exciting atmosphere, the Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center is the cornerstone of the arts district in downtown Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, and continues to be the premier venue for major performances from across the nation. The BAPAC brings the best of Broadway tours, pop concerts, specialty shows and various other events to the area.
Address
701 S Main St, Broken Arrow, OK 74012-5528
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Website
http://brokenarrowpac.com
Current local date and time now
Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 2:23
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3.5 based on (5 reviews)
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4AlphaRam 5:00 PM Feb 1, 2018
Impressive Facility
We went here to see our granddaughter perform in a 5th grade musical. Being our first time to this facility, we were impressed. It was kind of the BAPAC to let the grade school use the facility. BAPAC has a variety of events that are offered. I have seen advertisements for plays and musicals. Recently, William Shatner performed at the BAPAC. Additionally, there is an annual Broadway Boot Camp that is put on by Kristen Chenoweth. It is open to kids in 8-11th grade and teaches a variety of skills for auditioning and performing on stage. I think it is great that Kristen comes back to her home town to help others that wish to climb the ladder of stage success.
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3John W 5:00 PM Apr 13, 2018
Great facilities and audio. Tight seating.
Nice place, production and sound are good. Installations and restrooms also well equipped and easy free parking. I don't know if the seats further forward are better but I sat in the rear tiered section and seating was uncomfortable and very tight. The only reason it worked for me was that I had the row to my self and I was on the end. Looking at most people in this section, if the seat in front was vacant they, for the most part, hung their feet into the front seat. The play I watched, Marry Poppins was excellent though. Great job to the team that put it together.
