Reduxion Theatre

Many of you might not know, but I’m a huge fan of the theatre. The Missus and I have frequented Reduxion for over a year now and have never been disappointed with a show.
I love the quaint atmosphere of Reduxion. There isn’t a bad seat in the house and at any given time, you are no more than 20 feet away from an actor/​actress. This close proximity to the actors and actresses has only enhanced my interest in what I’m watching. I actually feel like a part of the play, which is such a neat feeling. Also, depending on the play you’re attending… the actors/​actresses will actually engage the audience… which is so freakin’ cool.
Reduxion also has a pretty sweet little bar where one can buy a tasty adult beverage and enjoy the theatre in a more inebriated state. Regardless of your alcoholic preferences, if you are a fan of the theatre… then watching a play at Reduxion IS A MUST!

Wow. Reduxion is such a cool place. It’s kind of tucked away in Automobile Alley, with a very small and intimate theater, but it doesn’t suffer in quality. We came to see Sweeney Todd for Halloween and I was so impressed! I had never seen the show, but I really enjoyed the music and the story was perfect for Halloween. The actors were great — singing, acting, costumes, makeup… all of it was fabulous.
Most of all, I absolutely love the intimacy of this theater. There’s not a seat in the house where you can’t see every facial expression from the actors. I was also impressed with the live music aspect in such a small space. When I think local art, I think of a scene like Reduxion. It’s just so awesome. I will definitely be back when a show comes around that sparks my interest.

Reduxion Theatre does an amazing job of adapting classic plays with a modern twist. I’ve seen two Shakespeare plays here and am always amazed by how the actors are able to master the language of the time. I gotta admit, I don’t always understand everything, and I had the same trouble when reading Shakespeare in school, but because of the talented actors, you can miss a bit of dialogue and still know what’s happening. You can always tell how much they are enjoying themselves during the performances, too. I love that your «ticket» for their shows is a button/​pin with the logo of the show on it. So creative and a great keepsake! This theatre experience is up close and personal, as they often encourage the audience to participate during the show (most recently, they brought audience members on stage during some dance scenes). The seating is on all three sides of the stage as opposed to just in front. The stage is also barely lifted from the ground so you feel like you’re right there with the actors. I highly recommend coming to a show here!

oh, this place.
first of all, the people who run the theater are absolutely the most sweet and creative. they have worked diligently to cultivate an alternative theater presence, and now that they’ve got wind in their sails, they’re really starting to show okc what they’ve got.
it’s an intimate theater experience, so you don’t ever have to worry about not being able to see.
there’s a bar, so that’s always a bonus. and they are doing fun things with great places, making them more accessible for everyone.
if you’ve not been, seriously, take some time to go one weekend.

YAY for discovering new places!
A cozy, intimate space, where all the actors and crew are accommodating and cheerful. We decided to venture out to see a sexy, funny, kind of dark and gruesome (kind of sounds like the perfect girl.. . jk) series of short plays. The theatre is in a charming little building kind of all by itself on its part of Broadway ave. We were greeted so warmly, there was a pretty great table with offerings of cocktails and chocolate (you are definitely encouraged to drink — YAY), and the stage is in the center with the seating all around it (at least for the play I saw). Every seat was great, the acting really impressive.
In the beginning, middle, and end they had an improv group preform, and they are very laid-​back and let you know that you can come and go as you please and you don’t have to stay for the whole show at the end, which is kind of nice because otherwise it can get kind of long for some people, i.e. doctoral curmudgeons like me. But good for you if you want to continue the party. Improv musicals. Yes.
I think this is a great theatre, and they seem to usually do Shakespeare plays, but my guess is that their take on Elizabethan theatre is going to be innovative and contemporary.
Bravo! And thank you to everyone for making everyone feel so welcome.
As a side note, parking was awesome and easy. Free private lot attached to the building with more than enough parking for everyone attending the show.

Intimate, relaxing venue with a very talented troupe and artistic director. Bar open before show and during intermission. Drinks allowed inside of performance area. A hidden treasure.