TULSA, Okla. — Sunday was the last day of the Tulsa Fringe Festival.
The festival covers all things stage performance from musicals to dramas and everything in between.
The first night kicked everything off with stories from Route 66 and continued with stand up shows and children’s plays.
“I think it’s great to give voices to everybody, especially lesser represented members of the community,” said Mitchell Smith, events and theater manager for Oklahomans for Equality.
This was the second annual Tulsa Fringe Fest. The night wrapped up with a showtune sing-a-long.
