So that's pretty stinking cool.

Yeah, we were thrilled.

Our partners at Oklahoma Children's Theater are really looking for new ways to expand the definition of who they serve, not just children meaning babies, but also high school students, also students who are transitioning into that pre-college age.

So we're really excited.

fortunate to have them as a partner.

We have always really appreciated that relationship.

And then the idea of being able to do this adaptation, which is, you know, was commissioned by a Tony Award-winning regional theater.

Are there any other events we'd like to highlight that will be coming to OCU in the coming week?

Well,

That's such a great question.

You know, I, for one, really appreciate the opportunity to tell stories locally.

I love that there's an active community in New York and in Dallas and all those kind of places, but there's something different.

doubly special about being able to tell stories that matter to us, to our neighbors, to our friends, to people who have the same experience largely, despite differences, right? We're able to tell stories at a high level, right? We're not telling these stories at sort of a base level.

Lyric is always going to elevate the production value.

They're always going to put together the best team of artists they can.

Now, as we start to wrap things up, is there anything you would want to let our classical KUCO listeners know about this production or anything you'd like to leave them with today?