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Photo Gallery: Oklahoma! Sells out at Rust Flexible Theatre

Oklahoma! sold out at Rust Flexible Theatre on River Campus. Check out the photo gallery of the show.

Curly, played by Garrett Langley, starts the show by opening with "Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin."Photo by Bryson Klunk

Curly, played by Garrett Langley, tells Laurey, played by Elise Bowles, about the fancy wagon he'd take her in for the box social dancePhoto by Bryson Klunk

Will played by Landon Brewer, shows his friends some dance moves he learned in Kanas City.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Laurey played by Elise Bowles, and Ado Annie Kaira Plaster, talk about boys and their lovers.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Aunt Eller played by Grace Fisher, gets mouthy with Ali Hakim, Bryson Edwards, when he tries to put a lace garter on her leg.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Ali Hakim, played by Bryson Edwards, and sales Laurey, played by Elise Bowles, an Egyptian smelling salt that will help her make decisions.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Curly played by Garrett Langley brings Gertie Cummings played by Sylvia Muchmore by Laurey's to make her jealous since she turned him down.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Laurey, played by Elise Bowles, sings about how she won't sit and cry about boys.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Ado Annie, played by Kaira Plaster, and Ali Hakim, played by Bryson Edwards, talk about their love and getting married.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Ado Annie's father, Andrew, played by Andrew Hand, catches Annie, played by Kaira Plaster, and Hakim, played by Bryson Edwards, talking.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Ado Annie's father, played by Andrew Hand, threatens to kill Hakim for the way he talks about her and forces him to marry her.Photo by Bryson Klunk

After hearing gunshots from Jud's smokehouse Aunt Eller, played by Grace Fisher, and the girl come to see what is going on.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Dancers twirl around as Laurey played by Elise Bowles dreams about what will happen if she goes to the box social with Curly.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Laurey played by Elise Langley, dreams that she will end up marrying Curly.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Will played by Landon Brewer sells all the gifts he bought for Annie to Hakim, played by Bryson Edwards, so that he will get his $50 back and marry Annie.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Aunt Eller played by Grace Fisher starts auctioning off Laurey's lunch basket to the men.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Curly, played by Garrett Langley, can stand to see Jud bid on Laurey's basket and sell his saddle to outbid Judd, played by Luke Boucvalt.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Once Will, played by Landon Brewer, gets his $50 dollars back, he tells Ado Annie, played by Kaira Plaster, that he's going to marry her.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Curly played by Garrett Langley and marries Laurey played by Elise Bowels. Curly tells the others how he'll have to go from a cowboy to a farmer.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Andrew, played by Andrew Hnad, and Aunt Eller, played by Grace Fisher, sing about Oklahoma and how it will become a new state.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Jud, played by Luke Boucvalt, pulls a knife while he and Curly, played by Garrett Langley, fight.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Curly, played by Garrett Langley, and Laurey, Elise Bowles, leave to go and their honeymoon.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Will played by Landon Brewer, and Annie, played by Kaira Plaster celebrate Annie catching the bouquet.Photo by Bryson Klunk

SEMO President Carlos Vargas and his wife Pam Vargas pose with the cast and crew of Oklahoma and give a big "yee haw." Photo by Bryson Klunk

SEMO president Carlos Vargas and his wife Pam Vargas and the cast listen to the director's praise after the show.Photo by Bryson Klunk

Set in 1906 in Oklahoma Territory just before Oklahoma became a state. The play follows the love triangle between a young cocky cowboy named Curly, who is loved by all women of the town but only has his sights set on one girl, Laurey, a feisty farm girl.

Someone else also wants Laurey, a strange, frightful farmhand named Jud, and he is willing to give up everything for her.

The story also follows a boy-crazy girl named Ado Annie as she gets engaged to a man who doesn’t want to marry her, Ali Hakim, and another man, Will Parker, who wants Annie to be his bride.

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