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The Performing Artist Roster is a resource list of Oklahoma performing artists who have been vetted by the Oklahoma Arts Council and are available to perform in communities around the state. Artists on the roster include some of the state’s finest soloists, orchestras, and ensembles in music, theatre and dance. Styles range from classical to contemporary to experimental.

Select a Performing Artist to learn more about them

• Alegria Real
  Artists Christina Audas and Armando Rivera - the duo Alegria Real, entertains, educates, and embraces audiences of all ages with eclectic and captivating sounds.

• Ballet Flamenco Espanol & Los Ninos De Espana y Mexico
  Programming includes representations of the five provinces of Spain, the four schools of Spanish Dance including the oldest Celtic nation in the world, (The Kingdom of Galiz) and all 33 States of Mexico with wooden shoes, castanets and swords.

• Basically Bostick
  Master storyteller, griot, and Renaissance man, Al Bostick presents performances that delight, teach, and stimulate the mind, body and spirit.

• Dancing Eagles
  Mike and Lisa Pahsetopah perform spectacular Native American dances and traditional storytelling. Performances are structured to entertain or educate all types of audiences.

• Edgar Cruz
  Those who have witnessed Cruz's performance immediately become entranced at the precision, speed and complexity with which his fingers strike the strings of his guitar to create a symphony of sound unusual to just one instrument.

• J.C. High Eagle
  American Indian Flute Performance: Open to a world of ancient sound with the primal flute.

• Mahenwahdose
  Mahenwahdose, a Muscogean word meaning "True Native American Theater," is a Native American Indian performance company comprised of talented performing artists dedicated to performing accurate, educational and traditional stories of Native America.

• Norahua Mexican Folkloric Dancers of Oklahoma
  The Norahua Mexican Folkloric Dancers of Oklahoma, adorned in colorful authentic costumes, combine color and the festive spirit of Old Mexico through a series of folk dances to folkloric music form 15 different Mexican states.

• Oklahoma Fancy Dancers
  The Oklahoma Fancy Dancers are a group of powwow champions that come together to form a professional and highly acclaimed Native American dance troupe.

• DWe Williams, Rhythmically Speaking
  Rhythmically Speaking is a diverse theatre company committed to providing educational and entertaining theatre for youth and family audiences.

(Note: Performing Roster artists are not employees of the Oklahoma Arts Council)