As the Arts continue to be eradicated in public education, our City needs to step up to make the Arts available to all.
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Kay Witt
12 years ago
Performing gives children confidence and Clark/Heller may be the only place for many children to participate in the arts since the education budget has already been cut to the bone in Tulsa.
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Cathy wolf
12 years ago
Save the arts
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Gene C. Buzzard
12 years ago
Our community needs more programs like this, not fewer.
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Debby Raskin
12 years ago
This is a very important program for our kids, please don't destroy it!
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Ruth Richards
12 years ago
Raise our taxes.
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Janet Holly Romine
12 years ago
This is critical to the well being of our community and city.
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Judy Burdell
12 years ago
This program ran on a lean budget but delivered excellent entertainment while instilling qualities in the young actors that prepare them for life. Please save this valuable program.
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Dan Neal
12 years ago
The theater experience, wherever it may be, contributes to a greater sense of empathy toward others. Other mediums fulfill this goal, but theater is different. It encourages its participants to actively indulge in the process of feelings and attitudes---attitudes that they'd probably never experience in the bubble of their own lives.
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Sarah Wood
12 years ago
Save Arts!!!
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Terry Reeves
12 years ago
This program does a lot for the kids of Tulsa and surrounding communities. The Parks Department always seems to get cut the most. Time to look at something else for a change.
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Scott Clayton
12 years ago
It's a shame to see a theatre close down because of stupid budget cuts. Thanks a lot mayor Bartlett for trying to destroy cultural infrastructure!
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Sam Briggs
12 years ago
SAVE THE ARTS!!!!! CALL AND WRITE DEWEY!
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Ron Hammond
12 years ago
The more I learn about this theatre and the connection it has with so many of Tulsa's fine performers the more I've learned to speak out for its continuation! There is a spider web connection with all of the theatre in Tulsa and this theatre seems to be a primary strand. Please keep it in place.
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Ben DeSpain
12 years ago
Save Clark
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Toni McKenzie
12 years ago
Please support my grandchildren and my family and our involvement in Clark Theatre aNd Henthorne PAC
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Caitrin Sneed
12 years ago
As an alumni, I can attest that these programs can be positively life changing. The skills I learned at Clark have helped me in my adult life and in my professional career as an actor. More importantly, the community provided at Heller and Clark was a much needed safe place of inclusion and a better anti-drug than any PSA shown in school.
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Matthew Lindsey
12 years ago
We really need to start focusing on Art and not athletics. History has shown us, that when art is put in the foreground, and sports in the back, we have a significant boom in science, and culture. The fact that we keep throwing more and more money into school sports, while cutting funding for the arts, shows that our priorities are messed up.
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Paula James Warlick
12 years ago
This camp was a godsend to me and more importantly my daughter Zoe. I do not know what we would have done without this camp - it helped my daughter find her "voice" and built up her self esteem that has helped her through middle school. It gave her the courage and tools to be able to speak up in day to day life. Again, to cut this theatre would be a HUGE loss to the Tulsa Community.
As the Arts continue to be eradicated in public education, our City needs to step up to make the Arts available to all.
Performing gives children confidence and Clark/Heller may be the only place for many children to participate in the arts since the education budget has already been cut to the bone in Tulsa.
Save the arts
Our community needs more programs like this, not fewer.
This is a very important program for our kids, please don't destroy it!
Raise our taxes.
This is critical to the well being of our community and city.
This program ran on a lean budget but delivered excellent entertainment while instilling qualities in the young actors that prepare them for life. Please save this valuable program.
The theater experience, wherever it may be, contributes to a greater sense of empathy toward others. Other mediums fulfill this goal, but theater is different. It encourages its participants to actively indulge in the process of feelings and attitudes---attitudes that they'd probably never experience in the bubble of their own lives.
Save Arts!!!
This program does a lot for the kids of Tulsa and surrounding communities. The Parks Department always seems to get cut the most. Time to look at something else for a change.
It's a shame to see a theatre close down because of stupid budget cuts. Thanks a lot mayor Bartlett for trying to destroy cultural infrastructure!
SAVE THE ARTS!!!!! CALL AND WRITE DEWEY!
The more I learn about this theatre and the connection it has with so many of Tulsa's fine performers the more I've learned to speak out for its continuation! There is a spider web connection with all of the theatre in Tulsa and this theatre seems to be a primary strand. Please keep it in place.
Save Clark
Please support my grandchildren and my family and our involvement in Clark Theatre aNd Henthorne PAC
As an alumni, I can attest that these programs can be positively life changing. The skills I learned at Clark have helped me in my adult life and in my professional career as an actor. More importantly, the community provided at Heller and Clark was a much needed safe place of inclusion and a better anti-drug than any PSA shown in school.
We really need to start focusing on Art and not athletics. History has shown us, that when art is put in the foreground, and sports in the back, we have a significant boom in science, and culture. The fact that we keep throwing more and more money into school sports, while cutting funding for the arts, shows that our priorities are messed up.
This camp was a godsend to me and more importantly my daughter Zoe. I do not know what we would have done without this camp - it helped my daughter find her "voice" and built up her self esteem that has helped her through middle school. It gave her the courage and tools to be able to speak up in day to day life. Again, to cut this theatre would be a HUGE loss to the Tulsa Community.
Shame on you Mr. Mayor