Stomp

Stomp at Chapman Music Hall at Tulsa Performing Arts Center

A row of matchboxes, a broom, a garbage can, and a Zippo lighter may not sound like a night at the theatre, but in STOMP they become the whole point. This rhythm-driven stage show turns everyday objects into instruments, blending dance, music, and theatrical performance into something sharp, playful, and instantly engaging. If you enjoy live entertainment that relies on motion, timing, and inventive sound instead of dialogue, this is an easy event to picture yourself watching closely.

STOMP was created by Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas and first took shape in New York City in 1994. Its identity has stayed clear ever since: no plot to follow, no spoken lines to decode, just a fast-moving performance built around rhythm and physical precision. That stripped-down approach is part of the appeal. It invites you to focus on what the performers can do with simple materials and how much personality can come from pure sound and movement. The show's ongoing North American tour has kept that idea circulating for years, and Tulsa gets its turn at Chapman Music Hall at Tulsa Performing Arts Center on January 29, 2027 at 7:30 PM.

There is also a practical appeal for anyone planning an evening around stage performances across Tulsa. Chapman Music Hall is the venue's largest theatre and a natural setting for major theatrical presentations, making it a fitting place for a production that depends on bold physical presence and crisp rhythm. With a runtime of about one hour and forty-five minutes and no intermission, STOMP offers a concentrated night out that stays focused from start to finish. Browse the ticket listings for STOMP in Tulsa and see which seats fit your plans.