Turpin at Gaslight
Originally called the Turpin Little Theatre, this black box theater was named for long-time Gaslight actor, director, and supporter Dr. Jerry Turpin. The Turpin at Gaslight provides an intimate space for theatre, music, and events.
Gaslight Theatre renovated the space in 2017 and reopened in 2018 with the new name the Turpin at Gaslight.
the Turpin at Gaslight seats 50-75 patrons in a flexible space with endless possibilities. This space is perfect for Gaslight's more adventuresome plays, first-time directors, and First Friday live entertainment.
Available for rental. For more information, please contact our Box Office at 580-234-2307.
Gaslight Theatre renovated the space in 2017 and reopened in 2018 with the new name the Turpin at Gaslight.
the Turpin at Gaslight seats 50-75 patrons in a flexible space with endless possibilities. This space is perfect for Gaslight's more adventuresome plays, first-time directors, and First Friday live entertainment.
Available for rental. For more information, please contact our Box Office at 580-234-2307.
2023-2024 Season and Projects
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Turpin Tunes features free music from local Enid and NWOK artists on select third Thursdays. Catch us at the Turpin at Gaslight Theatre and stay tuned to this page for updates.
Turpin Tunes is a great time of live music and local talent! Performing at the Turpin at Gaslight Theatre on select 3rd Thursdays, Turpin Tunes is free and sure to be a great, laid back evening of acoustic jam! Come and spend an evening each third Thursday and listen to the budding musical talent Enid is so greatly enriched with! |
Phase One of Our Capital Campaign will be renovating The Turpin facade!
Our phase one project also includes renovation to the facade of the Gaslight Theatre. This face lift consists of adding vertical signage that is reminiscent of the former Chief Theater. Keeping with the nostalgia of the original 1921 building, but upgrading to a digital marquee. Accents of lighting and new windows and doors finishes off the renovation.
Our phase one project also includes renovation to the facade of the Gaslight Theatre. This face lift consists of adding vertical signage that is reminiscent of the former Chief Theater. Keeping with the nostalgia of the original 1921 building, but upgrading to a digital marquee. Accents of lighting and new windows and doors finishes off the renovation.
Architect's rendering
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Work in progress
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