Confluence Theater of Pittsburgh has announced its seventh show for 2027 to previous subscribers of Pittsburgh Public Theater and Pittsburgh CLO: Coming in fall of next year is the musical Ride the Cyclone. The 2009 dark comedy will play the Greer Cabaret Theater, Downtown, October 20-November 14, 2027.
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With news about:
Shaunda Miles McDill to lead TCG; Pittsburgh Playhouse world premiere of “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” finds its cast; New Horizon Theater presents “THE NAM” at Attack Theatre home; Ken Gargaro leads a new generation with The Encore Players.
Jacob Ming-Trent’s “How Shakespeare Saved My Life,” a Prologue Season presentation from the Confluence Theater of Pittsburgh, reveals that being able to say, “I am a Shakespearean actor,” opened doors that seemed otherwise out of reach for a Black performer.
By SHARON EBERSON The myth of Orpheus and Eurydice has inspired rhapsodic retellings since ancient times, and as the musical Hadestown continues to prove, 21st-century audiences also can’t get enough of the star-crossed lovers. As the show now at the… Read More ›
Pittsburgh has long been a city that makes things. At City Theatre on the South Side, that tradition extends to making something less tangible but no less exciting: the next generation of American plays. That creative spirit takes center stage as… Read More ›
Here’s your guide to what’s happening on Pittsburgh area stages from onStage Pittsburgh. Check back frequently as shows are being added and updated regularly. Opening This Week Continuing Their Run Opening Next Week (November 2nd – 8th) Opening Later in… Read More ›
By CLAIRE STEVENS Whether you are a Shakespeare fan, a football fan, or a proud Pittsburgher, Othello of the End Zone, or The Steel City Tragedy, presents a show packed with humor, emotion, and fun Pittsburgh references. Inspired by Shakespeare’s… Read More ›
By JESSICA NEU The Pittsburgh Ballet Theater (PBT) returned this weekend with Giselle. This romantic yet dramatic production tells the story of Giselle, a desolate peasant girl who tragically dies of a broken heart after discovering her true love, Albrecht,… Read More ›
By JAMES H. LEWIS No music director conducts every performance of a full-season symphony orchestra. While the maestro directs every major concert during the season, the rest of the season gives audiences a chance to hear the ensemble under the… Read More ›
After nearly three decades of raising the dearly departed for one last encore, Pittsburgh’s long-running mock-rock musical comedy, Night of the Singing Dead, is finally ready to rest in peace. Subtitled The Final Nail in the Coffin, the show brings… Read More ›
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