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New Hazlett Takes to the Co-Producing Field With DEMASKUS Theater’s Gender-Swapped “Othello of the End Zone, or The Steel City Tragedy”

The New Hazlett Theater’s 2026 journey to becoming a producing company continues with the announcement of a coproduction with the DEMASKUS Theater Collective, Othello of the End Zone, or The Steel City Tragedy, “a modern reimagining” of the Shakespeare classic…. Read More ›
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Must-See Pittsburgh: Call Board for September 9th
With news about: Come From Away on 9/11 25th anniversary, Mon River Arts, Vigilance Theater, Split Stage Productions, Geyer Performing Arts Center, The Lamp Theater and the Strand Theatre. 🎭 ICYMI: 25 YEARS AFTER 9/11, ‘COME FROM AWAY’ EMERGES AS… Read More ›
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Quantum Theatre Names Katie Brook to Succeed Karla Boos as Artistic Director
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Must-See Pittsburgh: Call Board for September 3rd
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Becoming Arts’ 10-Minute Play Festival Returns on Packed Weekend for Pittsburgh Theater
By SHARON EBERSON Explorations of art and class, aging and death, lives well-lived and -loved, the good, the bad and the funny, are rolled into the Becoming Arts Collective’s second annual Bridges & Stages 10-Minute Play Festival. The 26 works,… Read More ›
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Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks Reimagines ‘Merry Wives of Windsor’ for Fall 2026
Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks rings in fall 2026 by reimagining The Merry Wives of Windsor “as a joyful, flamboyant celebration of pride set against the vibrant gay club culture of the 1980s.” Directed by Catherine Aceto and opening September… Read More ›
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Must-See Pittsburgh: Call Board for August 26th
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Must-See Pittsburgh: Call Board for August 20, 2026
With news about 2026 Pittsburgh New Works Festival, Discounted PSO Student Ticket Program, the power of Les Miz, David Toole, Breakthrough Sessions at Pittsburgh Playhouse, and more. 🎭 ICYMI: 2026 PITTSBURGH NEW WORKS FESTIVAL The 36th annual Pittsburgh New Works… Read More ›
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The Theater Kids Are All Right: Alumni’s ‘Once on This Island’; CMU’s ‘Midsummer’ Showcase Youthful Talent
July went out like a lion in local theater, including two showcases of Pittsburgh’s top-of-the-line education and training at work. Limited runs of Alumni Theater Company’s “Once on This Island” and the premiere/preview of “Midsummer,” a collaboration of The CMU Center for New Work and Play on Shakespeare, showcased the hotbed of youthful talent and creativity at work on our stages.