Chris Cox, Company’s Director of Marketing and Communications, Shares Line-Up and a Few Words By George B. Parous Pittsburgh Opera today announced their plans for the company’s 84th season, with the list of works to be done encompassing the Baroque,… Read More ›
Performances through January 30th Madeline Ehlinger, Soprano in the Title Role, Shares Some Thoughts on the Production By George B. Parous (previously posted) The Rose Elf, is a one act chamber opera with music and libretto by David Hertzberg, which premiered… Read More ›
Madeline Ehlinger, Soprano in the Title Role, Shares Some Thoughts on the Production By George B. Parous The Rose Elf, is a one act chamber opera with music and libretto by David Hertzberg, which premiered in the catacombs of a Brooklyn… Read More ›
Covid concerns postpones shows at Comtra and Off the Wall | Chatham Baroque has a new home | Liberty Magic for January Comtra Theatre’s January production of Cabaret has been postponed with a new opening set for May 13th. Off… Read More ›
Congratulations, we made it to 2022! Here is the latest from a relative quiet holiday week in theater land: Stage 62 announces AUDITIONS are now open for their production of Disney Descendants: The Musical. The show is a brand-new musical comedy… Read More ›
Here’s what TheaterMakers were talking about this week from the perspective of Broadway producer Ken Davenport…. (Some links may require a subscription.) 1 – Variety’s Broadway Comeback What an honor to be part of such an exciting event to celebrate… Read More ›
Longendyke, a “steward” of Resonance Works’ mission Resonance Works, Pittsburgh’s artist-driven, multi-modal performing arts company, announced its 2021–22 season, Bridging Time, Space, and Tradition, and the appointment of Dr. Clare Longendyke as the organization’s first Executive Director. Longendyke, joins Resonance… Read More ›
A series of recurring columns on theater by Sharon Eberson Black Theatre United’s New Deal is a challenge for change. Theater is on its way back and ready to greet it is a New Deal for racial justice. Last summer,… Read More ›
By Sharon Eberson Marc Masterson had just delivered a show-by-show dive into City Theatre’s 2021-22 season when he was asked if putting it together posed one of the toughest challenges of his career. “It’s not what you think,” the artistic… Read More ›
Like so many theaters, Point Park University’s Pittsburgh Playhouse season came to an abrupt halt last spring after the first performance and only performance of the eagerly awaited Pippin. Today, during the opening concert of its inaugural summer music… Read More ›
