If you have been wanting to buy single show tickets for this summer’s CLO season, wait no longer. “We are excited to welcome audiences back to the Benedum for our 76th anniversary,” said Mark Fleischer, CLO Executive Producer. “They are… Read More ›
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Peak Theater Week Two- What’s Opening This Week
Last week seven productions opened in the greater Pittsburgh area. (Scroll to the end to see this list.) Not to be outdone- there are eight additional shows opening this week and a new streaming offering from Pittsburgh Opera. Here is… Read More ›
Resonance Works Capping 9th Season with ‘Rigoletto’
Re-imagined Setting of Verdi’s Classic Sure to be a Grand Finale By George B. Parous Resonance Works is closing its present season next weekend with an opera, and for anyone who has seen this company put on an opera, that’s… Read More ›
South Park Theatre’s New Season and Renovations to the Theatre
South Park Theatre is back and going strong with a jam packed season. Executive Director Lorraine Mszanski also let us know the theatre has “recently undergone some huge renovations – the building has new siding and has been entirely repainted,… Read More ›
The CLO Announces Single Show Ticket Availability Starting Friday, 4/28
If you have been wanting to buy single show tickets for this summer’s CLO season, wait no longer. Here is the season rundown: Jersey BoysJune 7-12 The Behind-the-Scenes Broadway Musical about Frankie Valli and The Four SeasonsGo behind the music… Read More ›
Susan Jaffe: Swan Queen
Swan Lake, with PBT’s Artistic Director Susan Jaffe‘s own choreography opens on May 6th at the Benedum Center This post by PBT’s Jenna Bodnar originally appeared April 5th, 2022 on the PBT’s blog. When Susan Jaffe was 19 years old,… Read More ›
Apple Hill Players Presents Marc Camoletti and Robin Hawdon’s “Don’t Dress for Dinner”
Pam Farneth directs Apple Hill Players Don’t Dress for Dinner at The Trafford Performing Arts Center, opening April 22nd. Bernard plans a romantic weekend with his chic Parisian mistress in his charming converted French farmhouse on Martha’s Vineyard while his… Read More ›
Pittsburgh Opera Presents Local Premiere of “Blue”
Gordon Hawkins, Versatile Baritone, Speaks of His Role & Career By George B. Parous Pittsburgh Opera will wrap its successful 2021-22 season with the first local performances of Blue, with music by Jeanine Tesori, and a libretto by Tazewell Thompson…. Read More ›
Adil Mansoor’s New Work ‘Amm(i)gone’ Explores Conflicting Experiences at the Kelly Strayhorn Theater
When was the last time you apologized to your mother? Or received an apology in return? Kelly Strayhorn Theater presents the newest theater piece from creator and performer Adil Mansoor, Amm(i)gone, an adaptation of Sophocles’ Antigone, opening April 22 at… Read More ›
Throughline’s announces their 2022 season: Is Breaking the String: A Season of Change in America
Throughline Theatre, having been on hiatus since March 2020, anticipates its 11th season under the guidance of its new Artistic Director, J. Cody Spellman. Throughline Theatre has announced that plans for a 2022 season at Carnegie Stage are well underway…. Read More ›