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• City Theatre and CMU Expand Partnership for Momentum Festival

  By ghoover on October 26, 2026 • ( 1 )

  

  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 ›

• What’s On Stage Pittsburgh: October 26th to the end of November, 2026

  By ghoover on October 25, 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  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 ›

• Review: ‘Othello of the End Zone, or The Steel City Tragedy’ is a Powerful Tale of Struggle

  By Claire Stevens on October 24, 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  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 ›

• PBT’s ‘Giselle’ is a Tale of Drama, Heartbreak, Love, and, of Course, Technique

  By Jessica Neu on October 24, 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  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 ›

• A Younger Generation Thrills the PSO Audience

  By Jim Lewis on October 24, 2026 • ( 1 )

  

  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 ›

• ‘Night of the Singing Dead’ Joins the 27 Club with Two Final Performances at City Winery

  By ghoover on October 23, 2026 • ( 1 )

  

  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 ›

• Must-See Pittsburgh: Call Board for October 21, 2026

  By sharononstagepittsburghcom on October 21, 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  With news about: Attack Theatre’s new Leadership, From Pittsburgh to Broadway, Kelly Strayhorn Theater’s WOWEO, Rocky Horror At the WPA, Ghoul Girls at the Strand, & this weekend’s Openings 🎭 ICYMI: Attack Theatre Welcomes Sarah Kramer as New Executive Director… Read More ›

• Night of New Symphonic Experience Celebrating George A. Romero to Feature Exclusive Screening of First Film ‘Expostulations’

  By Sharon Eberson on October 19, 2026 • ( 1 )

  

  NIGHT OF THE NEW SYMPHONIC WORK INCLUDES EXCLUSIVE LOOK AT GEORGE ROMERO’S FIRST FILM

  The world premiere of George A. Romero’s A Night at the Symphony, an all-new symphonic concert experience featuring an exclusive screening of Romero’s long-lost debut film, “Expostulations,” will be presented by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and performed live by the Chamber Orchestra of Pittsburgh in a one-night-only performance on March 26, 2027, at the Byham Theater — previously The Fulton movie theater, where Romero premiered Night of the Living Dead in 1968.

• What’s On Stage Pittsburgh: October 19th to the end of November, 2026

  By ghoover on October 18, 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  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 (October 26th – November 1st) Opening in… Read More ›

• Review: Fishy Woo Woos Re-Enter the Funny Zone in Halloween Comedy

  By Sharon Eberson on October 18, 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  Welcome back, Fishy Woo Woos!

  Monteze Freeland’s Fishy Woo Woo, Part 2 made its deliriously delectable debut at Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company this weekend, more than two years after the original. Back are the four core characters, with two OG actors (Mils “MJ” James as Cordero and Cheryl Bates-White as Char), in a spooky Halloween mystery and secrets galore to feast on.

  The witty and wise script contains so many rapid-fire references to pop culture, queer icons, and inside jokes (one, in particular, about the Pittsburgh theater scene), that you may not catch them all. In such cases, I take Noel Coward’s advice: “Never mind, dear. We’re all made the same, though some more than others.”

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