Last performanes this weekend, October 29th and 30th, 2022 – Read Bob Hoover’s review here Pittsburgh Public Theater’s first full season since 2019 begins with this Tony Award-winning classic, A Raisin in the Sun, set in 1950s Chicago. The show… Read More ›
By Bob Hoover Lorraine Hansberry’s legendary play about segregation in Chicago reached Broadway in 1959. Sixty-three years later, a Bloomberg News report concludes: “About 400,000 Black Chicagoans have left the city since 1980, including many middle-class families driven away by… Read More ›
Previews begin October 12th through the 14th, with tickets discounted 30%. Pittsburgh Public Theater’s first full season since 2019 begins with this Tony Award-winning classic, A Raisin in the Sun, set in 1950s Chicago. The show tells the story of… Read More ›
As ‘Robin Hood’ and ‘Love Letters’ bring the Pittsburgh Public Theater season to a close, AD Marya Sea Kaminski talks about how her programming is aimed at the warm feeling audiences crave.
Pittsburgh Public unveils classics and a Lauren Yee premiere for 2022-23 By Sharon Eberson With the theme “It’s a New Day,” Pittsburgh Public Theater has announced its 48th season. It kicks off with the Tony Award-winning drama A Raisin in… Read More ›
