Carnegie-based community theater Stage 62 is returning to the Greer Cabaret for the second straight summer, opening the musical Company this week. The initial move from their home at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Musical Hall happened both by necessity and by kismet, said Haley Hiller, Stage 62’s president, who credits the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust for putting out the welcome mat.
By YVONNE HUDSON A fresh and sassy new production of Stephen Sondheim’s iconic Company fascinated critics and audiences in New York after its development on London’s West End. Bobbie isn’t Robert, and some of the lead characters’ friends are now of different genders. Now,… Read More ›
By SHARON EBERSON Before we get to the gender-swapped, contemporized Company that will arrive in Pittsburgh Tuesday, Kathryn Allison is required to talk about being in a room with Stephen Sondheim. “To see him in person was wild,” says the… Read More ›
Newcomers include Mrs. Doubtfire and Girl From the North Country, plus revivals of The Wiz, Company and more By SHARON EBERSON And the answers are … For those of us who followed and solved the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s social-media hints… Read More ›
Featuring Company at the Riverfront Theater Company Grieve Hard – An Interactive Performance wit death at Off The Wall The (hilarious) Complete Works of William Shakespeare abridged from Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Park City Theatre Receives NEA Grant Quantum and… Read More ›
