By BOB HOOVER It’s the third time around for Edward Albee‘s 63-year-old masterwork, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at the Pittsburgh Public Theater. Previously produced here in 1999 and 1983, the Public blows the dust off the once-sensationalist play as part of its 50th… Read More ›
Dylan Marquis Meyers
Review: An ‘Earnest’ Display of Wilde Delights Awaits at Pittsburgh Public Theater
By SHARON EBERSON Undoubtedly, there are some who will arrive at Pittsburgh Public Theater’s latest iteration of The Importance of Being Earnest with favorite interpretations. After all, Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy about love among the upper crust has been inducing… Read More ›
