Experience the flavors, music, and culture of Afghanistan as you follow a group of Afghan women from their lives during Taliban rule to a new beginning in Pittsburgh. This remount of Khūrākī– written by RealTime’s Molly Rice– features a post-show discussion on… Read More ›
How do children in Ukraine see their world and their future after two years of war? RealTime Arts heads into 2024 embarking on its next large-scale “hyperlocal-meets-international” project, along with presenting revisiting a couple of past performances. The Pittsburgh-based company… Read More ›
BY SHARON EBERSON Don’t let the new name confuse you. Or maybe the old one did. RealTime Arts – the former RealTime Interventions – is back with a “community based” performance, premiering PEOPLE OF PITTSBURGH II: The Constellationist at Attack… Read More ›
“New name. New Show. Same panda. 🐼” RealTime Arts has replaced RealTime Interventions as the name of the “original, community-fueled theater,” the brainchild of Rusty Thelin and Molly Rice. As for their logo, they want you to know, it’s the… Read More ›
After a successful run at City Theatre last year, REALTIME INTERVENTIONS’ original production of People of Pittsburgh: The Alchemist of Sharpsburg will be revived at Atithi Studios in Sharpsburg for two nights only, on February 17 & 18, 2023. The first… Read More ›
From June 16-18, 2022, RealTime’s hit concert cabaret ANGELMAKERS: Songs for Female Serial Killers will be re-imagined at Pittsburgh Winery in the historic Strip District. This brand new iteration of one of RealTime’s anchoring productions will feature beloved original lead… Read More ›
Part game. Part theater. Like life. RealTime Interventions , Pittsburgh’s community-fueled, performance-based arts company, presents the world premiere of People of PIttsburgh: The Alchemist of Sharpsburg at City Theater’s Hamburg Stage on April 7-17, 2022. The show is a live,… Read More ›
This is a review for WATCH: A Haunting. It is a play by Molly Rice, read at Mansions on Fifth and produced by Real/Time Interventions. But preceding the review, please excuse this small diatribe on the nature of readings: Readings… Read More ›