Set against the backdrop of a university town, David Auburn‘s Proof is the story of an enigmatic young woman, Catherine, her manipulative sister, their brilliant father, and an unexpected suitor. They are all pieces of the puzzle in the search for the truth… Read More ›
Proof
Review: Riverfront Theater Company’s Proof
Reviewed by Laura Caton I was originally scheduled to see Riverfront Theater Company’s production of Proof in March of 2020. It was, understandably, postponed. But while eighteen months might have passed between the initial plan for the show and its… Read More ›
“Proof”
By Tyler Prah When presented with an unconventional space, innovation is dire to tailor a show to the environment. Fortunately, Pittsburgh Classic Players handles this task with ease, converting a barren community center room into a homely depiction of a… Read More ›
Spring Preview 2019 Countdown
It is a rare instance in my life that my severe OCD, and my hopeless yet unapologetic love of theatre get to intersect so harmoniously as they do when I get to make a list of theatre things I am… Read More ›
Pittsburgh Classic Players: A Classic in the Making
The Pittsburgh Classic Players theatre company was founded by three Shakespearean scholars who met in graduate school at Mary Baldwin University. Brett Sullivan Santry, Harper York, and Katie Crandol became friends in graduate school, and in 2013, the trio of… Read More ›
Proof
Psychological disintegration, particularly the sort that centers around visitations from unseen persons and family members, is often a challenging theme to articulate and present on stage. Embellishments, delicacies of language, sensitive interactions, and authenticity of representation are at stake in… Read More ›
Little Lake Prepares for a Paramount 69th Season!
In this year’s 69th season, Little Lake Theatre Company is ready to delight audiences with incredible local talent. Since its founding in the spring of 1949 by Edith Disney and her son Will, Little Lake has been a theatrical gem… Read More ›
Student-Run Red Masquers to Push Boundaries in Upcoming Season
Red Masquers, Duquesne University’s theater program and Pittsburgh’s longest running amateur theater begins a new season this fall with a host of new productions. Besides several brand new student productions, the theater will be putting on several notable contemporary plays,… Read More ›
