Here is What’s On Stage in the Greater Pittsburgh area now through the end of February We update our listings daily, so check back for the latest updates. No frills, no fluff, just what, where, when and how to get tickets…. Read More ›
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What’s On Stage Pittsburgh for the week of November 22, 2021 -More Shows Added
Here is What’s On Stage in the Greater Pittsburgh area through the end of February We update our listings daily, so check back for the latest updates. No frills, no fluff, just what, where, when and how to get tickets. Want… Read More ›
What’s On Stage Pittsburgh for the week of November 22, 2021
Here is What’s On Stage in the Greater Pittsburgh area Looking for a holiday gift? We have updated our listing through the end of February We update our listings daily, so check back for the latest updates. No frills, no… Read More ›
“Appropriate”
By Brian Pope Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. The patriarch of a white (usually Southern) family dies. This tragic inevitability sets his family (primarily his adult children) on a pilgrimage to the family estate to root through… Read More ›
Fraught Families in UP Stages’ “next to normal”
By Brian Pope They don’t call it the nuclear family for nothing. Just ask the Goodmans. Dan, Diana, Natalie, Gabe. “Father, mother, sister, brother cheek to cheek.†Or so Diana sings in “Just Another Dayâ€, the opening number of Tom… Read More ›
Recoil
In his 1990 musical Assassins, Stephen Sondheim wrote “It takes a lot of men to make a gun”. In their 2018 production of Recoil, University of Pittsburgh Stages proved that it takes a diverse collection of young actors, a skilled… Read More ›
Winter Preview 2017
A letter from the Editor: Our dearest readers, Winter is only 24 days away and we’re already dashing through Christmas decorations and Cyber Monday sales as 2108 creeps up on us. 2017 has gone fast and we at Pittsburgh in… Read More ›
Collegiate Preview 2017
It’s THAT time of year again ladies and gentleman! Time to settle back into your daily routine of books and classes for some of you, which means, rehearsals are starting soon! If you’ve been with us for a while, you’ll… Read More ›
Resonance Works Presents Verdi’s “Falstaff.”
Resonance Works, collaborating with the University of Pittsburgh Department of Theater Arts, gave the first of two performances of Giuseppe Verdi’s final opera, Falstaff, last night, at the Charity Randall Theater in Oakland. The ambitious project offers an opportunity to… Read More ›
Intimate Apparel
There is a certain added poignancy felt when watching the marvelously, passionately staged work Intimate Apparel at the University of Pittsburgh Stages. Set in New York in 1905 and functioning as a quasi-autobiography of the playwright Lynn Nottage’s own grandmother’s… Read More ›