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Here is the today’s latest theater news compiled by onStage Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Season Premiere with the PBT Orchestra Oct 22 – Oct 24, 2021 at the Benedum Center Pitts…
An award-winning and resonant political thriller Quantum Theatre announced Lucy Kirkwood‘s Olivier Award-winning play Chimerica will be presented at the newly opened Maverick Hotel, for…
Here is what’s on stage in the Greater Pittsburgh area this week through the end of November as compiled by onStage Pittsburgh.  Opening This Week The Other Shoe  | Corning Works | Ne…
Here’s what TheaterMakers were talking about this week from the perspective of Broadway producer Ken Davenport…. (Some links may require a subscription.) 1 – Variety’s Broadway Comeb…
Lights On! in the Pittsburgh Cultural District is spreading fast, from the big theatrical houses to specialty spots like Arcade Comedy Theater. And really, who among us can’t use more laug…
By Bob Hoover City Theatre opened its new season with a raucous, in-your-face company of performers of color that shook the dust off its reopened South Side venue closed during the pandemic …
Here is the latest theater news compiled by onStage Pittsburgh Cultural District / Lights on Pittsburgh Day of Deals / Today Only October 14th Today, Thursday October 14th, the Cultural Dist…
Phillip Winter takes the Art J.Rooney role at the Public’s all new production of The Chief  Eric Bergen opens the Trust’s Cabaret Season  City Theatre gets a makeover By Sharon Eb…
As most of you know, the theater ecosystem for the development of new plays and musicals is a complex process involving may people and organizations that work to bring a new work to life. Wh…
By Sharon Eberson It may seem like a regular occurrence, celebrities from Simone Biles to Jay-Z to Demi Levbato dragging the discussion of mental illness into the spotlight. But we know bett…
Here is what’s on stage in the Greater Pittsburgh area this week through the end of October as compiled by onStage Pittsburgh.  Opening This Week Erich Bergen  | Trust Cabaret Serie…
A reminder, on November 1st, 2021, Pittsburgh in the Round will complete our rebranding transition to On Stage Pittsburgh. To continue to receive the latest theater news, features and show …
Attack Theater didn’t waste any time sharing its new home in Lawrenceville. By J. Vranish, originally published on her blog Dance Currents. Follow her on Facebook at dancecurrents. Loca…
Reviewed by George Hoover Imagine you and your spouse have just taken a long flight to Palm Springs for an anniversary getaway. The kids are away at college, a cool car has been rented, and …
By Sharon Eberson There was a moment during the CBS portion of the Tony Awards, when host Leslie Odom Jr. shifted the focus on the masked audience. The point was: Get used to it. This is…
Musical Theatre Artists of Pittsburgh (MTAP) has announced the rescheduling of the pandemic-delayed Incubator Workshop production of Abduction, a new musical with local roots, running Octob…
We hope you will find onStage Pittsburgh to be more readable and user-friendly as we ramp up more coverage and features on theater in our hometown. Be sure to check out the About onStage P…
Here is what’s on stage in the Greater Pittsburgh area this week through the end of October as compiled by onStage Pittsburgh.  Opening This Week Slow Food | Pittsburgh Public Theate…
Sadie Crow directs And Then There Were None, the theatrical adaptation of Agatha Christie’s novel, at the Little Lake Theatre in Canonsburg. This Broadway and West End three act smash is a…
A reminder- starting on October 1st, Pittsburgh in the Round began transitioning to On Stage Pittsburgh. Please update your browser  to list  www.onstagepittsburgh. and Facebook to follow …
Pittsburgh in the Round is pleased to announce that, effective October 1st, 2021, we are changing our name to On Stage Pittsburgh.  We are making this change for several reasons. First, t…
Point Park University’s Pittsburgh Playhouse hosts a variety of performances in October. The great Arthur Miller confronts the American dream in this dark and passionate tale A View From t…
Throughline Theatre Company, like many theatre organizations since early 2020, has been on a somewhat extended hiatus for a while, but has also taken that time to work toward future seasons …
While the challenges dancers faced in 2020 continue, many of their fall seasons are shaping up to look more like they did back in 2019. By SARA BAUKNECHT  of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette |…
The Pittsburgh Savoyards continue their 84th season of honoring the timeless operatic collaborations of Gilbert and Sullivan by performing Princess Ida, or Castle Adamant. A hilarious tw…
