Review: Paragon Theater’s ‘Something Rotten!’ Is Anything But
By JESSICA NEU Something Rotten! is tagged as “the funniest musical in at least 400 years.” Given the sustained, uproarious response from the audience at Paragon’s production last nig…
By JESSICA NEU Something Rotten! is tagged as “the funniest musical in at least 400 years.” Given the sustained, uproarious response from the audience at Paragon’s production last nig…
Announcement of new year-round company includes two productions for first season By SHARON EBERSON The history books will record that Pittsburgh Public Theater and Pittsburgh CLO made it leg…
MARK FLEISCHER AND PITTSBURGH CLO EXIT “It's been an honor to work here. I take a lot of pride in what we've done, and the people I've worked with, the staff, the donors, the crew, but I …
With news about Midnight Radio in 2026, Rage of the Stage Players’ 25th anniversary launch, the new work Andy Malone, Poor Yorick’s season finale, and more. ICYMI MIDNIGHT RADIO X TWO, …
'Hadestown' Screen Splash Is a Sign for U.S. to Pick Up Pro Shot Pace Ancient Greek mythology had a big weekend at the movies, and it wasn't all about "The Odyssey." A lot has been made abo…
'BOOK OF MORMON' BROADWAY STAR KIM EXUM MAKES PITTSBURGH DEBUT AS THE GODDESS OF LOVE IN 'ONCE ON THIS ISLAND' Exum joins her childhood friend Monteze Freeland in the Alumni Theater Company…
Here’s your guide to what’s happening on Pittsburgh area stages this week and through the end of August, from onStage Pittsburgh. Check back frequently as shows are being added regularly…
By JAMES LEWIS Chantal Joseph, the acclaimed jazz and soul vocalist, brought the Stars @ Riverview concert series to a thundering close Saturday evening at Riverview Park. Joseph is wel…
With news about Pittsburgh Playhouse’s 2026-2027 season, PBT’s Ballet Under the Stars, PPTC’s Art of Wise and the Geyer Performing Arts Center Leadership. ICYMI PLAYHOUSE SETS DATES F…
FORGING AHEAD: NEW HAZLETT THEATER REBRANDS FOR THE FUTURE The New Hazlett Theater has appointed Melissa Cardello-Linton as the first Artistic Director in its 20-year history, in conjunctio…
By JESSICA NEU Beginning with a 2022 run at the New York Public Theater, SUFFS, like Six and Hamilton, features fictionalized versions of historical figures. However, instead of Henry …
A CHAT WITH "SUFFS" TONY-NOMINATED DIRECTOR LEIGH SILVERMAN The graduate of Carnegie Mellon’s BFA Directing and MFA Playwriting programs, and an intern for Pittsburgh CLO in 1994 — “W…
Six things to know about the "Suffs" National Tour, presented by Pittsburgh CLO as the Benedum Center July 21-26, 2026.
"THE TEMPEST" DELIVERS QUANTUM MAGIC TO CARRIE FURNACES An event delayed, and delayed, and delayed again serves to build anticipation, so it was with an exhale of relief and exhilaration th…
By HANNAH WING-BONICA If you are into physics, you might be familiar with Gottfried Leibniz’s concept of Force Vive, the squaring of velocity, which opposes Newton’s theory, in which f…
Here’s your guide to what’s happening on Pittsburgh area stages this week and through the end of August, from onStage Pittsburgh. Check back frequently as shows are being added regularly…
ELECTRIFYING "DANNY AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA" As Roberta and Danny, Shannon Donovan and Michael Patrick Trimm provide enough sustained, electrifying performances and raw passion provide enough…
By JESSICA NEU Debuting on Broadway in 1970, Stephen Sondheim’s Company, is one of several musicals that underwent a reimagined revival in the 2010s & 20s. The 2021 reimagining brou…
With news about … Casting for Front Porch Theatricals’ Come From Away and Alumni Theater’s Once on This Island, The Theatre Factory’s farewell to Trafford, and Go See a Show goes on.…
Carnegie-based community theater Stage 62 is returning to the Greer Cabaret for the second straight summer, opening the musical Company this week. The initial move from their home at the And…
Kinetic Theatre’s production of David Mamet’s Henry Johnson marks the play’s Pittsburgh debut. It is also only the third production of the work, following its premiere in Los Angel…
By JAMES H. LEWIS The penultimate concert of the Petite Organ Summer series of Westminster Presbyterian Church featured a selection of liturgical music from the Reform Christian repertoire…
Here’s your guide to what’s happening on Pittsburgh area stages this week and through the end of August, from onStage Pittsburgh. Check back frequently as shows are being added regularly…
ELECTRIFYING "DANNY AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA" As Roberta and Danny, Shannon Donovan and Michael Patrick Trimm provide enough sustained, electrifying performances and raw passion provide enough…
My experience of RealTime Arts’ Equitable Dinner will not be yours. Yet, I can wholeheartedly recommend that you snatch up whatever slots are left for the trifecta of a short play based on…