Stage review: Lively monster keeps 'Young Frankenstein' afloat
You can see its stitches, it makes some mistakes, and it's a bit off-color. But in the end, it manages to find its humanity.
You can see its stitches, it makes some mistakes, and it's a bit off-color. But in the end, it manages to find its humanity.
Todd Kreidler and Eugene Lee have been at this before, as director and solo artist of "How I Learned What I Learned." But this time is different, special. It's the first time the play will b…
To start a chilly evening, KDKA-TV's Ken Rice, everyone's favorite (and wittiest) emcee, quoted the bard's "King Lear": "This cold night will turn us all to fools and madmen."
How many doors does it take to make it a farce?
As singer-actor Chris Mann sweeps the country in the title role of "The Phantom of the Opera" that opens its national tour here on Wednesday, he's promoting another kind of passion "…
Pittsburgh has joined the growing list of cities saying no to Bill Cosby.
"Boeing Boeing" has landed at CLO Cabaret. Prepare to enter laughing.
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It was good news when the pall lifted from the August Wilson Center, Downtown, but that wasn't really about August Wilson " the center is named for him, but it's not about his work.
Some of the great detectives of page and screen are on the case for "Off the Record XIV: Mysteries of Pittsburgh!" a detective story with clues ripped from the local headlines and dedicated …
Until a few months ago, Ruben Graciani had never been to Pittsburgh. Now he's leading one of the city's pre-eminent performing arts programs.
Pittsburgh Public Theater will open its 40th season with "The Glass Menagerie" to honor the past -- it was the first play produced by the company, on Sept. 17, 1975 -- and to stay …