Mike Vargo
Courtney Barnett, ‘Sleeping Dragon’
A new play adds tragicomic intrigue to Pittsburgh’s theater scene.
Where to find good entertainment cheap—or free—for this tight-budget time of year.
Intriguing musicals and music-infused shows highlight Pittsburgh’s theater schedule at the start of 2020.
The Christmas play at Bricolage is not only a Pittsburgh-ized spoof. It’s compelling theater.
The biggest New Year’s Eve party in Pittsburgh returns with new attractions, old favorites, and plenty of sizzle.
From the traditional to the unconventional, it’s nearly all holiday-themed productions in Pittsburgh theaters this month.
The new play at barebones hits high notes (and a few flat notes) while riffing on subjects from preteen angst to Gandhi as you’ve never seen him.
Andy Warhol grew up as a Byzantine Catholic boy. A new exhibit traces how he carried this through his life, and into art.
Associated Artists’ 107th Annual Exhibition, ‘Forever Plaid’
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