Mike Vargo

it's all good on First Night. (photo courtesy of Pittsburgh Cultural Trust)|Upward and onward

First Night Pittsburgh: Rocking Out the Old Year, Rolling in the New

There will be something for everyone and everything for someone at the city’s annual New Year’s Eve party.

bearded) controls the rackets and young folks like the Artful Dodger (Simon Colker

PICT’s ‘Oliver Twist’ Offers a Different Kind of Holiday Punch

A grittier Dickens is on tap this season.

it's "A Musical Christmas Carol

December Theater Preview: Holiday Specials + Year-Round Perennials

This month, Pittsburgh theater fans can see shows that are holiday-themed or not … or try some of each.

what a cute little huggy bear! Smeraldina (Daina Michelle Griffth) takes a hot fancy to Truffaldino (Jimmy Kieffer)

The Public Powers Through ‘A Servant to Two Masters’

Pittsburgh Public Theater serves up a new take on an old comedy classic.

but one point is clear: Eva bears her husband's words and vice versa.|Patel chills down with a favorite person

Introducing a Wacky Good Artist: Hetain Patel

It’s Spidey, it’s kung fu, and in this British artist’s North American debut exhibit at Wood Street Galleries.

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November Theater Preview: Even the Old Stuff Is New

Numerous new and seldom-seen plays are on Pittsburgh’s theater schedule this month.

L) is looking for happiness and he thinks Doc (Ciarán Byrne) knows where it's hidden.

A Proper Haunting: ‘The Night Alive’

City Theatre brings in a dark Irish comedy, and it’s a Halloween treat with spoy tricks inside.

good things come in pairs. A duo from the famed Nrityagram center brings Indian classical dance to Pittsburgh

October Theater Preview: Time to Double Down

With so many shows to see on Pittsburgh stages this month, why not pick two?

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Out of the Shadows: Edward Hopper at Carnegie Museum

“CMOA Collects Edward Hopper” is a small art show that takes you into a big world.

arms raised) has one and Paulina (Gail Novak Mosites

‘The Winter’s Tale’—Shakespeare on Acid, and More

It doesn’t matter if you opera, enjoy Shakespeare, or neither: Quantum’s new opera ivers ‘high art’ for all.

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