Mike Vargo

' renowned Swedish dancer Yvan Auzely doesn't seem to be going beyond anywhere.||A young Groucho? Nope

September Theater Preview: The Season Takes Off

Don’t get tangled up! Come on out, because live theater is back in full force on Pittsburgh stages.

|Sara Williams (L) and Julianne Avolio know the score in "Girls Only."|That is no June bride; it's Jackie Burns kicking off Musical Month in CLO's "The Wedding Singer."|The Cinderella story: too good to be true? Paige Faure reprises her Broadway title role at CLO.

August Theater Preview: Musicals Take The Spotlight

If you musicals, this is the month to catch them in Pittsburgh, and if you don’t it is the month to try.

seated) stirs a mean brew in "Brewed

July Theater Preview: More than Midsummer Mindlessness

Forget the light and vapid summer comedy. This month features comedies with a bite and a twist.

L to R: Nannette (Cindy Jackson)

Try a Snarly Treat: It’s ‘Brewed’

No Name Players serve up a dark comedy starring six weird sisters.

|Can you hear me now? Tom Lenk sparkles as Alex ... and as Barbra and others.|Alex has a passion for Barbra's "Passion for Design."|Lenk soars into high dudgeon when the drama heats up.

‘Buyer & Cellar’ Frolics through the Underbelly of Fame and Power

The comedy at The Public pits a sensitive young man against a sensational diva.

Attack Theatre is in launch mode at TRAF.|PICT Classic Theatre

June Theater Preview: Try Something Different

While many big theater companies go dark for the summer, it’s the time when smaller companies shine.

but in "Potted Potter

May Theater Preview: Silly Season

Not to complain. Silly is good. And there’s a lot of it on Pittsburgh stages this month.

|Sleep no more! Senhor José has done deeds that torment him.|The godmother (Bridget Connors) has secrets she tries to keep behind her (and that's Cameron Knight as the secrets).

Chiller Theater: Quantum Haunts the House with ‘All the Names’

Quantum Theatre’s new play has dark secrets inside secrets.

foreground) must explain himself (or himselves) to the Registrar (Cameron Knight).|In "Oblivion

April Theater Preview: Bright Lights, Dark Comedy

Dark humor takes the spotlight at Pittsburgh theater companies in April.

while sweethearts Torch and Ray (Laurie Klatscher and Jason McCune

‘Endless Lawns’ Delivers a Four-Ring Circus

Anthony McKay’s “Endless Lawns” packs the stage with cage-match pandemonium—and it’s really about the lawn.

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