Mike Vargo
The Tony-winning play at The Public offers a gritty/funny lo at the nation’s holiday spirit.
Iranian artist Farhad Moshiri’s “second-generation pop art” generates cross-cultural waves—and casts a dreamlike spell.
Soon it will be time for the Sugar Plum Fairy and Scrooge—but until then, there’s a lot of good non-holiday theater on tap.
Peter Shaffer’s pscho-mystery is played to the hilt by Pittsburgh Public Theater.
How good is the Kander and Ebb musical at The REP? Yep, that good.
The new play at Quantum Theatre is a knockout-aspiring portrayal of reactions to the Rwandan genocide.
The strange comedy at Kinetic Theatre is an unlikely but strong contender for Play of the Year.
The new exhibit at the Warhol Museum is than an art show; it’s psycho-history.
Pittsburgh Public Theater’s latest play is a comedy about the God you’ve always wanted to know.
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