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The Sixties were a time of revolutions and experimentation. ‘Hair’ gives a stunning glimpse into that era.
A new play adds tragicomic intrigue to Pittsburgh’s theater scene.
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.
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.
Two celebrated actors and a ghost give the play a steady build towards its climax.
Before the holidays arrive, there’s a wide assortment of interesting shows on Pittsburgh stages this month.
Mozart’s tragicomic classic gets a film noir treatment that sings.
Although the play is based upon a tragic tale, it does have its moments of humor.
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