Center Stage
A strong-willed farm woman and a traveling roof thatcher overcome all the odds to find and happiness.
Forget the light and vapid summer comedy. This month features comedies with a bite and a twist.
No Name Players serve up a dark comedy starring six weird sisters.
The comedy at The Public pits a sensitive young man against a sensational diva.
While many big theater companies go dark for the summer, it’s the time when smaller companies shine.
City Theatre’s new play is a ride through the wild side of midlife crisis.
The Pittsburgh Fringe is back for a second year from May 8 to 10, with than 18 events over three days, including musicals, puppetry, magic shows, improv, dance, busking, stand-up and storytelling.
Not to complain. Silly is good. And there’s a lot of it on Pittsburgh stages this month.
Quantum Theatre’s new play has dark secrets inside secrets.
Dark humor takes the spotlight at Pittsburgh theater companies in April.
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