Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Park Premiers ‘Shakespeare: This Could Be True’ (Tues., 4/23/24)

April 21, 2024/Rick Handler
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Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Park (PSiP)’s 20th season will open  today with the 11th Annual Week of Will featuring staged readings of  the premiere of Shakespeare: This Could Be True by David “Stoney” Richards. The performances, with four actors, continues through April 26, every night at 7 p.m. For tickets and more information about all the events, visit PittsburghShakespeare.org. Union Trust Building, 501 Grant St., Downtown.

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