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‘Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning’: Tom Cruise Accepts the Mission to Save the World

The final installment is jam packed with a big plot and numerous stunts.

Konrad (Jack Wetherall) smokes out any deceptions that Henrik (Sam Tsoutsouvas) believes may have betrayed their life-long friendship.

Kinetic Theatre’s ‘Embers’ Sparks Heated Dialogue

Top-notch actors in a suspenseful, highly-charged play.

PNC Broadway's 'Come From Away' will get your foot tapping at the Benedum Center. (Photo by Evan Zimmerman.)

Theater Guide May ’25: Come One, Come All; Many Stages; Many Choices

This month is chock-full of interesting theatrical productions.

John (Trieu Tran) and Miss Julie (Shelby Garrett) dress formally for the Chinese New Year, yet they have other reasons to celebrate.

PICT’s ‘Miss Julie: A Spectacular Adaptation Set For Now and All Time

New adaptation of the August Strindberg classic in its American premiere.

Kelsea Ballerini performing at the Washington State Fair in 2017. (Photo credit: Jana Beamer and Wikipedia)

Kelsea Ballerini in Concert at PPG Paints Arena; C. Prentiss Orr in Local History Talk at Fort Pitt Museum; Other Arts Fest on Walnut Street (Sat., 4/12/25)

Kelsea Ballerini, C. Prentiss Orr, The Other Arts Festival on Walnut

Spring into action with PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh's "Some Like it Hot,' onstage at the Benedum this month. (Photo by Matthew Murphy)

Theater Guide April ’25: A Month of Theater Picks Worthy of Applause

April serves up a satisfying dish of theater primavera.

Digital duality: Vito Genovese confronts Frank Costello in a diner. Robert De Niro stars as both.

‘The Alto Knights’: Double the Fun, De Niro Drives it Home

Two aging mob bosses battle anew.

Mom Pattie (Laura Woyasz) is pregnant. Aunt Debra (Emily Koch) is a con artist. Kimberly Akimbo (Carolee Carmello) seems fine with that. And Dad Buddy (Jim Hogan) is sober, maybe.

‘Kimberly Akimbo’ Kindles Kudos at PNC Broadway

Something’s Akimbo (and BIzarre) on Broadway.

The five-time Tony Award winning play, 'Kimberly Akimbo,' navigates a young girl's journey through good times and bad with an uplifting effect. (Photo by Joan Marcus)

March ’25 Theater Guide: Timely and Ageless Pittsburgh Theater Makes March Meaningful

Tony winning musicals, timeless classics, and stunning dance productions make for a memorable moth

From Pittsburgh’s Opera’s 2019 production, the merry artists of La Boheme ply their landlord Benoit with drink in hopes he forgets to collect the rent. (Photo by David Bachman Photography.)

No Matter Your Taste, Pittsburgh Opera’s New Season Should Satisfy

Pittsburgh Opera unveils their 2025-2026 season.

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