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L) sings of wonders to be had

May Theater Preview: Bases Loaded, You Make the Call

Pittsburgh live theater is loaded with variety this month, so let your gut choose—and we’ll help.

inflamed papa Knut Brovik (John Reilly

April Theater Preview: Updated Classics and Big Prizewinners

What’s new in Pittsburgh live theater this month? Big stuff—and lots of classical old stuff, newly re-imagined.

he's a hot-shot photojournalist

March Theater Preview: Controversy and Conflict

Worlds collide and passions flare in Pittsburgh live theater this month.

left) and Wernher von Braun (David Whalen) see the light. Do they see the tunnel?|Ah

Morality Play: In ‘Some Brighter Distance,’ Who Is Not Guilty?

City Theatre mounts a new play about tough choices and people who find ways around them.

the past speaks to Ciara (Mary Rawson) and Ciara talks back.

February Theater Preview: Dark Side Rising, Sunny Days Ahead

Sometimes you want a walk on the dark side, and Pittsburgh’s upcoming theater schedule has the goods.

there's plenty of that scheduled for Pittsburgh stages too.|Corrie Stallings is Jo in "Little Women" and she plays it big.|This was the Apollo 11 moon shot lifting off. "Some Brighter Distance

Theater Preview For the New Year: Resolve to See More—in January and Beyond

Why is live theater a hot ticket in Pittsburgh? We’ve got three and a half reasons, plus advance peeks at new shows on tap.

L) is looking for happiness and he thinks Doc (Ciarán Byrne) knows where it's hidden.

A Proper Haunting: ‘The Night Alive’

City Theatre brings in a dark Irish comedy, and it’s a Halloween treat with spoy tricks inside.

good things come in pairs. A duo from the famed Nrityagram center brings Indian classical dance to Pittsburgh

October Theater Preview: Time to Double Down

With so many shows to see on Pittsburgh stages this month, why not pick two?

you've just got to sing it.|Carey Van Driest as Helena and Randy Redd as Bob indulge in a weekend of escapism in "Midsummer."|Redd and Van Driest deliver convincing performances in demanding roles.

‘Midsummer’: A Booze-Fueled Caper with Songs, Silliness, and Plenty of Heart

City Theatre’s new play is a ride through the wild side of midlife crisis.

foreground) must explain himself (or himselves) to the Registrar (Cameron Knight).|In "Oblivion

April Theater Preview: Bright Lights, Dark Comedy

Dark humor takes the spotlight at Pittsburgh theater companies in April.

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