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Laurie Klatscher (L) is smokin' in 'The Roommate' at City Theatre, while Tamara Tunie observes. (photo: Kristi Jan Hoover)

March Theater Guide: New Talent on the March

Plays by the new wave of contemporary dramatists highlight this month's theater schedule in Pittsburgh.

History has many faces. So does deception. In Quantum Theatre's 'Chatterton,' actors (L to R) Tim McGeever, Jonathan Visser, and Tony Bingham play key figures in a web of mystery that spans centuries. (Photo: Jason Snyder)

September Theater Guide: Is It ‘Fake History’ or Is It Art?

Plays that re-imagine history are highlights of a loaded Pittsburgh theater schedule this month.

The ingredients are odd but "Waitress" aces the taste test for audiences nationwide.

March Theater Guide: We Are All ‘Multicultural’

Pittsburgh live theater in March includes a bunch of shows that are multi-ethnic, multinational, multimedia, and/or genre-busting.

Scottsboro Boy Haywood Patterson (Tru Verrett-Fleming) has a hard fall.

September Theater Guide: Lean But Keen

September is a sleepy theater month, or is it?

Beth Corning steps to her own drummer and Donald Byrd can’t do a thing about it in ‘What’s Missing?’

March Theater Guide: Choices, Choices

There's mucho variety in March on live theater stages in Pittsburgh.

September Theater Guide: Kickoff Time

September in Pittsburgh isn't just about football—the city's theatre companies open with some highlight-reel plays.

September Theater Preview: The Season Takes Off

Don't get tangled up! Come on out, because live theater is back in full force on Pittsburgh stages.

Channeling August Wilson is Eugene Lee in The Public's 'How I Learned.'

March Theater Preview: Time Marches On

Pittsburgh's live-theater forecast for the month includes the ghosts of the past and the wave of the new.

The Mormon missionaries have their work cut out for them. Left to right: Monica L. Patton, David Larsen, Cody Jamison Strand. "The Book of Mormon" national tour. Photo by Joan Marcus 2014.

September Theater Preview: Does the Past Foretell Our Future?

Pittsburgh's theater calendar for September features a strong and diverse lineup of plays—including several with subjects from the early 20th century.