Mike Vargo
The new Stephen Adly Guirgis play at The Public takes you into a dark-comedy twilight zone.
The ghosts of theater past are made present in revivals and remakes on Pittsburgh stages during November.
This month, Pittsburgh hosts the best in dance (Flo Rida), rock (The 1975), jazz (Esperanza Spalding), and singer-songwriter (Gordon Lightfoot), plus a string of other promising shows.
October in Pittsburgh is so full of live theater that one may hardly know where to start, so why not start with our Guide?
A new play by David L. Williams at Through is a psycho-political art thriller laced with humor.
The Pulitzer winner’s Uganda pictures show children being lifted from a sea of troubles.
September in Pittsburgh isn’t just about football—the city’s theatre companies open with some highlight-reel plays.
Writing off August as a light month for theater would be unwise. The schedule is loaded.
The Summer Company’s revival of William Inge’s “Little Sheba” brings a 1950s hit back home.
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