Mike Vargo
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.
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.
Summer concerts are now at peak ripeness so indulge.
The David Ives play at The Public is one sexy (and very funny) power trip.