Mike Vargo
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.
The hills (and valleys) of Pittsburgh are alive with a multitude of great music this month.
Dead presidents? This musical has them, and it’s on the money in ways than one.
PICT Classic Theatre returns to action with a Gothic chiller adapted from two stories by Allan Poe.
Another interesting month for music in Pittsburgh with many Americana music groups and big summer acts starting to come into view.
Pittsburgh live theater is loaded with variety this month, so let your gut choose—and we’ll help.
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