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‘Drowsy Chaperone’ Opens at Pittsburgh CLO (Tues., 6/21/22)

'The Drowsy Chaperone'

Melessie Clark and Brenden Peifer's characters are having an interesting conversation in this scene from Pittsburgh Public Theater's production of 'Two Trains Running.'

June ’22 Theater Guide: Pittsburgh Theater Scene Staying Strong into Summer

Several hot productions are happening this month.

Indianola.

Indianola Plays Club Cafe; The Drowsy Chaperone Continues at Little Lake (Thurs., 5/9/19)

Indianola, 'The Drowsy Chaperone,'

Quantum Theatre's industrial-strength 'King Lear,' staged at the Carrie Furnaces, is one highlight of an adventurous month in Pittsburgh theater. Jeffrey Carpenter roars as Lear. (photo; Heather Mull Photography)

May Theater Guide: Adventure Time

Pittsburgh's live theater schedule features many shows that are adventurous. Are you?

Maren Morris at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards in 2017. (photo: Wikipedia and Prbtsubedi12345)

Maren Morris in Concert at Stage AE; Attack Theatre Performing ‘The Rube Goldberg Variations’ (Thurs., 4/25/19)

Maren Morris, 'The Rube Goldberg Variations,' 'The Drowsy Chaperone'

The operatically baffled guy in the center is basso buffo Kevin Glavin. He is the bohemians' landlord in 'La Boheme' at Pittsburgh Opera, and he's learning that the boys do not plan to pay the rent.

April Theater Guide: Let the Sunshine In

Go away, winter gloom: Pittsburgh's theater schedule lights up April with comedy, music, and more.

There are strange things done in the midnight sun, and Gab Cody’s multimedia play "Inside Passage"—a culture-crossing journey to Alaska—appears to be one of them.

Quantum Theatre Premieres ‘Inside Passage’; ‘The Drowsy Chaperone Continues at CMU (Fri., 3/2/18)

'Inside Passage,' 'The Drowsy Chaperone'

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.

Federico Garcia Lorca, assassinated in 1936, left 'The House of Bernarda Alba' as his last play.

Point Park Staging ‘The House of Bernarda Alba’; ‘Drowsy Chaperone’ at CMU (Sat., 2/24/18)

'The House of Bernarda Alba,' 'The Drowsy Chaperone,' Pitt vs. Virginia

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre is presenting 'Swan Lake.' Pictured here is Amanda Cochrane in the dual role of Odette and Odile. Photo by Duane Reider.

February Theater Guide: Full Slate, Cue the Music

Pittsburgh live theater this month includes more musicals than you could shake a stick at—or would want to—plus intriguing non-musical plays.

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