Theater

Blue Oyster Cult Brings “Godzilla” to Palace; “Carmen” Running at Pittsburgh Opera (CPs Sat., 3/21/15)

Blue Oyster Cult, “Carmen,” “Dinah”

“Elemeno Pea” Continues City Theatre Run; Bluegrass Jam w/Shelf Life String Band at Park House (CPs Wed., 3/18/15)

“Elemeno Pea,” Shelf Life String Band, “Young Frankenstein”

kid: Corita Kent's "E eye love" is part of a major exhibit at The Warhol. (Image courtesy of Corita Art Center

Michael Bolton Plays Palace; The Warhol Exhibits the Pop Art of Sister Mary Corita Kent (CPs Sun., 3/15/15)

Michael Bolton, “Someday Is Now: The Art of Corita Kent,” “Wine in the Wilderness”

L) takes a job as personal assistant to super-wealthy Michaela (Kimberly Parker Green)

‘Elemeno Pea’ Digs Into Life’s Elementary Perplexities

City Theatre’s new comedy ‘Elemeno Pea’ offers a take on how both halves live.

Opening Night for demaskus’ “Wine in the Wilderness”; Will Butler of Arcade Fire Plays brillobox (CPs Thurs., 3/12/15)

“Wine in the Wilderness,” Will Butler, Oilers vs. Pens

“Animal Farm” Opens at Prime Stage; Say Grazie for Delicious Italian Fare (CPs Sat., 3/7/15)

“Animal Farm,” Grazie Restaurant, “Ghosts”

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Jefferson Starship Lands at Palace; Rachel B and Billy Castle Play Brew House Farewell Party (CPs Fri., 3/6/15)

Jefferson Starship, Rachel B, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Premieres, History Uncorked, Unblurred: First Fridays, Good Fridays at the Warhol

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

August Wilson’s “How I Learned What I Learned” Opens at PPT; Lights Appears at Mr. Smalls (CPs Thurs., 3/5/15)

“How I Learned What I Learned,” Lights, “Young Frankenstein”

The Lone Bellow Makes Sound at Stage AE; Byham Hosts Ira Glass and the Monica Bill Barnes Company (CPs Sat., 2/28/15)

The Lone Bellow, Ira Glass and the Monica Bill Barnes Company, “Elemeno Pea,” Pittsburgh Playwrights’ Black and White Festival

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.

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