Are Pittsburgh theatergoers ready for plays on racism, aging and LBJ? by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Reviews of Broadway shows include “Slave Play,” “The Height of the Storm,” “The Great Society” and “Forbidden Broadway.” 

Shop Holiday: See It live gifts by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

We’ve got your ticket to live performance gifts, from “The SpongeBob Musical” to Celine Dion in concert to PBT’s “Beauty and the Beast.”

Movies to continue at Harris Theater Downtown despite PCAM layoffs by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh Cultural Trust plans to continue scheduled screenings of movies at Downtown’s Harris Theater 

Is it magic? Is it theater? Robert Ramirez does both by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Robert Ramirez, “The Musical Theater Magician,” blend his two worlds at Liberty Magic, Downtown, from Wednesday through Jan. 5.

Catch up with Billy Porter for Thanksgiving and 'New Year's Rockin' Eve' by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The Tony- and Emmy-winning Pittsburgh native with perform at the Macy’s parade, then host ABCs 2020 countdown from New Orleans.

Theater roundup: 'Dance Nation,' 'Les Mis' and 'Forever Plaid' by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

A sampling of what’s happening in Pittsburgh this week, from Braddock to the Benedum Center.

How will these Broadway musicals play in Pittsburgh? by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

While watching six Broadway musicals in five days, a reviewer asks herself: “How will this play in Pittsburgh?”

From diva to director: Internationally acclaimed Cornetti to lead Pittsburgh Festival Opera by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“Having the opportunity to share my career experiences with Pittsburgh Festival Opera is yet another dream come true,” Ms. Cornetti said.

Point Park cancels musical due to student concerns over racist content by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“Adding Machine: A Musical” was dropped by the dean of the Conservatory of Performing Arts after complaints voiced at a town hall meeting.

Review: "A Bronx Tale" brings some Broadway magic to the Benedum by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Cell phones not welcome in theaters -- unless you can't use them by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

New tech allows you to hold on to —  but not access — your smartphone during live performances.

Barebones steps in a different direction for coming-of-age 'Dance Nation' by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The 2018 play opening in Braddock Friday unleashes the power of tween-age girls in a competitive dance troupe.

Review: An enchanted evening with Telly Leung at the Trust Cabaret by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The CMU grad and star of Broadway’s “Aladdin” returns to Pittsburgh with a jazzy set of Broadway and pop standards.

Review: 'School Girls' teaches consequences of cruel intentions by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Wicked humor punctuates the meanness of judging a girl by her color in the play inspired by “Mean Girls.”

The 'Golden' question: Are you a Dorothy, a Blanche, a Rose or a Sofia? by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

10 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: Oct. 4-6 by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“Off the Record XIX: Heaven Help Us!” pokes fun at the news and newsmakers, and nine other picks to check out this weekend.

Fall arts and entertainment guide: What to do in Pittsburgh this autumn by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh's comedy calendar for the fall season by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Lots of comedians will be visiting town.

Pedestrian corridor on North Side and Artwalk along Allegheny River among pitches for special RAD grants by Diana Nelson Jones and Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Twelve cultural institutions vie for grants from RAD’s new $2.5 million impact fund.  

Pittsburgh Performance Arts Festival moves into Millvale by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Festival is a mix of local, national and international artists.

The best things happening in Pittsburgh this weekend: Aug. 29-Sept. 2 by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Labor Day festivities include the Rib Fest at Heinz FIeld, the Indiana County Fair and the Allegheny County Music Festival and more!.

Theater reviews: 'Greatest Hits' energize Second City troupe at the O'Reilly by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

At the former Lava Lounge South Side, Vigilance Theater welcomes you to an immersive fantasy thriller.

Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival is a rousing trip back in time by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

New this year is the Squire of the Wire and the Vodca Family.

Pittsburgh New Works Festival has a change of scenery in 29th year by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The festival featuring original one-act plays opens Aug. 18 with LabWorks readings, now on the campus of Duquesne University.

Cheers! Ranking by British group puts Pittsburgh as 12th most cultural city for students by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh was 12th in the world, and sixth nationally in the rankings of “most cultural cities for students.”

August Wilson was the blues, and Ma Rainey was his muse by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Former 'Tonight Show' host Jay Leno brings Sept. 19 show to Rivers Casino by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Leno is also a best-selling author of children’s books

Review: Front Porch delivers a sweet beginning to summer with 'Bright Star' by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The Tony-nominated Steve Martin-Edie Brickell musical gets a glowing local production at the New Hazlett Theater.

The best things happening in Pittsburgh this weekend by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

It’s a busy Memorial Weekend with Sandcastle opening, a festival at Kennywood, “Dear Evan Hansen,” concerts and more.

Celebration of Bulgarian culture in McKeesport this Saturday by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

It will be an evening of music, song, dance and food in McKeesport and West Homestead on May 18. 

Hot List: The best of what’s happening in Pittsburgh this summer by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The best of what’s happening in Pittsburgh this summer.