On April 24, the Prime Stage Theater Company announced the winners of its third annual High School Drama Awards at the New Hazlett Theater. The awards recognize excellence in High School fal…
Opening Friday, April 28th, The Pittsburgh Savoyards Pittsburgh Premiere of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Thespis, or the Gods Grown Old On Mount Olympus, the elderly pantheon of deities complain…
This critically acclaimed 2007 Olivier Award winner for Best New Comedy is a retelling of the Alfred Hitchcock movie, which is a retelling of the John Buchan novel. Prime Stage’s productio…
This year’s Fringe Festival may be modest in scope compared to the pre-pandemic years but there still is a lot going on. Here are two ways to check out the festival. This link gives you al…
Here is onStage’s current listing of upcoming theater, opera, dance, PSO, classical music and chamber music performances in the greater Pittsburgh area. In addition to their performances l…
By Britt Haefeli A stage set with nothing but a single light brown leather suitcase. Strong and bold, demanding questions. Where has it been? Where will it be forced to travel next? Who call…
Set in 1999, Morning Reckoning tells the story of a group of 8th-grade girls who run a fan club for their favorite Boy Band, “Morning Reckoning.” By Jessica Neu Upon entering the Ne…
The mixed repertory program featured two Pittsburgh premieres and one classic, all choreographed by masters of ballet. By Britt Haefeli A classic night at the ballet floats you through stu…
During September, Cleopatra and Antony to play in Pittsburgh’s parks. (Note: This post has been updated to reflect casting changes and cast photos.) PSiP’s 19th season opens with the 1…
Each year partnerships with Prime Stage Theatre and the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh engage the world in education, understanding, and actions against the atrocities of genocide. This year…
In the depths of COVID parenting, a new play emerges about Water, joy, and transitions for young children and their grown-ups. In partnership with The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Hiawatha P…
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s Cultural District gem is one of the country’s only dedicated magic theaters. Liberty Magic keeps the art of conjuring alive and well in Pittsburgh with an…
We’ve all heard the expression “to walk in someone else’s shoes,” which is the ability to understand another’s point of view. Attack Theatre’s latest production, the “Solo Shoe…
By. Jessica Neu On April 24, the Prime Stage Theatre Company will host its third annual High School Drama Awards at the New Hazlett Theater. This unique event recognizes excellence in High S…
By MAC Hoover A parable is a simple story that conveys a more profound, spiritual, or moral message. Beth Corning‘s the fisherman, the Butterfly, eve and her lover- A PARABLE tells the st…
Here is onStage’s current listing of upcoming theater, opera, dance, PSO, classical music and chamber music performances in the greater Pittsburgh area. Simple, easy straightforward- Title…
This year’s Fringe Festival may be modest in scope compared to the pre-pandemic years but there still is a lot going on. Here are two ways to check out the festival. This link gives you al…
By George Hoover, Editor and Publisher The Press Club of Western Pennsylvania has announced this year’s Golden Quill Awards nominations, honoring professional journalism excellence. Sharon…
Here is onStage’s current listing of upcoming theater, opera, dance, PSO, classical music and chamber music performances in the greater Pittsburgh area. Simple, easy straightforward- Title…
The Bach Choir of Pittsburgh ends its 2022-23 season with the music of the great and celebrated British rock band “Queen,” honoring the legacy of Freddie Mercury. The program features s…
Choral Director Craig G. Cannon is preparing diverse concert events with his two choirs as he prepares to retire this May. On Saturday, April 29, at 3 pm, Faith United Methodist Church in …
Mixed Repertory Production Offers Three Remarkable Works at the Benedum Center Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s (PBT) premiere of The Masters Program: Balanchine and Beyond will open on Friday,…
The April Concerts Bring this Masterwork to Fox Chapel, Coraopolis, and Oakland Resonance Works’ tenth anniversary season continues with Bach’s profound Mass in B Minor this spring. Th…
During September, Cleopatra and Antony to play in Pittsburgh’s parks. PSiP’s 19th season opens with the 10th Annual Week of Will on April 23, featuring staged readings of two comedies,…
Each year partnerships with Prime Stage Theatre and the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh engage the world in education, understanding, and actions against the atrocities of genocide. This year…