624 stories by "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette"
They are dancing, reading, writing poetry, making music and videos, and helping spread fashion.
The annual Pittsburgh Cultural Trust will feature a parade, music, fireworks, theater and more.
A roundup of live music and festive parties.
"I never dreamed a dream that this was actually a dream," said lighting designer Natasha Katz, an inductee at the Broadway ceremony.
Holiday events at the O'Reilly Theater include "Pittsburgh Lights & Legends,"Â a "Christmas Vacation" screening and breakfast with Santa.
From homeless to national television to his own special on BET, comedian Preacher Lawson has been one busy guy.
Since 2015, the foundation has give out grants in twice-a-year cycles totaling more than $5.3 million.
A magic-musical theater show brings Robert Ramirez's endlessly inventive act to Pittsburgh's Liberty Magic through Jan. 5.
The actor is among the celebrity guests at Steel City Con, at the Monroeville Convention Center Dec. 6-8.
"Bound in Before" will debut in the Pittsburgh Playhouse as part of Point Park University's Winter Dance Concert. P
"NOW:PLAYING," opening Saturday at the Kelly Strayhorn Theater, is "very different from anything I've done before," Pearlann Porter says.
After a meeting between students and administrators, the university released a statement that includes a collaborative steering committee.
"A Man of No Importance" in May and "Grand Hotel" in August are the musical theater company's 2020 shows.
"Santa's TED Talk" and "The Santaland Diaries" are at City Theatre through Dec. 22.Â
Pittsburgh Youth Ballet has become Texture Ballet School and is now under the direction of Alan Obuzor.
Students demanding changes involving racial sensitivity and inclusion will meet with the university's president this week.
What will become of Terrence Orr's Pittsburgh-themed "Nutcracker" once he steps down as Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre's artistic director?
What's it like to be seven-time Tony-winner Jamie deRoy? The Squirrel Hill native dishes from her fabulous New York apartment.
Marion McClinton, who collaborated with August Wilson and directed the premieres of three of his plays, died in Minnesota at 65.Â
Reviews of Broadway shows include "Slave Play," "The Height of the Storm," "The Great Society" and "Forbidden Broadway."Â
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."
