After a devastating loss, a young man hops aboard a moving train with no clear destination—only to find an unexpected sense of home among the performers of a traveling circus. Hailed as a critic’s pick by The New York Times, the musical “Water for Elephants”—based on Sara ...
PITTSBURGH – The war that brought the United States into being is usually thought of as a valiant effort by men in tri-cornered hats and breeches, wielding muskets in order to escape the clutches of a tax-mad king. It was, like many things in history, a little more complicated than ...
The show that The New York Times called the "funniest play to open all year” is being presented by City Theatre through March 29. “Eureka Day” is about an ultra-progressive California school that finds itself in a bind when a mumps outbreak exposes varying opinions ...
“The Smuggler,” by Irish playwright Ronan Noone, is having its Pittsburgh premiere at the Carnegie Stage in Carnegie starting Friday. It is being presented by Pittsburgh International Classic Theatre, the theater in residence at the Carnegie Stage.. An Irish tale in verse, “The ...
A new miniature landmark has been unveiled at the Kamin Science Center’s Miniature Railroad and Village. The new model of the Presque Isle Lighthouse in Erie is the latest addition to the 83-by-30-foot exhibit that features nearly 60 detailed displays that help to celebrate Western ...
A flick of the wrist, a tip of the hat, elbows snapping into right angles and fingers flaring apart— the musical “Chicago” pulses with choreography inspired by Bob Fosse’s signature style, commanding attention from the moment the curtain rises. The longest-running American musical ...
