The stage at Heinz Hall will be filled with musicians Saturday for a presentation of “All Rise,” a symphonic work by trumpeter Wynton Marsalis. “All Rise” sweeps through the history of Black music in America, including blues. Swing, spirituals and more. Marsalis will be there, along ...
The stars of “Mutts Gone Nuts: Unleashed!” weren’t discovered in Hollywood—they were discovered in shelters. Once waiting quietly for their “furever” homes, these rescue dogs now leap, dance and steal the show in a high-energy comedy act coming to the State Theatre Center for ...
Anyone feeling nostalgic for the classic story that has spawned generations of fans may want to see “The Wizard of Oz,” coming to Little Lake Theatre starting Thursday and continuing through April 19. The timeless children’s tale aligns perfectly with this year’s theme at the ...
Carnegie Mellon University is receiving a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) to support a theater project expanding access to the arts for deaf communities. The grant, awarded through the NEA’s Grants for Arts Projects program, will support the translation of selected ...
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announced its 2026-27 season last week, and it will include more than 50 live events in Pittsburgh’s Cultural District, with more shows to be announced throughout the year. PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh The 2026-27 PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh season will ...
The boards of the Pittsburgh CLO and Pittsburgh Public Theater agreed to merge last week. The possibility of a merger has been discussed for more than a year, and at one point included the possibility of City Theatre on Pittsburgh’s South Side being part of the consolidation. However, City ...
