110 stories by "Joshua Axelrod / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette"
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust's 2023-24 PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh season begins Wednesday with "Moulin Rouge! The Musical."
The Greer is still offering Pittsburghers dinner, drinks and a show " just in a much shinier and more streamlined package.
The world premiere of "Something to Live For" will take place Sept. 19 at Downtown's O'Reilly Theater.
Travolta's "Doing Alright" tour is coming to Sewickley's Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center Thursday.
Attendees should be prepared to witness stunts with names like "The Vasectomy Olympics" and "The Epidural Foot Race."
"Corporate America, The Musical" will be performed exclusively on Sunday and Aug. 27 at The Linden Grove in Castle Shannon.
Adam Rapp's Tony-winning play will run Friday through Aug. 26 at barebones' blackbox theater in Braddock.
"What better place than the Carrie Furnaces to deal with the ghosts of our fathers?" "Hamlet" director Jeffrey Carpenter posited.
"Pickles & Giggles" will take place Thursday, while "The Voices at Providence Point" is expected to drop its first episode Aug. 1.
WWE legend The Undertaker will be taking the Byham stage on Nov. 11 to perform his one-man show.
Pittsburghers can catch "The Mandalorian" star Brendan Wayne on Friday at Rivers Casino and Saturday at Eide's Entertainment.
This "Into the Woods" is set to take over Downtown's Benedum Center Tuesday-Sunday.
Their newly announced partnership is designed to strengthen both Pittsburgh's film and theater ecosystems.
TeenyFest kicks off Wednesday and will feature six hour-long comedy blocks comprised of mostly local stand-ups.
The Pittsburgh native's "Black Mona Lisa Tour: Volume 1" will be stopping by Downtown's Heinz Hall Sunday evening.
There is plenty of theater to sample from all around Western Pennsylvania this summer.
Goldsberry will be performing a diverse array of songs Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Heinz Hall.
The guided tour and discussion will take place Thursday, while the "Take Center Stage" gala will be held Saturday.
Tveit will be performing May 3 at Mercyhurst University's Mary D'Angelo Performing Arts Center in Erie.
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"Dear Evan Hansen" will be setting up shop at the Benedum Center from May 2-7.
The next Nerd Nite will be taking place Thursday at Downtown's Rivers Club.
The Post-Gazette caught up with the actors playing sisters Anna and Elsa on the North American tour of "Frozen."
The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star will be stopping by Munhall Saturday on his "Physical Therapy" tour.
Those venues are teaming up to put on four shows in four weekends for just $20.
This Henry L. Hillman Foundation grant is the largest one in the history of the University of Pittsburgh Library System.
