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Through the lens of Lewis Hine, America confronts its past

As the nation marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence this year, it is important not only to understand where we are and what brought us here, but also to consider from whence we came. That perspective informs The Frick Pittsburgh’s decision to ...

City Theatre is presenting “Eureka Day”

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 ...

Old Time Fiddlers kick off 2026 season

The Old Time Fiddlers of Western Pennsylvania will be having its first jamboree Sunday at Fiddlers’ Hall at the Fayette County Fairgrounds in Dunbar. The program will kick off with the house band at 1:30 p.m. It will be followed by an open mic session. Then, at 3 p.m., the guest band will ...

Murder, media and mayhem: ‘Chicago’ comes to the Benedum

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 ...

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre announces 2026-27 season

The 2026-2027 season of Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre (PBT) will feature four full-length story ballets and one mixed-repertoire program. Titled “Escape Into Wonder,” the season will include family-friendly productions, world premieres and works by acclaimed choreographers. The ...