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Pittsburgh Public Theater cast nails Little Shop of Horrors

Josiah Martin | Arts & Entertainment Editor 02/27/20 This past weekend, on Feb. 23, Pittsburgh Public Theater wrapped up its month-long production of Little Shop of Horrors, the b-movie inspired classic musical from Howard Ashman and Alan Menken. As a Little Shop fan, I was glad to see the show’s classic numbers done justice — but more than anything, I was blown away by the … Continue reading Pittsburgh Public Theater cast nails Little Shop of Horrors

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A Few Good Men lives up to its reputation in Pittsburgh

Colleen Hammond | Opinions Editor 10/10/19 The honor, glory and horrific secret practices of the U.S. military are brought to life in Aaron Sorkin’s thrilling military drama, A Few Good Men. While many feared the Pittsburgh Public Theater’s production could not live up to the 1992 star-studded film, they were immediately proven wrong by the whirlwind of talent on stage. The transition from stage to … Continue reading A Few Good Men lives up to its reputation in Pittsburgh

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Acting August: How I Learned What I Learned makes its Pittsburgh debut

By: Seth Culp-Ressler | Features Editor How I Learned What I Learned, August Wilson’s final play, has at last come home. The Pittsburgh-born, Pulitzer Prize winning playwright’s piece has seen the stage in Seattle, Aspen, Chicago, New York City and Atlanta. But until its opening a week ago at the Pittsburgh Public Theater it had not yet felt the lights of the Steel City. Todd … Continue reading Acting August: How I Learned What I Learned makes its Pittsburgh debut

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