Pittsburgh Playwrights
Theatre’s 17th season will be available for free. Each filmed production will be accompanied by an artists’ interview pre-show and a watch party on Facebook Live. Reserve seats online at pghplaywrights.org.
”Dear Edwina,” a musical production by California University of Pennsylvania, will be streamed Friday at 7 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m through ShowTix4U. The cost for the stream is $5 plus a processing fee. Visit https://www.showtix4u.com/event-details/50844.
Voices: Celebrating the Beauty and Diversity of America’s Literary Landscape will offer its fourth round of author readings on Thursday, April 22, at 8 p.m. The virtual gathering is hosted by the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg and is designed to celebrate the richness of human lives and stories. The event is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required at http://bit.ly/2021VoicesRegistration.
Design Star: Next Gen Renovates 3 Tiny Houses That Boggle the Mind Design Star: Next Gen Renovates 3 Tiny Houses That Boggle the Mind
With only six contestants left on Design Star: Next Gen, the designers do their best when they re asked to work in an unconventional space.
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It s down to just six designers on Design Star: Next Gen, and the renovation projects are getting more challenging than ever.
In the “Planes, Trains, and . ?” episode of the Discovery+ show, the remaining competitors are split into teams of two and asked to turn highly unexpected spaces into cozy homes.
Meg Loncharic: Former Erieites to appear on HGTV s Home Again with the Fords
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Kevin Kerr and
Jenna Monocello Kerr, who now live and work in Pittsburgh, will be featured in an hour-long episode of HGTV s new home renovation series, “Home Again with the Fords.”
The Kerrs bought a 19th-century three-story Victorian house in Aspinwall, a small borough near Pittsburgh, and had the first floor designed and fully renovated by sibling HGTV duo
Leanne Ford and
Steve Ford. The new show kicked off at the beginning of February, and the Kerrs episode is scheduled to air March 2 at 9 p.m.
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As seen on HGTV’s “Design Star: Next Gen”, designer Tony Allgeier sewing a cover for his repurposed chair.
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As seen on HGTV’s Design Star: Next Gen, host Allison Holker Boss escorts Alora Chateaux (AKA Pittsburgh’s Tony Allgeier) to her lab for a walkthrough.
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Regent Square’s Tony Allgeier and his drag alter ego, Alora Chateaux – are in the race to become the next “Design Star” with the revival of the eight-season HGTV series that ended in 2013.
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This 18th-century Chippendale slant-front desk is the topic of “For the Love of Furniture,” a Dec. 30 online program from The Westmoreland Museum of American Art.
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How much can you say about a desk? Pittsburgh-based designer Tony Allgeier can go on for at least 30 minutes.
Granted, it’s not just any desk it’s an 18th-century Chippendale mahogany slant-front desk that he’ll be examining during an online “For the Love of Furniture” program at 7 p.m. Dec. 30.