Some students might remember witch trials and hysteria from their high school English class discussions about Arthur Miller’s play “The Crucible.” But Pitt Stages’ production “John Proctor is the Villain” offers a new narrative one filled with feminism, female friendship and pop music, casting the familiar tale in a new light. From Wednesday Oct..
Student actors from Pitt’s department of theatre arts will take to the stage for four productions throughout the fall and spring semesters at the Charity Randall Theater and the Henry Heymann Theater. Here’s a sneak peek at what Pitt Stages has planned for the upcoming year –– and stay tuned for behind-the-scenes reporting, interviews with.
Gabby Janes, the president and artistic director of Redeye Theatre, began her theatrical career at just four years old. Since then, her passion and creativity for theater has steadily grown, culminating in her role at Redeye.
It’s Easter and Passover weekend, as well as the Pirates first home game of the season. Here are some entertaining ways to spend it. A dog-gone good time The Doggie Easter Egg Hunt is from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday at the dog park and north lot at