WET, which has its roots in a UW classroom and became a launchpad for theater artists, has never lost its playful, experimental ethos, including in its new show, "Scrambling the
When people found out Dr. Richard Moriarty was the man behind the Mr. Yuk sticker, they would say how the sticker saved them from drinking something that could have killed them. Or that the 1970s commercial, where a narrator with a menacing laugh warns kids that “Mr. Yuk is mean
Steel Magnolias, a slice-of-life play offering seasonal snapshots of a small group of women in 1980s Louisiana, is playing through April 9 at the Pittsburgh Public Theater.