Fiddler on the Roof is best known for it’s score. Songs like “Tradition,” “Sunrise, Sunset,” “If I Were A Rich Man,” “Matchmaker, Matchmaker” and “To Life (L’Chaim!) make it known all over and now a North American tour visits Pittsburgh.

From October 16th to October 21st the timeless classic, Anastasia returns to The Benedum Center as part of the PNC Broadway Series in Pittsburgh.

The Play That Goes Wrong puts us in the middle of a murder mystery performed by the new group: “Cornley University Drama Society”. In this performance, everything goes wrong that can go wrong and the group does it’s best in every twist and turn.

The 2018 Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts brings thirty companies and artists from all over the world for eight weeks of sights and sounds. 

Rent opened on Broadway in 1996. Rent is the story of seven artists in one unforgettable year exploring their dreams. Rent brings the message of love in a time of fear. These seven artist struggle to keep going without selling out.

The Wizard of Oz is a timeless classic that many have enjoyed. It tells the story of friendship and finding home. 

This year First Night festivities return with the theme Peace, Love, Pittsburgh and the streets will be filled with art, music and amazing festivities. 

Multi-Platinum recording artist Joan Osborne brings the sounds of Bob Dylan to Pittsburgh on September 23rd at the Byham Theater. For the last year she has been touring the country performing this show and has collaborated it into an album that was released on September 1st. 

Party in Pittsburgh that brings back the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s. Dust off the bell-bottoms and tease your hair for PGH Rewind. The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust brings this trip through the decades to the August Wilson Center on August 26th, 2017 from 9:00PM to Midnight.

In the late 80’s a movie came into theaters that made us all fall in love and dance the night away. Dirty Dancing made Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey a household name and introduced a generation to the skirt twirling, basement hiding dance. For some of the generation it was a gripping love story that talked about love, sex and a whole bunch of rock n’ roll.

Nothing says Summer in Pittsburgh like the Three Rivers Arts Festival.  Seriously.  Summer doesn't start in Pittsburgh until we have our local artisans and musicians set up from Point State Park to Gateway Center to various points throughout the Cultural District for over a week's worth of exhibits and performances.  

The August Wilson Center is hosting a ton of great shows this spring and a few of them are part of a great event called Multiple Choice Craft Theater. One ticket price get you a chance to choose between four items for the night.

Among the shocked faces outlined in the audience was gut busting laughter and tears of joy.

From the beginning, the show captures your heart with the main character working as a playwright in London hitting a roadblock in his writing, and looking for inspiration in the beautifully set Kensington Garden.