Wednesday, February 13, 2019
At The Carnegie Stage, The Word is Mum As In Burger
MUMBURGER
by Sarah Kosar
March 1 - 16, 2019
Tiffany's mum is killed by a Birds Eye truck on the M25. There’s family to call and a coffin to order, but first
she has to talk to her dad – and for some reason that's the toughest thing on her to-do list. Learn more...
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Carnegie Stage - 25 W Main St, Carnegie, PA, (724) 873-3576
ValenTango! Coming up February 18
JOIN Pittsburgh Festival Opera FOR
ValenTango!
A happy hour (or three) full of music and drinks at the Church Brew Works - where sacred meets sexy!
Monday, February 18, 2019 5 pm
Church Brew Works 3525 Liberty Ave Pittsburgh
featuring
Resaca Tango Duo: Tom Roberts on piano with maestro Alejandro Pinzon on bandoneon.
Samplings of Brew Works handcrafted beers. Drink specials and bar menu available.
Raffle prizes.
Spontaneous opera singing.
Suggested donation: $5. Festival Fans come free!
Interested in becoming a Festival Fan? Get the details HERE.
For questions or more information, contact Debra Schurko at dschurko@pittsburghfestivalopera.org.
Tuesday, February 12, 2019
Savior Samuel Now Open
Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company
Tickets now available for the next production!
Savior Samuel
By Mark Clayton Southers
Directed by Monteze Freeland
February 8th through March 16th 2019
At the Trust Arts Education Center, 805 Liberty Avenue
In Savior Samuel, an African-American family is trying to survive in the Midwest circa 1877 when an unexplained event changes their lives as well as those who interact with them.
Savior Samuel is the second of Mark Clayton Southers’ 19th Century series of plays exploring lives and themes of African-American life in the 19th century, following 2014’s smash hit Miss Julie, Clarissa and John. (One critic called that show “a celebration of the enormous and unique power of drama and how a brilliant playwright writing at the top of his game can levitate an audience”!)
Buy Tickets!
Tickets now available for the next production!
Savior Samuel
By Mark Clayton Southers
Directed by Monteze Freeland
February 8th through March 16th 2019
At the Trust Arts Education Center, 805 Liberty Avenue
In Savior Samuel, an African-American family is trying to survive in the Midwest circa 1877 when an unexplained event changes their lives as well as those who interact with them.
Savior Samuel is the second of Mark Clayton Southers’ 19th Century series of plays exploring lives and themes of African-American life in the 19th century, following 2014’s smash hit Miss Julie, Clarissa and John. (One critic called that show “a celebration of the enormous and unique power of drama and how a brilliant playwright writing at the top of his game can levitate an audience”!)
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Have you purchased your tickets yet?
Whether you enjoy sipping cocktails, mingling with friends, or dancing with your honey, this is the event for you. You won't want to miss it!
Tickets are $30 per person or $50 for two, $10 discount when you bring a plus one. This sweet deal won't last forever! Get your tickets today as the price will increase February 15 at
8 am to $35 per person.
Enjoy food, entertainment, and a nature-based craft with admission. Drink tickets will be available for purchase so that you may enjoy beverages from Wigle Whiskey, Helicon Brewing, and KingView Mead.
Purchase Tickets Here
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Monday, February 11, 2019
Prepare to be amazed by Cirque Mechanics
March 2 - 3
Byham Theater
At the center of every circus rests a 42-foot ring full of thrills, laughs and excitement. 42FT – A Menagerie of Mechanical Marvels, is the latest invention from the creative minds of Cirque Mechanics. The shows’ unique mechanical interpretation of the traditional, and its story full of the lore of the historic one-ring circus, create a welcoming place, like a big top, where we can be amazed. The action in 42FT is full of theatricality and a modern sensibility, showcasing a galloping mechanical metal horse and a rotating tent frame for strongmen, acrobats, and aerialists.
WATCH VIDEO HERE
To Purchase Tickets:
Online at TrustArts.org
Call 412-456-6666
Box Office at Theater Square
Groups 10+ Call 412-471-6930
THE RANGOS GIANT CINEMA TO HOST FIRST PUBLIC RUN OF STARZL DOCUMENTARY BURDEN OF GENIUS
CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED FILM TELLS THE STORY OF LEGENDARY PITTSBURGHER
Burden of Genius, a documentary chronicling medical pioneer Dr. Thomas Starzl’s journey into organ transplantation, will have its first public theatrical run at Carnegie Science Center’s Rangos Giant Cinema, Fri.–Thurs., April 12–18.
Considered the “father of transplantation,” Starzl performed the world’s first successful liver transplant in 1967, but it wasn’t until he came to the University of Pittsburgh in 1981 that he perfected what was still considered an experimental procedure and helped what was then a Steel City struggling to reinvent itself become "the transplant capital of the world.” He took what was once thought only the subject of science fiction and turned it into an everyday medical miracle, saving the lives of countless patients and transforming modern medicine.
Burden of Genius has captivated film festival audiences all over the world, winning Best Documentary prizes at the Cleveland International Film Festival and the Raw Science Film Festival in Los Angeles.
The Rangos Giant Cinema is honored to host the first public showings of the film during National Donate Life Month, appropriately in the town Starzl loved so much.
Tickets may be purchased at CarnegieScienceCenter.org.
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