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Front Porch Theatricals Kicks Off 2024 Season with A…My Name is Still Alice

  The Cast ofA . . .My Name Is Alice Credit: Deana Muro for A...My Name is Still Alice. Front Porch Theatricals (FPT) is thrilled to announce the first show of their 2024 season.. From May 17 - 26 the company will present A…My Name is Still Alice , a musical-sketch revue conceived by Joan Micklin Silver and Julianne Boyd. The production will be directed by Nancy McNulty McGeever, music directed by Douglas Levine and choreographed by Ashley Harmon.   “ A…My Name Is Still Alice is the continued story of the trailblazing women of the 1990's, a time when their careers, clothes, bodies, and families were targeted daily by a deeply sexist society,” said Nancy McNulty McGeever, Director. “Our production takes a light-hearted, humorous look back at those times and at the future they thought could be near. From targeted self-deprecating sketches to poignant ballads of tribulation seven women bring the life and times of the 90's everywoman to the knowing audiences of 2024." 
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TWO WEEKS AWAY! Join Phipps for Celebration Under the Sea

  TWO WEEKS AWAY! Join Us for Celebration Under the Sea! On Thurs., May 30, a premiere party will reunite friends in Pittsburgh’s glasshouse jewel to celebrate the opening of our  Summer Flower Show: Under the Sea  – and welcome the return of our  Butterfly Forest  after a three-year hiatus.  Tickets are limited , so make sure  you book yours before they're gone !  During Celebration Under the Sea, the Conservatory will be alive with  stunning, fragrant blooms, good friends and choice food and entertainment reflecting the whimsical undersea adventure theme of this year’s summer show.  We can’t wait to make this celebration a night to remember — together, let's toast to Phipps’ bright future by celebrating an evening under the sea! Questions?  Contact us at  gdufour@phipps.conservatory.org  or 412-622-6915, ext. 3966. Learn More

Thanks from City Theatre

  THANK YOU for a fantastic 2023/2024 season! From El Salvador to England, to the South Side, to Baltimore, to Iran, thank you for indulging in every adventure with us this season! But there's still more! Pictured: Kimberly Richards. Photo Credit: Portraits by Sean June 6 - 30 SISTER'S SUMMER SCHOOL CATECHISM God Never Takes a Vacation! Written by Maripat Donovan Starring Kimberly Richards It's summer and Sister is NOT happy. It seems the diocese has decided to offer a summer school catechism course for those students who weren’t paying attention all year. Instead of three relaxing weeks at the motherhouse, Sister is stuck with her students this summer! And summer is already rough enough for Sister – try wearing 50 pounds of gabardine in 90-degree heat! Sister will discuss such questions as, "Did Jesus have to go to summer school? Or "What is an appropriate summer vacation for a practicing Catholic?" And she’s sure to talk about the best way to make use of wh

Opera in the Open Air!

  2023-24 SEASON Last year's concert at South Park (Photo credit: David Bachman Photography   Camping Chairs and Coloratura   Grab your picnic blanket! Soak up the sun while enjoying a special, free park concert at the  Hartwood Acres Park Amphitheater  on  Sunday, June 2nd  at  7:30 PM  as part of the Allegheny County Summer Concert Series. This fun, free 90-minute program typically features many of opera's greatest hits, as well as favorite selections from the American songbook as sung by our graduate Resident Artists  Julia Swan Laird ,  Jazmine Olwalia  and  Yazid Gray ! Local food trucks (Bella Terra Vineyards and Hop Farm Brewing Co. craft beer) will be on-site at the concert starting at 6:00 pm.  Performances will take place rain or shine at the open-air amphitheater with no covered seating. No reservation required for this free concert!  Just come as you are and bring some friends! Learn more about the  Allegheny County Summer Concert Series . Black Tie Farmers Market L