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USE CODE PPTHOLIDAY TO SAVE 30%
It's our biggest sale of the year! From now through the end of Cyber Monday (11/28), use code PPTHOLIDAY and save 30% on stories filled with heart, certain to make you laugh, discover, imagine, and feel connected to the people around you. Save on the following performances:

December 20-23
This theatrical event is selling FAST! It's sure to light up your family’s holiday celebration, complete with an exploding furnace, a tongue stuck to a lamppost, and an iconic "fra-gee-lay" lamp.

February 1-3
Shakespeare moves uptown as our Resident Director Justin Emeka injects this beloved story with new joy, life, and humor inspired by the art and music of the Harlem Renaissance.

March 22-24
Shelby, M’Lynn, Ouiser, Claree, and Annelle join Truvy at her Louisiana hair salon to face life’s trials and triumphs through laughter, tears, and a thick fog of hairspray.

April 26-28
A family’s round-trip road trip from DC to Portland is played out over two generations in this heartfelt & hilarious new work from Lauren Yee, acclaimed playwright of Cambodian Rock Band.

June 7-9
Vanessa Severo is a sensation in this tour-de-force theatrical event that tells the dramatic and colorful story of iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.

Tickets start at just $32 and are available online at PPT.ORG, by phone at 412.316.1600, or by visiting the O’Reilly Theater Box Office.

Booking a group? Discounts for groups of 10 or more are available by contacting Jacob Punturi, Group Sales & Audience Development Manager, at 412.316.8200, ext. 704, or by emailing jpunturi@ppt.org.

*Offer not applicable to previously purchased tickets or in combination with other offers. Subject to availability.
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