Step Through the Wardrobe...🚪

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
Presented by Prime Stage Theatre
Mar 3, 4, 10, 11 I 8:00PM
Mar 5, 11, 12 I 2:30PM
On a rainy day in London, four children step through a magical wardrobe and discover an enchanted kingdom filled with fantasy, mystical characters, and suspense.

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Rediscover

Presented by Texture Contemporary Ballet
Mar 17–18 I 8:00PM
Mar 19 | 2:00PM

Texture offers an evening of entirely new choreography! Enjoy an awesome performance, featuring new works that return to Texture's classical roots and reconnect with their long-time musical guests Cello Fury.

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Mar 18 | 4:00PM
Rediscover Children’s Performance consists of excerpts from the full-length production, plus a fun, interactive portion on stage with the dancers for all children in attendance! The event is designed for children ages 10 and under. It is a great opportunity to introduce children to dance as a performing art, enjoy a theater experience, and even learn a dance step or two!

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Painting Lessons
Presented by New Hazlett Theater's CSA Season 10
A New Play by Jasmine Roth
Mar 23-24 | 8:00PM
Mar 24 | 11:00AM
J struggles to accept her father’s death when so much of their relationship feels unresolved. Hoping to hold on to one more minute with him, J dives into a metaphysical cactus garden where she meets her dad for the painting lessons and conversations they never got to have.

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A New World: intimate music from FINAL FANTASY
Presented by AWR Music Productions
Mar 31 | 5:30PM & 8:30PM
Under the direction of Eric Roth, the New World Players chamber ensemble performs exclusive arrangements from throughout the FINAL FANTASY series in the thrillingly personal style of this outstanding musical production.

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Garage Parking
Thanks to a generous partnership with Allegheny Health Network, our patrons have access to a garage right in front of the theater for evening events and weekend matinees.
*The lot closes one hour after the performances.

Street Parking

On-street parking in Allegheny Square is available at no cost after 6pm Monday-Saturday and all day Sunday.

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