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WerkHorse Comedy aims to highlight diverse voices and showcase comedic talent in the Pittsburgh area. This show's headliner is Brittany Alexis (Pittsburgh Improv, Arcade Comedy). Brittany Alexis is an up and coming comic in the Pittsburgh comedy scene. She has performed on stages across the city including Burning Bridges Comedy Club, the Improv, Arcade Comedy Theater, and the Byham Theater and has opened for the likes of Franqi French. She began her comedy journey to become a better public speaker but fell in love with the craft.

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“Cracking Up” - An evening of jokes, Hollywood stories, and behind-the-scenes tales from some of your favorite (and least favorite!) movies and television shows, starring Emmy Award winner Ed Driscoll   For over 25 years, Ed Driscoll has worked with some of the biggest stars in the entertainment industry. Billy Crystal, Morgan Freeman, Michael Bublé, Justin Timberlake, Dennis Miller, Robin Williams, and Bob Newhart are just a few names from a seemingly endless list. From variety shows, to sitcoms, to movies, to live theater, Driscoll’s been a performer, writer, and producer at the highest levels of his field. Ed’s adventures in Hollywood have equipped him with a vast array of memorable stories. And now, for the first time, he’s ready to share those stories publicly, using his trademark wit, warmth, and impeccable comedic timing.   Driscoll is a master storyteller, weaving tales that don’t just make you laugh ---and they will! --- but stories that take you on a ride, from the ups and downs of life to the highest highs and the lowest lows in the unpredictable world of big-time show business. His show is a master class on the creative process, and the challenges of overcoming obstacles, naysayers, circumstances, and one’s own doubts, in order to achieve success in one’s chosen field.   Whether it’s describing the pressures of performing on national television, the intensity of writing for the Oscars, dealing with critics, or navigating the egos of superstar actors and studio bosses, Driscoll keeps his audience mesmerized throughout the evening.

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Two hearts, fifty years, one compelling story.   February 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21 at 7:30PM and February 15 at 2:00PM.   In an era defined by instant communication, Love Letters feels newly resonant. It reminds audiences that saying everything is not the same as choosing someone. The action will unfold at the intimate Carnegie Stage from February 12-21, 2026. Told entirely through correspondence, the play, follows two people whose relationship unfolds over a lifetime, shaped as much by restraint and timing as by love itself.   Tammy Wyatt, a regular on the professional stage, local film and commercials and Zach Wyatt, a theatre graduate who leveraged his acting skills as a CIA officer (now retired), have a personal connection to the play. “Our relationship started with an exchange of handwritten letters,” said Wyatt. “The play has a message we are delighted to share”.   Love Letters is not about falling in love. It’s about what remains after the choices are made and the years accumulate.   All tickets are $20

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BANG BANG   March 6   The Ultimate Variety Show   BANG BANG is a show-stopping live spectacular delivering powerhouse vocals, dynamic choreography, laugh-out-loud comedy, and nonstop surprises. Blending the glitz of Las Vegas, the intimacy of Cabaret, and the theatrical magic of Broadway, this high-energy production keeps audiences captivated from the first beat to the final bow. Featuring a cast of standout performers, each bringing their own distinctive flair, BANG BANG is an unforgettable entertainment experience—crafted to enchant audiences of all ages and light up any stage. www.ingridullrich.com

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