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Enjoy Theatre on the Big Screen This Summer!🍿

 

Enjoy Theatre on the Big Screen This Summer!

Point Park University’s Pittsburgh Playhouse is excited to announce two National Theatre Live cinema screenings in the GRW Screening Room this summer: The Playboy of the Western World on July 12 and Les Liaisons Dangereuses on August 16.


National Theatre Live brings acclaimed productions from London's National Theatre and other leading UK stages to cinema audiences around the world, giving Pittsburgh theatergoers the opportunity to experience celebrated performances  without leaving Downtown Pittsburgh. Since its launch in 2009, National Theatre Live has connected millions of audience members to award-winning theatre through its groundbreaking cinema program.


Tickets are on sale now!

Two Acclaimed Productions from the UK! 🍿

Kicking Off Our Breakthrough Sessions Concert Series Next Month!


CASTING CALL: Horror Trivia TV Game Show


Audience Members Needed



A Horror Trivia Game Show is looking for audience members for Thursday, June 25 from 8-11:30 a.m. and/or 11:30-3 p.m., and Friday, June 26 from 11:30-3 p.m. in the PNC Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse at Point Park University.


Audience wanted for a
NEW HORROR TRIVIA TV GAME SHOW Executive Produced by Greg Nicotero (The Walking Dead) and Producer Marty Schiff (Dawn of the Dead, Creepshow), featuring Tom Savini!


Tickets are free for audience members who sign up!

Something Exciting Is Coming


The Pittsburgh Playhouse is getting ready to announce its 2026–2027 Season, and those already part of our Playhouse community will be the first to know.

Current subscribers will receive an advance preview of the season and details about a new, more flexible way to experience everything the Pittsburgh Playhouse has to offer before the public announcement.


The rest of the story arrives soon.


We can't wait to SEE, EXPERIENCE and CELEBRATE with all of you!

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