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The cast of City Theatre's "The Rivers Don't Know" includes members of local refugee communities.
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On today’s program: Michael Nordwall, the new special agent in charge at the FBI Pittsburgh Field Office lays out his priorities to address drugs, cybercrime and domestic terrorism in the role; City Theatre’s associate artistic director Clare Drobot previews the company’s 2021-2022 season of in-person performances; and the history of how parts of the city’s riverfronts transformed from railroads supporting steel mills to pedestrian trails.
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On today's program: A new doula program, launched at the beginning of the pandemic, is helping moms throughout their pregnancy with in-person and virtual…
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Pittsburgh’s newest Christmas-themed show is a sequel of sorts. “Claws Out: A Holiday Drag Musical” was inspired by “Santa’s TED Talk,” a short,…
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Labor Day heralds the start of the fall arts season in Pittsburgh. And in any other year, theater companies, dance troupes and other performing-arts…
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On today's program: First-term state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta speaks at the Democratic National Convention; arts groups in Pittsburgh reimagine their…
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For its newest grant program, one of the region’s biggest arts-and-culture funders had allocated $2.5 million. But after winnowing the original pool of 44…
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What first got Lauren Yee was the music.It was several years ago, in San Diego, that the up-and-coming playwright initially experienced Dengue Fever, a…
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In the past half-century, Pittsburgh theater hasn’t seen many actors dominate local stages for as long as Bingo O’Malley did. From the mid-1970s into the…
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The school-to-prison pipeline is the inspiration for a new show at Pittsburgh's City Theatre. Obie award-winning playwright Dominque Morisseau wrote…