Winks: a capsule of regional art happenings
University of Pittsburgh at Bradford The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford has announced its schedule of arts performances for the coming academic year: n Oct. 22, hear recording artist and pianist George Winston. He invites audience members to bring contributions to area food pantries for collection at his concert. He will be contributing as well. n Nov. 8, internationally known classical guitarist Sharon Isben will perform. n Jan. 24, in celebration of the Martin Luther King Holiday, hear the Atlanta-based gospel trio D’Vine. n March 24, the Russian National Ballet will perform the full-length ballet ‘‘Sleeping Beauty,’’ with musical score by Tchaikovsky. n April 30, a touring company will perform the Broadway musical ‘‘Bye, Bye, Birdie.’’ All performances will take place in the beautiful and modern Bromeley Family Theater, located in Blaisdell Hall. Curtain time is 7:30 p.m. Those who purchase tickets to both the Winston concert and Russian ballet will receive tickets to
» Full StoryCelebrate treasure that has managed to stay alive
WARREN, Pa. — Next Saturday, the Struthers Library Theatre invites you to celebrate its 125th anniversary with a wonderful gala evening.
The imposing, elegant building, located on a busy intersection in downtown Warren, has accomplished
Dive into live theatre
BUFFALO — Sept. 19 will be this year’s Curtain Up! celebration, an event in which all of Buffalo’s performing theaters are encouraged to have something on their stages. The purpose is to call the attention of Western New York to the size and variety
» Full StoryCanadian festival adds star power to lineup
STRATFORD, ONTARIO — The Stratford Festival is experimenting with star power this year, bringing three actors to their stages who are well known from films and television.
I always see wonderful things, and delight to the finest theatrica
Bard’s play is final CTC production of season
CHAUTAUQUA — It’s hard to believe, but tonight the final production by the Chautauqua Theater Company for 2008 will begin its run in the Bratton Family Theater.
The production will probably be the theater-going public’s favorite play by S
Bard’s play is final CTC production of season
CHAUTAUQUA — It’s hard to believe, but tonight the final production by the Chautauqua Theater Company for 2008 will begin its run in the Bratton Family Theater.
The production will probably be the theater-going public’s favorite play by S