Drew Yenchak
Kelley Bowen, left, Amy Landis, Jennifer Tober, Erica Highberg, Bridget Connors and Shirley Tannenbaum all have their eyes on the prize in "Queens."
The women of prime-time drama would have a field day with some of the dialogue in "The Queens," a play that defies conventions despite its hints of Shakespeare and history, although strictly of (Yesterday)
Plaid is back in fashion, but "Forever Plaid" has never gone out of style. (Yesterday)
Tony Tye/Post-Gazette
Rehearsing for their production of "M*A*S*H" are North Hills High School students, from left, John Dummer, Rick Dorsch, Quentin Morris, Logan Farine, Spencer Whale (red shirt), Clayton Theys (standing in rear), Troy Beaudry (printed shirt) and Matt Augustyniak (on floor).
Plays have been a mainstay each spring at local high schools, but fall productions are becoming more commonplace -- and complex. (Yesterday)
Steve Pickering and Robin Abramson deal with an outrage that has been building for 15 years in City Theatre's "Blackbird."
Stage review: Plays have long been the way artists express their concerns with the difficulties of being human. City Theatre's "Blackbird" is one such example. (11/18/2009)
Tom Altany
Liz Chang of Attack Theatre performs in "Incident[s] in the Strip"
Dance review: Attack Theatre is spending a "Year on Wheels" this season, alluding to the company's move to the Pittsburgh Opera in the Strip District. (11/18/2009)