A Fantasy Cabaret, written and performed by Regina Gibson, directed by Stephanie Cunningham
Hilarious one-woman cabaret infused with comedy, storytelling, and famous opera arias of Maria Callas.
Parking is free for most Weekend and Evening performances in the AHN Garage across the street from the theater. For more information, click below.
Witness the 1967 creation in Pittsburgh’s Hill District of Freedom House Ambulance Service – America’s first mobile Emergency Medical Unit.
Written by L.E. McCullough
Directed by Scott P. Calhoon
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A moving story about a teenage girl who uses art to find her voice and redefine her identity after trauma. The play is an empowering testament to resilience and finding one’s voice and strength; it is a seminal performance not to be missed.
Based on the novel by Laurie Halse Anderson
Written by Tammy Ryan
Directed by Dana Hardy |
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Master storyteller Edgar Allan Poe reimagines four classic tales that reveal as much about the nature of horror as they do about the dark genius that created them.
Written by Lawrence C. Connolly
Directed by Art DeConciliis
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Dwayne Dolphin is a jazz and funk bassist who has assembled an All Star group of musicians.
Dwayne has been an adjunct faculty member in Duquesne University’s Jazz Performance Department and currently leads his own band, the Dwayne Dolphin Fo’ Tet, in addition to being a mainstay in Roger Humphries RH Factor.
The group will include:
Orrin Evans, piano – Evans has become the model of a fiercely independent artist who pushes the envelop in all directions.
Jeff “Tain” Watts, drums – Watts has won Grammy awards such as Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Best Large Jazz Ensemble and Best Opera Recording. He has worked with numerous notable musicians throughout his career, including Stevie Wonder, Boyz II Men and Elton John.
Fred Wesley, trombone – During the 1960s and 1970s, Wesley was a pivotal member of James Brown’s bands, playing trombone on many hit recordings including, “Say it Loud, I’m Black and I’m Proud, Mother Popcorn and Hot Pants”, and was a pivotal member of James Brown’s bands.
Parking is free for most Weekend and Evening performances in the AHN Garage across the street from the theater. For more information, click below.
