Pittsburgh Shorts and Script Competition
From November 16-19, the highly regarded Pittsburgh Shorts and Script Competition will showcase 15 blocks of short films including dramas, comedies, and “Chiller Theater” selections at the Harris Theater, with […]
The Flying Dutchman
Every seven years a ghostly ship pulls into port captained by a man known simply as The Dutchman. Condemned to eternally roam the seven seas, only the pure heart of […]
≈[Almost Equal To]
How much do you earn? Who do you serve? In Jonas Hassen Khemiri’s recent play ≈ we encounter a number of people who are colliding with the economy surrounding them.Martina dreams about […]
Carnegie Mellon Wind Ensemble
The Carnegie Mellon Wind Ensemble utilizes a flexible instrumentation of winds, brass, and percussion to perform repertoire from standard concert band works to contemporary compositions of various instrumental combinations. George Vosburgh, […]
Fiddler on the Roof
Set in the little village of Anatevka, the story centers on Tevye, a poor milkman, and his five daughters. With the help of a colorful and tight-knit Jewish community, Tevye […]
CONCERTS ON THE CASAVANT: Donald K. Fellows, Organist
Welcome the incomparable Donald K. Fellows back to the ‘burgh for an exhilarating fall concert. The former St. Paul Cathedral organist and Music Director will present a program of lively […]
A Night of Alternative Indie Rock with The Morning People
In this concert we welcome The Morning People, lead by guitarist and vocalist Marcel Cabrera, for a sneak preview of their upcoming album. With an enticing sound for alternative fans, […]
2023 Come Together Fundraiser: The Clergy Boys
Oh! What a Night! “THE CLERGY BOYS” is a funny, heartwarming musical tribute about 4 good kids who went rogue and became cantors. Join us for Strolling Supper and Cocktails […]
Compline at Heinz Chapel sung by the Pittsburgh Compline Choir
Pittsburgh Compline Choir sings Compline (Night Prayers)
New Exhibition: Fugue State, Paintings by Catharine Fichtner
James Gallery hosts the Opening Reception on Thursday, October 12th, from 5pm-8pm. The exhibition continues through December 8th, 2023. The artist states: “I am interested in memory deficits, personal and […]
Breathing New Life into Forgotten Works with Clarion Quartet & Friends
We are honored to welcome back the Clarion Quartet for the next in a series of stunning concerts honoring silenced composers. Through a yearning to bring justice to creative voices whose works were once banned, the Clarion Quartet is dedicated to providing renewal, hope, and healing through its music and work. The forces of political […]
Carnegie Mellon Jazz Orchestra & JIVE-Carnegie Mellon Jazz Choir
The Carnegie Mellon School of Music Jazz Ensembles explore a variety of jazz genres, from traditional swing to current trends in jazz fusion and jazz chamber music, while also performing jazz classics in a big band style.Mark Snyder, Director of Carnegie Mellon Jazz Orchestra Betsy Lawrence, Director of JIVE-Carnegie Mellon Jazz Choir Cost: Free and […]