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Event Calendar
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Beautiful DreamersA co-production with Opera Theater of Pittsburgh in association with The Stephen Foster Museum and Center for American Music. Beautiful Dreamers is an epic human comedy that uses the great songs of Stephen Foster to tell the story of a young man’s journey across mid-19th Century America and into the heart of the American Dream.
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Blue/OrangePICT’s popular play reading series returns with four readings of contemporary plays inspired by Pinter.
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OthelloWilliam Shakespeare’s most gripping and tormenting play, Othello is the story of a soldier propelled into murderous fury by his wife’s apparent unfaithfulness.
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Parlour SongPICT’s popular play reading series returns with four readings of contemporary plays inspired by Pinter.
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Geography of a Horse DreamerPICT’s popular play reading series returns with four readings of contemporary plays inspired by Pinter.
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The Ruffian on the StairPICT’s popular play reading series returns with four readings of contemporary plays inspired by Pinter.
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The HothouseSinister and scathingly funny, this dark comedy unlocks the secrets of a state-run “rest home” where the staff is even more disturbed than the inmates. Written in 1958 and long buried by its author, The Hothouse was not produced until 1980. It is one of Pinter’s best and funniest plays, dealing with the worm-eaten corruption of bureaucracy, the secrecy of government and the disjunction between language and understanding.
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No Man's LandDo Hirst, a wealthy recluse haunted by dreams and memories, and Spooner, a down-at-heels poet, really know each other, or are they performing an elaborate charade?
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The Dumb Waiter & BetrayalPICT’s Pinter Celebration incorporates performances of four of his rarely seen one-act plays, including his chilling first play The Room and the Pittsburgh premier of his final hilarious play, Celebration. These four plays will be performed in two evenings (general admission seating); Program A consists of the Beckett-inspired two-hander The Dumb Waiter and Betrayal, which traces an adulterous affair backwards in time, starting two years after the affair has ended. Program B consists of The Room and Celebration. (The Hothouse and No Man’s Land are part of our main-stage season.) Attendees can see all six Pinter plays in a single weekend, August 12–14 and August 20–22.
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Celebration & The RoomPICT’s Pinter Celebration incorporates performances of four of his rarely seen one-act plays, including his chilling first play The Room and the Pittsburgh premier of his final hilarious play, Celebration. These four plays will be performed in two evenings (general admission seating); Program A consists of the Beckett-inspired two-hander The Dumb Waiter and Betrayal, which traces an adulterous affair backwards in time, starting two years after the affair has ended. Program B consists of The Room and Celebration. (The Hothouse and No Man’s Land are part of our main-stage season.) Attendees can see all six Pinter plays in a single weekend, August 12–14 and August 20–22.
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Pinter Celebration Finale!Our Pinter Celebration will conclude on Sunday, August 22nd at 7 p.m. with a special evening of Pinter poetry and prose performed by (and followed by a discussion with) the entire Pinter company.
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Hobson's ChoiceHenry Horatio Hobson, widower and boot-shop proprietor, is much incensed at the ‘general increase of uppishness’ amongst his three daughters. Relations take a turn for the worse when he accuses eldest daughter Maggie of being past the marrying age.
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