1300 Bingham Street | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15203 | 412 431 CITY
Tracy Brigden: Artistic Director | Greg Quinlan: Managing Director
Tracy Brigden: Artistic Director | Greg Quinlan: Managing Director
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Sisterama
Audience favorite Kimberly Richards returns as “Sister,” the feisty nun who teaches the audience hilarious catechism lessons. Participation in a must, and every performance is different. If you’ve missed any of Sister’s previous classes, now’s your chance to pick up Pittsburgh’s favorite habit.
Extended by popular demand!
Performances continue through February 21
The Clockmaker
When Frieda brings Heinrich her husband's beloved cuckoo clock to be repaired, they embark on a madcap race against time to solve a mysterious puzzle. Part comic love story, part murder mystery, The Clockmaker was called "charming" and "a delightful shock" by Canada's Globe and Mail. City Theatre presents the U.S. premiere of the newest play by the author of last season's hit, Mary's Wedding.
When January Feels Like Summer
Homeboys become heroes, a gallant garbage man rescues a shopkeeper in distress, Irfan transforms into Indira with the swipe of a lipstick, and unexpected love heats up the new year in this culture-colliding comic whirlwind. A hit at both Momentum 08 and Sundance, When January Feels Like Summer now receives its world premiere at City Theatre.
This world premiere production is funded, in part, by the Edgerton Foundation Fund for New American Plays.
Shooting Star
Elena and Reed were full of peace, love, and homemade soup in the 70s when their relationship bloomed in college, but then they split up and the decades moved on. Now, twenty-five years later, they find themselves in an accidental reunion at a snowed-in airport. She's still the idealistic hippy, but he's gone corporate. Stuck for the night, they unearth past secrets and rekindle their passion, reaching for a second chance, if it hasn't slipped away. The Austin American Statesmen says Shooting Star "elevates ordinary conversation to a kind of music with precise rhythms and exquisitely timed phrases."
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The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead
Everyone has a story about the day Rhonda, a desperate housewife, went berserk at the mall in a raging crime of passion. One actress transforms onstage into all the characters as each new voice reveals more twists to this comic tour-de-force of love, mistaken identity, and revenge. A runaway hit in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and now across the U.S.
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Tickets are available online, by phone at 412.431.CITY (2489) or at the Box Office at 1300 Bingham Street on Pittsburgh’s South Side (Box Office hours of operation vary so you might want to call before you come).
