Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Calendar - June/July/August 2012

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pittsburgh international jazzlive festival | A three-day festival featuring national, international, local and emerging artists at more than 30 Cultural District venues and spaces. Visitpittsburghjazzlive.com for more information.Trust Education & Community EngagementLocations throughout the Cultural DistrictSome events are free; others are ticketedAlso June 2 & 3

private lives | Temperatures rise in aFrench hotel when two married couples runinto former mates. After a tempestuous marriage, Amanda and Elyot got divorced.Just a few years later, however, each goes to the altar again, Amanda with Victor, andElyot with Sibyl. Honeymooning at the sameseaside hotel, a shared balcony is the fusethat detonates this sizzling comedy when thenewlyweds discover they have rooms next to

each other. Noël Coward’s masterpiece aboutthe lunacy of love radiates with diamond-bright wit and style to burn.Pittsburgh Public Theater O’Reilly Theater $22–$55 / 26 or younger $15.75Also June 2–3, 5, 7–10, 12–17 & 19–24

gem of the ocean | August Wilson’s“Gem of the Ocean” features the potent Aunt Ester, Wilson’s gatekeeper to the spiritualmatters and hearts of her beloved Hill Districtresidents. When Aunt Ester opens her hometo the troubled Citizen Bartlow, a recentimmigrant from the rural South, a battleensues not only within Citizen, but alsobetween Citizen and Caesar Wilkes, a sternman of the law who is threatened byCitizen’s independence and defiance ofauthority. As Solly Two Kings becomesCitizen’s mentor, Citizen must choose a paststeeped in fear, or a future made gloriouswith destiny and purpose.Pittsburgh Playwrights TheatreAugust Wilson Center $20–$30Also June 2, 3, 8, 9 & 10

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showcase noir: african americanartist and designer market |Celebrates and showcases works for sale by Pittsburgh’s most talented emerging andestablished African American artists anddesigners. Showcase Noir features paintings,sculptures, photographs, fiber art, jewelry and pottery, among other mediums, and is presented as part of the PittsburghJazzLive International Festival and ThreeRivers Arts Festival.Trust Education & Community EngagementCorner of Eighth Street & Penn AvenueNoon–8 p.m. / Free & open to the publicAlso June 3

fascinatin’ rhythm | The PittsburghYouth Symphony Orchestra’s fundraiser features performances by PYSO members, abuffet and auctions. Visit pyso.us to purchasetickets or call 412-392-4872.Pittsburgh Youth Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / 1 p.m. / $60

lidia live! | Critically acclaimed chef, television host and author Lidia Bastianichcooks her favorite dishes onstage while sharingstories of her childhood in Italy, her immigrationto America, how she pursued her passion forItalian food through her career and ultimatelyher newfound love of Italian-American foodand all that it stands for. Trust Guest AttractionsByham Theater / 2:30 p.m. / $38.25–$53.25

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come fly away | Fly to the Moon with Ol’ Blue Eyes! “Come Fly Away” is the newBroadway musical that brings together thelegendary vocals of Frank Sinatra and thecreative vision of Tony Award®-winner Twyla Tharp (“Movin’ Out”). This one-of-a-kindexperience combines the seductive vocals of“Ol’ Blue Eyes” with the sizzling sound of alive-on-stage big band and the visceral thrillof Tharp’s choreography. As 14 of the world’sbest dancers tell the story of four couplesfalling in and out of love, you will experiencethe exhilaration of a first kiss, the excitementof a first dance and the bittersweet momentsof a first good-bye in a world of sparklingromance and astonishing beauty. “Come FlyAway” features a host of beloved Sinatraclassics, including “Fly Me to the Moon,” “My Way,” “New York, New York” and“Witchcraft.” Age Rating: 13+Pittsburgh CLOBenedum Center / Tickets start at $10Also June 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10

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bny mellon grand classics:joshua bell plays brahms |Manfred Honeck, conductor; Joshua Bell, violin. A superb interpreter of RichardStrauss, Manfred Honeck conducts three ofStrauss’s tone poems: “Don Juan,” “Deathand Transfiguration” and “Till Eulenspiegel’sMerry Pranks.” Honeck and the PSO’s recentrecording of Strauss’s “Ein Heldenleben”received great critical acclaim from TheGuardian as “phenomenally played, withimpertinent horn solos, mocking woodwindsand gorgeous, sensual strings.” GRAMMYAward®-winning violinist and Pittsburghfavorite, Joshua Bell, returns for an impas-sioned performance of Brahms’s technicallydemanding Violin Concerto. Bell plays with

the intensity, bravura and joyous rapture thatonly a master violinist can achieve.Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $20–$98 / Also June 9 & 10

9 saturday

bodiography center for movement spring concert | Students fromBodiography Center for Movement take center stage for this special performancefeaturing a new collaboration betweenBodiography and Cello Fury.Bodiography Contemporary BalletByham Theater / 6:30 p.m. / $15.75–$25.75

pride in the street presentsmelissa etheridge in concert |

It’s Pittsburgh’s largest outdoor LGBTparty. For tickets and information, visit

pittsburghpride.org or call 412-246-4451.Delta Foundation of PittsburghLiberty Avenue between 9th & 10th Streets7:30 p.m. / $32 in advance/$45 at gate (spacepermitting) / for ages 18 & older

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pridefest | A family-friendly street festivalcelebrating the local LGBT communitywith more than 120 booths, food

vendors, children’s activities and continuouslocal and national entertainment on two stages. For more information, visit pittsburghpride.org or call 412-246-4451.Delta Foundation of PittsburghLiberty Avenue between 9th & 10th Streets1–6 p.m. / free & open to the public

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sean jones presents…duets:gospel featuring alton merrell& deborah moncrief | Alton Merrell,talented pianist and member of the PittsburghJazz Orchestra, and gospel-singing phenomenonDeborah Moncrief collaborate with leadingjazz trumpeter Sean Jones for a performancealive with jazz and gospel musical styling.August Wilson Center7 p.m. / $25 includes buffet

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a chorus line | The Best Musical. Ever.From the pen of legendary composer MarvinHamlisch comes this Tony Award®- andPulitzer Prize-winning “singular sensation!”This backstage story of 17 aspiring dancerspairs heart-stopping, toe-tapping performanceswith soaring ballads, all against the backdropof the ups and downs of a life in show business. This powerful and emotion-filledmusical is for anyone who has ever had adream and put it all on the line. The iconicscore features such classics as “What I Didfor Love,” “One,” “I Hope I Get It” and more.Pittsburgh CLOBenedum Center Tickets start at $10Also June 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 & 24

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bny mellon grand classics: a grand finale with honeck |

Manfred Honeck, conductor; James Gorton, oboe;Gretchen Van Hoesen,harp; Heidi VanHoesen Gorton, harp.The PSO closes theseason with twomomentous works.The PSO’s Gortonfamily (James, Gretchen

and daughter Heidi) perform an imaginativeconcert piece by Goossens. Honeck continuesthe PSO’s Mahler Cycle with Mahler’s immenselymoving and provocative masterpiece, the SixthSymphony. Last performed with the PSO tenyears ago, this “Tragic Symphony” is an epicwork that will leave you in awe of the sheermusical power manifested by your PittsburghSymphony Orchestra.Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / 8 p.m. / $20–$93Also June 16 & 17

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ARTCITY summer arts program: acting, directing, playwriting |Learn how to create 10-minute plays througha series of daily playwriting classes and exercises in dialogue, character development,dramatic action, structure and theatricality.Acting classes include farce, period and contemporary styles, as well as acting for the camera and stage combat. For studentsin grades 6–8 and 9–12. Register online atTrustArts.org/education or call 412-471-6079for more information.Trust Education & Community EngagementTrust Arts Education Center 805–807 Liberty Avenue Weekdays 10 a.m.–3 p.m.June 18–29 / $250

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under the streetlamp | This popularquartet epitomizes all of the joy, intimacy,and passion of the music of the AmericanRadio Songbook. Thoroughly diverse andinfused with an indomitable spirit, “Under The Streetlamp” is all-American.Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents SeriesByham Theater / 8 p.m. / $32.50–$42.25

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pnc pops!the gershwins — here to stay |Marvin Hamlisch, conductor; Sylvia McNair,vocalist; Kevin Cole, pianist; Ryan VanDenBoom,dancer. It’s a celebration of the great song-writing team of George and Ira Gershwinthat features superb Gershwin interpreter

Kevin Cole andGrammy Award®-winning vocalistSylvia McNair. EnjoyAmerican classics,including “The Man I Love” and “I GotRhythm,” whileviewing exclusivehome movies of theGershwin family. Theperformance also

features the recognizable melodies and dazzling piano solos found in George Gershwin’smasterpiece, “Rhapsody in Blue.” It’s a night of pure Gershwin. Who could ask foranything more?Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $20–$95 / Also June 22, 23 & 24

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delivered | This event features danceperformances celebrating freedom throughpraise and worship, with children ages 2–18performing a variety of dance styles, includingtap, jazz, ballet, hip hop, lyrical and more. Call 412-441-1907 to purchase tickets or to receive more information.Visionary Performing Arts AcademyByham Theater 6 p.m.$15.75–$25.75

august wilson center danceacademy | Under the direction ofFounding Artistic Director Greer Reed, theAcademy offers a variety of dance classesfor children and adults. For more informationemail [email protected] or call 412-338-8730.August Wilson CenterJune 23–July 28 / Classes start at $75

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annie | Leapin’ Lizards — An ExuberantMusical for the Whole Family! Your favoritecomic strip character takes center stage in a charming production of one of the world’sbest-loved musicals! Join the sweet andspunky orphan, Annie, and her adorable dog,Sandy, in adventure after fun-filled adventureon their search for a loving home! This heart-warming family musical is a rambunctious mixof misfits, mutts, menaces and millionaires! A delightfully optimistic musical for the entirefamily, this bright and cheerful score is amusical treasure: “You’re Never Fully DressedWithout a Smile,” “It’s the Hard-Knock Life”and “Tomorrow.”Pittsburgh CLOBenedum Center / Tickets start at $10Also June 30; July 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8

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johnny mathis | Living legend JohnnyMathis returns to Heinz Hall! His singingcareer has resulted in a LifetimeAchievement Awardfrom the Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences and aninduction into theGrammy Hall of Fame.Mathis lends his voiceto great Americanstandards, including“Wonderful, Wonderful”and “Chances Are.” Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Heinz Hall / 8 p.m. / $35–$125 / Also July 1

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reed dance intensive ii | A rigorous,two-week dancestudy with dynamicteaching artists,including membersof the AugustWilson Center’sDance Ensemble,recently namedamong the “Top25 To Watch” byDance magazine.In addition to

technique classes in modern dance and ballet, the course includes master classes in African dance, hip-hop and acting fordancers. For ages 10–14. Register online atTrustArts.org/education or call 412-471-6079for more information.Trust Education & Community EngagementTrust Arts Education Center / 805–807 Liberty Ave. Weekdays 9 a.m.–4:15 p.m. / July 9–20 / $250

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gallery crawl in the culturaldistrict | The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’spopular free arts and entertainment showcase takes place at various galleries and art spaces in the Cultural District.Trust Education & Community EngagementLocations throughout the Cultural District5:30–9 p.m. / Free & open to the public

cosmopolitan pittsburgh 2012 |Come by plane, train or automobile to thebest party of the summer in the CulturalDistrict! Join The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust for its sixth annual fundraising event andenjoy an all-inclusive evening of food, drink,live entertainment and activities. VisitTrustArts.org/cosmo for more information.The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust119 Sixth Street (formerly Bally Total Fitness) 9 p.m.–midnight / Tickets $50 ($40 Trust members); VIP Tickets $100 ($90 Trust members)

fiddler on the roof | A True AmericanClassic! Packed with memorable music, rousingdances and a touch of human wisdom, thislegendary musical is filled with side-splittinglaughter and heartfelt tears! This award-winningmusical captures the colorful story of oneJewish father’s struggle to hold on to hisfamily’s traditions amidst the rebellious anticsof his three independent daughters and theturmoil of an ever-changing world. A richscore, including “If I Were a Rich Man,”“Sunrise, Sunset,” “Matchmaker, Matchmaker”and “Tradition” has touched audiences aroundthe world with its humor, warmth and honesty.Pittsburgh CLOBenedum Center / Tickets start at $10Also July 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 & 22

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the bakerloo theater project |Future Tenant hosts an experimental theaterproject that presents Shakespeare’s “Henry V,”and “Clarissa and Septimus,” an ambitiousadaptation of Virginia Woolf’s “Mrs. Dalloway.”Visit futuretenant.org for more information.Future Tenant 819 Penn AvenueAlso July 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28 & 29

23 monday

green artists: interdisciplinarylearning and art making |This workshop centers on creating artdesigned to help save the Earth. Studentsdraw, build, weave,paint, collaborate and experiment, working with recycledand traditional art materials. For studentsin grades 5–8.Register online atTrustArts.org/educationor call 412-471-6079for more information.Trust Education &Community EngagementTrust Arts Education Center 805–807 Liberty Avenue Weekdays 10 a.m.–2 p.m. July 23–27 / $125

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sunset boulevard | Andrew LloydWebber’s Fiery Story of Love, Fame andHollywood! Liz Callaway stars as NormaDesmond. “Sunset Boulevard” weaves amagnificent tale of faded glory and unfulfilledambition. Having been discarded by TinselTown with the advent of “talkies,” silent


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movie star Norma Desmond longs for areturn to the big screen. By the time shemeets struggling Hollywood screenwriter Joe Gillis, the glitz and glamour of herHollywood life has faded in all but her mind.Their passionate and volatile relationshipleads to an unforeseen and tragic curtaincall, perfectly captured by Andrew LloydWebber’s sweeping score, including “WithOne Look” and “As If We Never Said Goodbye.”Pittsburgh CLO Benedum Center / Tickets start at $10Also July 25, 26, 27, 28 & 29

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the addams family | Direct fromBroadway! The weird and wonderful familycomes to devilishly delightful life in THEADDAMS FAMILY. This magnificently macabrenew musical comedy is created by “JerseyBoys” authors Marshall Brickman and RickElice, Drama Desk-winning composer/lyricistAndrew Lippa (“The Wild Party”), choreographerSergio Trujillo (“Jersey Boys”) and Olivier

Award-winning director/designers PhelimMcDermott and Julian Crouch (“ShockheadedPeter”), with creative consultation by four-time Tony Award® winner Jerry Zaks. This isdefinitely not the same old song and dance.It’s every parent’s nightmare. Your little girlhas suddenly become a young woman and,what’s worse, has fallen deliriously in lovewith a sweet, smart young man from arespectable family. Yes, Wednesday Addams,

the ultimate princess of darkness, has a“normal” boyfriend, and for parents Gomezand Morticia, this shocking development willturn the Addams house downside up. It’s afamily portrait that’s completely off the wall.PNC Broadway Across America-Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh CLO Benedum Center / $22–$71 Also Aug. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12

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strata | Somewhere between truth andfiction, reality and simulation, STRATA is animmersive urban theatrical adventure; ameticulously designed private rite of passagethrough the many layers of the city ofPittsburgh. STRATA was created in collaborationwith lead artist Riley Harmon and ClearStory and in partnership with the PittsburghCultural Trust. Visit bricolagepgh.org for more information.Bricolage Production Company937 Liberty Avenue / $50 advance purchase onlyThrough Sept. 1 / Wed.–Sun.

jazz dance world festival |This international event celebrates theuniquely American art form of jazz dance,with performances by acclaimed dance com-panies from around the world.Co-presented by Giordano Jazz Dance Chicagoand Point Park UniversityByham Theater / Pre-show 6:15 p.m.;Performance 8 p.m. / $45 / Also Aug. 2, 3 & 4

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il divo | Il Divo is Italian for “divine maleperformer.” This popular, multinational operatic pop vocal group was created bymusic manager, executive and reality TV starSimon Cowell.Heinz Hall 8 p.m. / $57.50–$129.50

trespass performance residency |Future Tenant presents its annual contemporaryperformance art forum. Visit futuretenant.orgfor more information.Future Tenant819 Penn Avenue / Also Aug 7–26

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jim gaffigan: the america tour |With his cleverly quiet comedic style, Jim Gaffigan is one of the most populartouring comedians in the nation today. Trust Guest AttractionsBenedum Center / 7:30 p.m. / $40.50–$50.50

augustOnline TrustArts.org

By PhoneBenedum Center, Byham Theater & Cabaret at Theater Square412-456-6666

August Wilson Center412-456-6666 / 412-338-8742

Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall412-392-4900

Pittsburgh Public Theater412-316-1600

In PersonBox Office at Theater Square655 Penn Ave. (between Sixth & Seventh streets)

A service charge is added to phone orders.Ticket sales are final; no exchanges orrefunds. Seats are subject to availability. Ticket availability for some events may have changed since this was printed.

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harris theater809 Liberty Ave. / 412-682-4111 / pghfilmmakers.orgPittsburgh Filmmakers screens independent,foreign and classic films.

art on film series | June 1–9


655 penn avenue between 6th & 7th streets


craft beer school |6:15 p.m. / $25.75 includes presentation, beer samplings & light fare

June0 refresher courseThis is one class you won’t want to skip.Enjoy a summery sampling of craft brewedbeverages thoughtfully selected by Tony“The Beerman” Knipling.

backstage bar at theater squareLive Music / No Cover / Smoke-Free Tues.–Thurs. 5 p.m.–midnight; Fri. 5 p.m.–1 a.m.;Sat. 5 p.m.–2 a.m.; Sun. noon–6 p.m. 412-325-6769 / backstagebar.com

bny mellon jazz presents jazzlive |Enjoy free, live jazz performances by some of the region’s finest musicians outdoors at Katz Plazaevery Tuesday evening from 5–7 p.m. during the summer months. In the event of rain, JazzLiveperformances will be held indoors at the Backstage Bar at Theater Square.

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girls only — the secret comedyof women | Pittsburgh Premiere.A must-see for girls of all ages, “Girls Only — The Secret Comedy of Women” is a comedy about two women discovering theirchildhood diaries and the sweet, awkward,embarrassing and heartwarming stories theyinspire. A combination of sketch comedy,improvisation and musical numbers — with a little audience participation thrown in —“Girls Only” is the perfect way to celebrateall things girly. Don’t miss what the DenverPost calls “truly brilliant!” and The RockyMountain News called “raucously funny!” “I was grinning until my cheeks hurt!” saysWestword.Pittsburgh CLOCabaret at Theater SquareThrough Sept. 2Wed.–Sat. 7:30 p.m.; Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m.; Select Thurs. at 1 p.m.$34.75–$44.75

improv comedy jam | 21+ thursdays / 10 p.m. $3 or free with ticket stub *

salsa fridays | 21+ Fridays / 10 p.m. / $5 or free with ticket stub *10–10:30 p.m. Beginner’s Salsa Dance Lessons

late night cabaret | 21+ Saturdays / 10:30 p.m. $5 or free with ticket stub *visit trustarts.org for information on current Late Night Cabaret shows.

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visual artsall visual arts exhibits are free and open to the public (except where noted)

Wood Street Galleries601 Wood Street (above t-station)Wed. & Thurs. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.; Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

global navigators |Participating artists: Peter Bogers, Mark Boulos,Gerard Holthuis, Folkert de Jong, Geert Mul,Marnix de Nijs, Karen Sargsyan and Guidovan der Werve. As part of The PittsburghCultural Trust’s Distinctively Dutch Festival,“Global Navigators” explores and embodiesfascination with unknown cultures throughvarious media forms and processes. Through June 17

Visit woodstreetgalleries.org for information on upcoming exhibits.

SPACE812 Liberty Avenue / Wed. & Thurs. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.; Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

global navigators |See description under Wood Street Galleries. Through June 17

Visit spacepittsburgh.org for information on upcoming exhibits.

943 Liberty AvenueSat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

path: installation by elin hansdottir | A maze-like installation, incorporating light and space. Through June

707 Penn Gallery707 Penn Avenue / Wed. & Thurs. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.; Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

global navigators |Works by Guido van der Werve. See descriptionunder Wood Street Galleries. Through June 17

commission for treasonousstrategies | This exhibit offers a uniqueperspective of (Re)visionist American history.June 22–Aug. 19

erika osborneAug. 31–Sept. 30

709 Penn Gallery709 Penn Avenue / Wed. & Thurs. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

girls‘n’guns: rachel nieborg andine mulder | The famed “still life” of theOld Masters is reinterpreted by two youngDutch photographers. Part of The PittsburghCultural Trust’s Distinctively Dutch Festival.Through June 17

brian brown: new paintingsJune 22–Aug. 19

rob larsen: roller derbyAug. 31–Sept. 20

ToonSeum945 Liberty AvenueWed. & Thurs. 10 a.m.–3 p.m.;Fri. & Sat. 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Adults/Children 13 & up $5; Children 6–12 $1;Children 5 & Under Free toonseum.org / 412-232-0199

the zany dzigns of diana zThrough June 10

betty boop film festival June 2

care bears: 30 years of caring June 3–Aug. 6

pearls before swine June 22–Aug. 26

care bears birthday ball July 21

August Wilson Center980 Liberty Avenue / Tues.–Sat. 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Free and open to the public. Fee for special exhibits.

strength inthe struggle:civil rights |Photography andother disciplines areused to addressthemes that reflectthe struggle andnobility of local and regional “soldiers” in the fight for civil rights. Through June 30

josh gibson: negro league legend | This exhibit features a 100-yeartimeline and photographs chronicling the lifeand legacy of Negro League baseball playerand legend Josh Gibson.Through June 30

richmond barthé: his life in art |A collection of 50 sculptures by RichmondBarthé, the first modern African Americansculptor to achieve national and internationalcritical success.July 13–Sept. 15

Future Tenant819 Penn AvenueThurs.–Sun. Noon–4 p.m. / futuretenant.org

4 – 0 = 4: paintings, drawings, &device by gabe felice | Gabe Feliceexplores the theory that a thought must, atsome point, manifest into the physical realmthrough an internal belief system of wishes,curses, blessings and subconscious decision-making. Incorporating aspects of magic andpsychic experiment, Gabe Felice invites viewers to unite action with thought in pursuit of greater wisdom.Through June 24

michael benedetti: the imageobsessed: documentationingsfrom under the starless andbible black roof of 315 barnes |Two-dimensional works exploring the relationship between man and machine,comic books and geometry.June 29–July 14

Tito WayLiberty Avenue at Wood St. (behind crazy mocha)

cell phone disco | Visualizes the electromagnetic field of an active mobile phone. Ongoing


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family reading series | It’s a family-friendly summer reading series that exploresselected children’s books and includes inspiringarts and cultural activities. To preregister,email [email protected] 412-338-8730.Saturdays in June / Noon – 1:30 p.m.

august wilson reading roundtable | This highly anticipated readingseries features plays by August Wilson andworks by emerging playwrights. Readersinclude local actors and celebrities, and on

occasion, nationally renowned actors. First Monday of each month / 7 p.m. Free & open to the public

tuesday night book club series |Join writer Dr. Tameka L. Cage for the cen-ter’s free book club. Bring your copy of the book and a brownbag lunch for anengaging lunchtime discussion. The first bookof the series is Alice Walker’s “The ColorPurple.” Visit augustwilsoncenter.org or call412-258-2700 for more information.Every Tuesday during the summer months 7 p.m. / Free & open to the public

academies @ the center | Exploremodern dance, playwriting, visual arts orplaying the piano through introductory workshops. Classes begin in June. Email [email protected] for more information.

offcenter | A series of diverse, spirited,local and national artistic talents held onselect Thursday evenings during the summermonths. Performances vary, and may includespoken word, jazz, dance and film. Some special offCENTER events have a covercharge or will be held offsite.Free & open to the public unless noted Cash bar7/12: Visual Arts 7/19: Theatre Ensemble8/30: August Wilson Dance Ensemble

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for more information:AugustWilsonCenter.org / 412-338-8742

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Season at-a-glance

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Showcase NoirPrivate LivesGem of the OceanGirls Only — The Secret Comedy of Women

JazzLive Festival

Come Fly AwayGirls Only — The Secret Comedy ofWomen

Come Fly AwayPrivate LivesGirls Only — The Secret Comedy ofWomen

Joshua Bell Plays Brahms

Come Fly AwayPrivate LivesGem of the OceanGirls Only — The Secret Comedy of Women

Bodiography Spring Concert

Pride in the Street Presents Melissa Etheridge in Concert

Joshua Bell Plays BrahmsCome Fly AwayPrivate LivesGem of the OceanGirls Only — The Secret Comedy of Women

PridefestJoshua Bell Plays Brahms

Come Fly AwayPrivate LivesGem of the OceanGirls Only — The Secret Comedy of Women

Sean Jones Presents…DUETS

Private LivesGirls Only — The Secret Comedy ofWomen

A Chorus LineA Grand Finale with Honeck

Private LivesGirls Only — The Secret Comedy of Women

The Gershwins — Here to Stay

ARTCITY Summer Arts Program

A Chorus LinePrivate LivesGirls Only — The Secret Comedy ofWomen



ARTCITY SummerArtsProgram

Craft Beer School: Refresher Course

Under the Streetlamp


A Chorus LinePrivate LivesJazzLive


JazzLive


A Chorus LinePrivate LivesGirls Only — The Secret Comedy ofWomen

Private LivesJazzLive

Come Fly AwayPrivate LivesJazzLive

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Pittsburgh International JazzLive Festival

Gem of the OceanPrivate Lives

Lidia LIVE!Showcase Noir Fascinatin’ Rhythm

Private LivesGem of the OceanGirls Only — The Secret...JazzLive Festival



A Chorus LinePrivate LivesGirls Only — The Secret Comedy of Women

August Wilson Center Dance Academy

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Girls Only — The Secret Comedy ofWomen

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Girls Only — The Secret Comedy of Women



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kevin cole

harris theater

bny mellon jazz presentsjazzlive at katz plaza

showcase noir

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Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District

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Fiddler on the RoofReed Dance Intensive IIGirls Only — The Secret Comedy of Women

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Fiddler on the Roof

Reed Dance Intensive II

JazzLive

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The Bakerloo Theater Project

Fiddler on the RoofReed Dance Intensive IIGirls Only — The Secret Comedy of WomenoffCENTER




Sunset Boulevard

Green ArtistsGirls Only — The Secret Comedy ofWomen

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The Addams Family

JazzLive

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The Addams Family


Jazz Dance World Congress

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Annie Girls Only — The Secret Comedy of Women

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Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Calendar - June/July/August 2012