or The Whale has crafted a specialty cocktail inspired by Les Miserables

Looking for a way to add some artsy cheer to your holiday season? We've compiled a list of must-sees before 2020 comes knocking!

Sharon Eberson from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette chats with CMU graduate Joshua Grosso about his early career in Pittsburgh, his experience with the Les Misérables national tour, and more.

Molinaro will be offering a specialty cocktail inspired by A Bronx Tale, showing at the Benedum Center November 19 - 24.

Explore the city while enjoying theater for you and your family with the Children's Theater Series!

Don’t be like Regina George, put down those cheese fries and grab some sushi instead.

Gaelen Gilliland portrays three distinct personalities in the show: Regina George's mother, Mrs. Heron, and Mrs. Norbury.

10 weeks from concept to performance of The Poetry Project: Master of the Macabre, Edgar Allan Poe

The second installment of our Halloween-themed "Art Brings You To Life" film series sees the undead explore the finer points of visuals arts in the Cultural District.

The Sensory Friendly performance of Disney’s The Lion King, proved that the arts can, in fact, be for everybody.

Go on amazing adventures with the EQT Bridge Theater Series. Find out what's coming in the 2019/2020 season.

As we approach fall and prepare to wind the clocks back, you may think it’s time to break out the snuggie pajamas and lock yourself in doors, but never fret! There’s still plenty of free events happening in the ‘Burgh from now until the end of the year.

The Fall Gallery Crawl is the largest of the year — make the most of it with our guide!

A cheat sheet on how to crank up your culture in the 412

Sharon Eberson of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette goes backstage with Spencer Plachy (Scar), Michael Reilly (puppetmaster) and Lindsey Roller (head carpenter).

Getting up close and personal with the Benedum Center's resident star, the grand chandelier.

An interview with Satchie Noro and Sylvain Ohl on the creative process behind Compagnie Furinkaï’s Origami.

At the Byham Theater, a century-old artifact lives amid modern rigging, lighting and sound equipment. The theater's original fire curtain still hangs in the loft — only seeing the light of day once a year.

In honor of National Relaxation Day, we are bringing you a list of inexpensive ways to unwind at home and around the ‘Burgh!

From Gallery Crawl pop-ups to writer’s sanctuaries, there’s something special to be said about Pittsburgh’s alleyways.

Make the most of your Summer 2019 Gallery Crawl night with our hour-by-hour plan.