Melinda Helfrich

Art, history, and humanity align in City Theatre's upcoming production of The Guard by Jessica Dickey. Directed by Artistic Director Tracy Brigden, the play will run March 11-April 2 on the Main Stage, continuing the 2016-17 season of new plays. This is the third time Ms. Dickey's work has been produced at City Theatre, following Charles Ives Take Me Home (2013) and The Amish Project (2011). The play features a cast of five tackling ten roles-including appearances by the legendary painter Rembrandt and the epic poet Homer-over three time periods. Tickets are on sale now.

Art, history, and humanity align in City Theatre's upcoming production of The Guard by Jessica Dickey. Directed by Artistic Director Tracy Brigden, the play will run March 11-April 2 on the Main Stage, continuing the 2016-17 season of new plays.

Art, history, and humanity align in City Theatre's upcoming production of The Guard by Jessica Dickey. Directed by Artistic Director Tracy Brigden, the play will run March 11-April 2 on the Main Stage, continuing the 2016-17 season of new plays.

Quantum Theatre's mysterious memory play takes audiences to Rome and beyond in a quest for answers.

British playwright Duncan Macmillan was asked numerous times to adapt Don Juan Comes Back from the Warby Odon von Horvath, and after reading it in the original German as well as a few translations, he felt compelled to accept the challenge. "I thought it was a fascinating play, to take this extraordinary character - the archetypal lover Don Juan - and refract his character through the dark experience of going through the war, and coming back to a war-torn Berlin as an older man, looking for love and redemption." Macmillan's version of the play has only been produced once before, at the Finborough Theatre in London in 2012. Macmillan traveled to Pittsburgh to attend rehearsals and work with director Alan Stanford and the cast for its U. S. premiere. This production will run August 8-31.

PICT launches its 2012 season with the Pittsburgh premiere of Sarah Ruhl's Pulitzer finalist In the Next Room or the vibrator play. The production features Brad Heberlee as Dr. Givings, Megan McDermott as Catherine Givings, Jessica Frances Dukes as Elizabeth, and Melinda Helfrich as Sabrina Daldry. Alan Stanford directs.

The Pretenders & Caborca Theatre will present PEN KNIFE, written by Christopher Richards directed by Javierantonio González, at The Living Theatre, May 6-15, 2010.

The Pretenders & Caborca Theatre will present PEN KNIFE, written by Christopher Richards directed by Javierantonio González, at The Living Theatre, May 6-15, 2010.

The Pretenders & Caborca Theatre will present PEN KNIFE, written by Christopher Richards directed by Javierantonio González, at The Living Theatre, May 6-15, 2010.

The Pretenders & Caborca Theatre will present PEN KNIFE, written by Christopher Richards directed by Javierantonio González, at The Living Theatre, May 6-15, 2010.

The Babel Theatre Project presents the world premiere of, You May Go Now, a new play by 2006 Innovative Theatre Award-Winning playwright Bekah Brunstetter, directed by Geordie Broadwater, which opened September 9 running through September 29 at the 45th Street Theatre.

You May Go Now, a new play by 2006 Innovative Theatre Award-Winning playwright Bekah Brunstetter, directed by Geordie Broadwater, will run September 6-29th. It opens September 9th at 6:30pm at Upstairs at the 45th Street Theatre

The Babel Theatre Project will present the world premiere of You May Go Now, a new play by 2006 Innovative Theatre Award-Winning playwright Bekah Brunstetter

Columbia Stages will present 'As You Like It,' at the Theater at Riverside Church January 24th-27th. Casting has just been announced.