Greg Kerestan
Review: HONKY TONK ANGELS Sing a New-Ish Song at Saint Vincent Summer Theatre
Ever heard the joke about how you know you're old when the songs of your childhood get played in grocery stores? As a lifelong Westmoreland County resident, I've long been a fan of Saint Vincent Summer Theatre.
Review: BEAUTIFUL: THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL at Pittsburgh CLO
Just because the music speaks for itself in this jukebox musical, doesn't mean the stories aren't worth hearing.
Review: FUN HOME Autopsies a Family at Theatre Factory
I've always been a comics guy, ever since I was five years old and discovered my dad's shipping crate full of seventies and eighties cult titles like Howard the Duck and Doctor Strange.
Review: WORKING Mixes Humor and Dignity at Front Porch Theatricals
This Pittsburgh-centric update of the seventies cult musical bridges the gap between the old world and the new.
Review: HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH Absolutely Rocks at City Theatre
The genderqueer indie rock cabaret staple has lost none of its bite, and found two definitive interpreters.
Review: SHUCKED Yields a Harvest of Laughs at Benedum Center
Though the show is (intentionally) corny, there's a lot of heart and humor in this new country musical.
Review: WATER FOR ELEPHANTS Runs Away with the Circus at Benedum Center
If I told you I spent an evening last week watching a surrealist dramedy about performers in a circus run by a needy, codependent and violent ringmaster with bipolar disorder, you'd have two options to choose from.
Review: CHICAGO Brings All That Jazz at Split Stage
Never underestimate the power of hiring the full orchestra
Review: MALCOLM X AND REDD FOXX WASHING DISHES... Cooks Up Chemistry at City Theatre
Unlike most works of historical fiction, the vibes in this new dramedy are so good, you almost don't need the biographical tie-ins at all.
Review: FRONT PORCH CABARET Announces its Biggest Get Yet at Front Porch Theatricals
The only constant is change, as anyone will tell you, and Front Porch Theatricals has always epitomized that.
Review: LES MISERABLES Makes a Triumphant Return at Benedum Center
Amazingly, some things never DO go out of style.
Review: THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW Shakes up the Squares at Pittsburgh CLO
After twenty years as a preeminent Rocky Horror town, the most radical thing you can do with a Pittsburgh Rocky is be traditional.
Review: NOISES OFF Knocks Itself Out at Pittsburgh Public Theater
Michael Frayn's legendary farce returns, in the Public's most go-for-broke physical comedy yet.
Review: FOREVER PLAID Rises from the Grave at Saint Vincent Summer Theatre
Here's a fun fact about me: I have never played one of the Four Plaids, but I have been in many, many productions of Forever Plaid.
Review: SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE Paints a Complex Picture at Front Porch Theatricals
When it comes to Stephen Sondheim, people often have very strong opinions on 'blue-book Sondheim' (the first half of his memoirs is a blue book covering his origins through Merrily) versus 'pink book Sondhiem' (the second half, a pink book, covers Sunday through Bounce).
Review: TO BATTLE Packs a Literal- and Emotional- Punch at Big Storm Performance Company
If you saw Very Berry Dead at Big Storm last year (and I hope you did), you probably had some idea what to expect with actor/writer José Pérez IV's latest show, To Battle.
Review: SEAGULL Updates a Standard at Quantum Theatre
One of the biggest debates in the world of theatre is over the genre of Anton Chekhov's masterpiece of early modernism, The Seagull.
Review: FROZEN Thaws a Disney Classic at Pittsburgh CLO
A refreshingly non-replica production design breathes new life into the sometimes-overexposed property.
Review: A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER Packs Laughs Tight at Theatre Factory
Stripped-down production values but a game cast make the Pythonesque musical fly.
Review: SHOWSTOPPERS Sings the Hits at Saint Vincent Summer Theatre
If any company in the area can be said to have a formula for its seasons, that is a fair assessment of Saint Vincent Summer Theatre's usual years: a farce, a revue of pre-rock songs from stage and screen, and then a Roger Bean style nostalgic jukebox musical.
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