Pittsburgh Public Theater opens its 50th Anniversary season with a fresh adaptation of the classic murder mystery, Dial M for Murder, directed by Tony-nominated producer Céline Rosenthal and adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher. This regional premiere explores themes of agency and empowerment as it reexamines the story of Margot, who becomes an active participant in her own rescue. The production runs from September 11 to September 29 and promises a thrilling experience for audiences. Casting announcements will be made soon.
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