Stephanie Kalina-Metzger
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The Golden Girls return with a new twist to the Byham Theater (opens the original)
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What’s old is new again, and as America grays, nostalgia increasingly takes center stage. For those who enjoyed the “Golden Girls” sitcom, which aired on NBC-TV from 1985 to 1992, “Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue” offers a chance to revisit the beloved characters-with a decidedly different twist. The touring stage production will be at Pittsburgh’s Byham Theater this weekend. The larger-than-life personalities of Dorothy, Blanche, Rose and Sophia come alive once again with their signature humo
Justin Willman brings magic and wonder to Pittsburgh’s Byham Theater (opens the original)
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If you haven’t heard of Justin Willman, you may be in the minority. The magician and comedian’s work on Netflix’s “Magic for Humans” and “Magic Prank Show” has generated more than 1 billion views and his fans span all ages. One Netflix review summed up Willman’s target audience quite simply as “alive.” Willman will be bringing his mixture of magic and humor to the Byham Theater Sept. 24 at 7 p.m. as part of his “One for the Ages” tour. Willman has appeared at the White House and on “The Tonight
Behind the magic of the ‘Lion King’ puppetry (opens the original)
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When “The Lion King” takes the stage at the Benedum Center starting next Wednesday, audiences will quickly understand why the production has captivated theatergoers for decades. Beyond the talented singers, actors and dancers are the creative professionals working behind the scenes to bring the spectacle to life. One of those individuals is Michael Reilly, the puppet supervisor who helps ensure that every lion, elephant and giraffe moves with the precision and artistry audiences have come to exp
Greensburg’s Palace Theatre celebrates its 100th anniversary (opens the original)
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This year marks a milestone for Greensburg’s Palace Theatre as it celebrates 100 years of entertaining audiences. The Palace Theatre was purchased in 1990 by the organization that now calls itself the Westmoreland Cultural Trust. The landmark venue first opened as the $750,000 Manos Theatre, delighting audiences with vaudeville acts, silent films and the music of its impressive Wurlitzer organ. Later the theater evolved into a venue for Broadway tours, comedians, concerts and community events. I
Corks and Kegs Festival celebrates a decade of food, drink and entertainment (opens the original)
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The Corks and Kegs Festival has plenty of reasons to raise a toast to its seemingly undying success. Now in its 10th year, the event has grown into a regional destination, attracting thousands of visitors to Hollywood Casino at The Meadows in North Strabane. This year’s festivities will kick off Friday and continue through Sunday. “As we celebrate 10 years of Corks and Kegs, we are incredibly proud of what this event has become and especially grateful for our longstanding partnership with Hollyw
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