Long after the curtain falls, PICT Classic Theatre will remind you of the moment you first felt the power of a great performance.
EXPECT MORE.
2015: A Place of Saints and Sinners
Where Will You Sit?
For the Tree to Drop
The Downtown Series
For the Tree to Drop
February 19-28
World Premiere | Directed by Alan Stanford
Peirce Studio, Trust Arts Education Center, 805 Liberty Avenue, Downtown Pittsburgh
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Jaques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris
The Downtown Series
Jaques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris
April 29 – May 9
Peirce Studio, Trust Arts Education Center, 805 Liberty Avenue, Downtown Pittsburgh
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How the Other Half Loves
The Mainstage Series
How the Other Half Loves
May 28-June 13
The Henry Heymann Theatre inside the Stephen Foster Memorial, 4301 Forbes Avenue, Oakland
Sharon’s Grave
The Mainstage Series
Sharon’s Grave
July 16-August 8
The Henry Heymann Theatre inside the Stephen Foster Memorial, 4301 Forbes Avenue, Oakland
Saint Joan
The Mainstage Series
Saint Joan
September 3-19
The Charity Randall Theatre inside the Stephen Foster Memorial
The Tempest
The Mainstage Series
The Tempest
October 8-24
The Henry Heymann Theatre inside the Stephen Foster Memorial, 4301 Forbes Avenue, Oakland
Oliver Twist
The Mainstage Series
Oliver Twist
December 3-19
The Henry Heymann Theatre inside the Stephen Foster Memorial, 4301 Forbes Avenue, Oakland
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How the Other Half Loves -
Sharon’s Grave -
Saint Joan -
The Tempest -
Oliver Twist
Video Insights
with Alan Stanford, Artistic & Executive Director
So you get the most out of every performance.
"Good theatre comes from actors sharing experiences over several years."
-Alan Stanford
"In a deeper sense, we at PICT EXPECT MORE from our artists."
-Alan Stanford
PICT Classic Theatre creates a culture of enlightened entertainment by focusing on the three essential elements of theatre: Authors, Actors and Audience.
PICT Classic Theatre was founded as Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre, Inc., in 1996 by Stephanie Riso and Andrew S. Paul.
Join PICT's growing family of audience members who EXPECT MORE.
A Theatre Company of Pittsburgh, by Pittsburgh, for Pittsburgh.
Mark your calendars now for the return of PICT UNCOMMON PLEAS.
A Mock Trial of Prospero and Caliban from Shakespeare’s The Tempest.
Starring Former Governer Tom Corbett as Prospero and Former County
Executive Dan Onorato as Caliban
Accompanied by Howard Hanna Real Estate’s Helen Hanna Casey as Ariel
March 19, 2015, The Duquesne Club at 6:00 pm
25 Sixth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15222
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PICT Educates
PICT’s commitment to education is reflected in the outstanding programming we offer for students and teachers in the Pittsburgh area and beyond. The Learning in Three Acts program gives teachers the opportunity to engage, challenge and entertain their students while connecting them to great works of literature. Our matinee performances bring students to the theatre to experience world-class productions and see how what they read on the page translates to the stage.
