2026 Fundraising Challenge
Support PICT theatre by visiting our 2026 Fundraising Challenge page to learn how you can make a difference and help us reach our goals!
2026 Fundraising Challenge Support PICT theatre by visiting our 2026 Fundraising Challenge page to learn how you can make a difference and help us reach our goals!
OUR 30TH ANNIVERSARY
Celebrating 30 Years of Professional Theatre in Pittsburgh
For three decades, Pittsburgh International Classic Theatre has kept the flame of professional live storytelling burning bright in Western Pennsylvania. From our very first curtain call to the thrilling run of Refugee Rhapsody, your passion and patronage have made our stage a vital cultural home.
PICT Classic Theatre was founded as Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre, Inc., in 1996. It was founded in reaction to the closing of the Three Rivers Shakespeare Festival and in order to provide a venue for local artists to perform classical works, a mission that has stayed constant throughout the years.
We are an internationally recognized, 501c (3) non-profit theatre company committed presenting the highest quality productions for the widest audience. Our productions feature innovative, minimalist design, and examine current social issues through the lens of classic text. With over 111 productions in 30-year history, PICT continues to bring beloved works to the stage to approximately 6,000 patrons,
Mission Statement
PICT Classic Theatre’s mission is to engage with, entertain, and serve the Pittsburgh community by examining current social issues through the lens of classic text.
YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of theatre through our diverse and inspiring productions. Your generous donation enables us to create unforgettable experiences, ignite the imagination, and foster a love for the performing arts in people of all ages. By contributing, you're not only supporting talented artists but also enriching lives through the transformative power of theatre. Join us in celebrating this timeless art form and ensuring its continued growth – make a difference today!
Eliza, Doren, and Milia in First Lady
John Pantalano in Andy Wharhol’s Tomato
Michael Trimm in The Smuggler
