2026

The Smuggler by Ronán Noone

2025

First Lady by Sedef Ecer, translation by Amelia Parenteau- Directed by Adil Mansoor

Miss Julie by August Strindberg, Adapation by Amy Ng- Directed by Elizabeth Elias Huffman

2024

Andy Warhol’s Tomato: Vince Melocchi- Directed by Elizabeth Elias Huffman

What do I Wear? 2500 Years of Fashion in Theatre- Fundraiser- Directed and Curated by Elizabeth Elias Huffman

2022- On Hiatus

2021

As You Like It by William Shakespeare

Endgame by Samuel Beckett

2019-2020

"The Woman in Black" by Stephen Mallatratt

A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare

Radio Drama: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll by Robert Louis Stevenson

Radio Drama: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

2018-2019

Play With PICT (fundraiser) 

The Old Curiosity Shop – Adapted by Alan  Stanford from the novel by Charles Dickens 

(U.S. Premiere)  

Run the Rabbit Path – Ray Werner (World  Premiere) 

The Heiress – Ruth and Augustus Goetz ----Spring event (fundraiser) 

Bloomsday

2017-2018

Murder at the Craft House: Who Killed Alan  Stanford? (fundraiser) 

Romeo and Juliet – William Shakespeare 

Wilde at the Frick: (U.S. Premiere)

In the Company of Oscar Wilde –Alan   Stanford  

The Trial of Oscar Wilde – Merlin Holland 103: Wilde Fairy Tales

Jane Eyre –Charlotte Bronte, adapted by Alan  Stanford 

Bloomsday (Pittsburgh‘s Thirtieth Anniversary)  

2016-2017

Two Tales of Terror – Edgar Allan Poe, adapted  for the stage by Alan Stanford (World Premiere)

The TellTale Heart 

The Fall of the House of Usher

Shirley Valentine – Willy Russell  

The Merchant of Venice – William Shakespeare

The Lion in Winter – James Goldman

PICT UnCommon Pleas…The Curse of Hamlet  (fundraiser) 

Oedipus Rex – Sophocles, adapted by Alan  Stanford (World Premiere) 

Sive – John B. Keane (PGH Premiere) 

2015

For the Tree to Drop – Lissa Brennan (World  Premiere) 

PICT UnCommon Pleas…The Tempest  (fundraiser) 

Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in  Paris – Jacques Brel, English lyrics and additional  material by Eric Blau and Mort Shuman (PGH  Premiere) 

How the Other Half Loves – Alan Ayckbourn

Sharon‘s Grave – John B. Keane (PGH  Premiere) 

Educating Rita – Willy Russell  

Oliver Twist – Charles Dickens, adapted for the  stage by Alan Stanford (U.S. Premiere) 

PICT UnCommon Pleas…The Merchant of  Venice (fundraiser) 

2014

PICT UnCommon Pleas…Macbeth (fundraiser)

Blithe Spirit – Noel Coward  

Waiting for Godot – Samuel Beckett 84. Woman and Scarecrow – Marina Carr (PGH Premiere) 

Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards  the Somme – Frank McGuinne (PGH Premiere)

Macbeth – William Shakespeare 

Witches and Wizards (fundraiser)

Great Expectations – Charles Dickens, adapted  by Hugh Leonard (PGH Premiere) 

2013 

Our Class – Tadeusz Slobodzniek (PGH Premiere) 

The Kreutzer Sonata – Nancy Harris (PGH Premiere) 

Lady Windermere‘s Fan – Oscar Wilde  (adapted by Alan Stanford) 

Don Juan Comes Back from the War – Duncan  MacMillan (U.S. Premiere)  

A Skull in Connemara – Martin McDonagh  (PGH Premiere)

PICT Plays…with Mystery and Mayhem  (fundraiser) 

The Crucifer of Blood – Paul Giovanni (PGH Premiere)  

2012 

In the Next Room or the vibrator play—Sarah  Ruhl (PGH Premiere) 

The Pitmen Painters – Lee Hall (PGH Premiere) 

Three Sisters – Anton Chekhov (trans Paul  Schmidt) 

After Chekhov--Two One Acts: 

Afterplay—Brian Friel 

The Yalta Game—Brian Friel 

Funny Chekhov

The Bear – Anton Chekhov 

The Proposal – Anton Chekhov 

On the Evils of Tobacco – Anton Chekhov Drama: A Comedy – Anton Chekhov 

Swan Song – Anton Chekhov 

Ivanov – Anton Chekhov (trans. Tom Stoppard) (U.S. Premiere) 

The School for Lies – David Ives (PGH Premiere) 

2011 

Antony & Cleopatra – William Shakespeare

House – Alan Ayckbourn (PGH Premiere)

Garden – Alan Ayckbourn (PGH Premiere)

The Importance of Being Earnest – Oscar Wilde (U.S. Premiere of Abbey Theatre/Conall Morrison  production) 

Race – David Mamet (PGH Premiere)

The Mask of Moriarty – Hugh Leonard (PGH Premiere) 

2010

Beautiful Dreamers—Martin Giles (World  Premiere Musical) 

Othello—William Shakespeare 

Pinter Celebration:

Hot House (PGH Premiere) 

No Man‘s Land (PGH Premiere) 

One Acts: 

Celebration (PGH Premiere) 

The Room

Betrayal

The Dumb Waiter

Hobson‘s Choice—Harold Brighouse 

2009

Rock n Roll – Tom Stoppard (PGH Premiere)

What the Butler Saw – Joe Orton 

Doubt – John Patrick Shanley 

The History Boys – Alan Bennett (PGH Premiere) 

Crime & Punishment – Fyodor Dostoevsky,  adapted by Marilyn Campbell and Curt Columbus  (PGH Premiere) 

Jane Eyre – Charlotte Bronte, adapted by Alan  Stanford (PGH Premiere) 

2008

King Lear – William Shakespeare 

An Ideal Husband – Oscar Wilde 

Wilde Tales (children‘s theatre) (World  Premiere) 

Salome – Oscar Wilde 

Playboy of the Western World – J.M. Synge

The Synge Cycle- One Acts (World Premiere of  When the Moon Has Set))

In the Company of Oscar Wilde - (fundraiser)

Dublin Carol – Conor McPherson (PGH Premiere) 

St. Nicholas (PGH Premiere) 

At Liberty with Elaine Strich (fundraiser) 

2005

Julius Caesar – William Shakespeare

Stuff Happens – David Hare (PGH Premiere)

The Empire Series

Via Dolorosa – by David Hare (PGH Premiere)  

Nine Parts of Desire – by Heather Raffo  (PGH Premiere) 

Mabou Mines, Finn – by Jocelyn Clarke 

Hedda Gabler – Henrik Ibsen, adapted by  Judith Thompson (U.S.Premiere) 

The Lieutenant of Inishmore – Martin  McDonagh (PGH Premiere) 

Private Lives – Noel Coward 

Pride & Prejudice – Jane Austen, adapted by  Jon Jory (PGH Premiere

2006 

The Pillowman – Martin McDonagh (PGH Premiere) 

The School for Scandal – Richard Brinsley  Sheridan 

Boston Marriage – David Mamet (PGH Premiere) 

Endgame – Samuel Beckett 

BeckettFest – Samuel Beckett 

The Shaughraun – Dion Boucicault

2005 

Chaplin – Simon Bradbury (U.S. Premiere)

Henry IV – William Shakespeare 

Heartbreak House – George Bernard Shaw

Stones in His Pockets-Marie Jones

The False Servant – Pierre Marivaux, adapted  by Crinip (U.S. Premiere) 

Henry – Thomas Kilroy, after Pirandello (World  Premiere) 

2004 

A Woman of No Importance – Oscar Wilde 23.

Travesties – Tom Stoppard 

Stones in His Pockets – Marie Jones (PGH Premiere) 

Uncle Vanya - Anton Chekhov, adapted by  Brian Friel (U.S. Premiere) 

James Joyce‘s ―THE DEAD– Richard Nelson  and Shaun Davey (PGH Premiere) 

Ever Yours, Oscar -One Night Only Gala (fundraiser) 

2002

The Gigli Concert – Tom Murphy (PGH Premiere) 

She Stoops to Conquer – Oliver Goldsmith

Aristocrats – Brian Friel (PGH Premiere)

Faith Healer (fundraiser) 

Major Barbara – George Bernard Shaw

Copenhagen – Michael Frayn (PGH Premiere)

Back From The Dead -One Night Only Gala  (fundraiser) 

The Picture of Dorian Gray – Oscar Wilde (World Premiere adaptation by Daniel Frezza) 

2001

Portia Coughlan – Marina Carr (PGH Premiere)

Tartuffe - Moliere 

TONIGHT @ 8:30 – Noel Coward 

The Seagull – Thomas Kilroy, after Chekhov (U.S. Premiere) 

2000

Faith Healer – Brian Friel (PGH Premiere)

Cripple of Inishman – Martin McDonagh (PGH Premiere) 

Henceforward… - Alan Ayckbourn (PGH Premiere) 

The Picture of Dorian Gray – Oscar Wilde (World Premiere adaptation by Daniel Frezza

1999

Racing Demon – David Hare (PGH Premiere)

The Rivals- Richard Brinsley Sheridan

Juno & the Paycock – Sean O‘Casey 

1998

The White Devil – John Webster 

Too Clever by Half – Alexander Ostrovsky

Translations – Brian Friel (PGH Premiere) 

1997

The Constant Couple – George Farquhar 

PAST PRODUCTIONS


What Do I Wear? 2500 Years of Fashion in Theatre
Apr
7
to Apr 13

What Do I Wear? 2500 Years of Fashion in Theatre

Directed By Elizabeth Elias Huffman

PICT’s What do I Wear? 2500 Years of Fashion in Theatre” was held on April 7th at The Studio, Carnegie Library and Music Hall, Carnegie and again on April 13th at the YMCA, Monongahela. Both evenings were a smashing success! Offering delicious buffets, excellent acting, and beautiful period costumes; guests enjoyed a theatrical journey through time featuring sixteen actors performing excerpts, songs, and dances from plays spanning from Greek times up to the 21st century. PICT gratefully thanks our gala committee of volunteers who worked tirelessly to make these events a success.

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