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Shows run Wednesday-Friday at 7:30pm, Saturday at 2pm & 7:30pm*
and Sunday at 2pm
*no matinee on Opening Nights
October 30-November 20, 2021
Fred Rogers Studio at WQED
William Shakespeare’s delightful comedy takes us on a journey through love in four different aspects: love at first sight, unrequited love, lustful love, and romantic love.
As our characters get lost in the forest of Arden, mischief, passion, and mistaken identity abound. The perfect show to lift the spirits and open the season! Directed by Alan Stanford
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May 12-28, 2022
Fred Rogers Studio at WQED
Samuel Beckett’s masterpiece of Irish theatre takes the PICT stage this spring starring resident company members Martin Giles, James FitzGerald, Karen Baum & Ken Bolden.
Four characters take shelter from an impending catastrophe outside and not only find themselves stuck in one room, but stuck with each other. Endgame is an exploration of ending – ending life, ending time, and what we find at the conclusion. This wickedly funny and deeply relevant production will be directed by Alan Stanford.
Pay-What-You-Can Previews May 12 & 13, 2022
Please Note: There will be limited seating for this production
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UPDATE: May 18, 2022:
Unfortunately, this production will not move forward this season.
Please see the full press release here.
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New for 2021-2022!
Six thrilling stage readings, presented free to the public!
These are classic stories true of their time and for all time, that celebrate the specificity of the human experience from all over the world and bring the voices & perspectives of women and People of Color to the forefront.
Curated by Sharon McCune, this new series is inspired by the annual reading list published by Hedgepig Ensemble Theatre in Brooklyn, NY, but focuses on classic stories that fit within PICT’s specific mission. All readings will be presented under the beautiful atrium at Rodef Shalom. Seating is limited – reservations encouraged.
Selections for 2021-2022 are:
An Improbable Fiction by James DeVita
Cottagers & Indians by Drew Hayden Taylor
After Independence by May Sumbwanyambe
Rachel by Angelina Weld Grimke
A Bold Stroke For A Wife by Susanna Centlivre
