This is an amazing organization that puts on wonderful productions and offers fantastic programming…read morefor kids of all ages! My daughter has participated in several programs here. The week long camp is a highlight of her summer! They dive right into learning Shakespeare, but they also have loads of fun summer games and activities as well. She has also been coached to participate in the Shakespeare competition hosted by Pittsburgh Public. The instructors worked one on one with the kids to hone their monologues and were with them every step of the way cheering them on and coaching them. It was incredible seeing them shine on the competition day! They also host classes and seminars throughout the year for kids of a variety of ages. Their programming is VERY affordable, especially compared to other drama related programs. Watching their productions is always a treat because they usually have unique takes on shows, so even if you've seen a specific play a number of times, you probably haven't seen it like you will at Steel City. I highly recommend either getting involved with education or seeing a performance of Steel City Shakespeare.

I used to regularly attend City Theatre performance but reduced my support over the past few years…read more I won't be going back to any performances at City Theatre until there is a major change in leadership. I saw Hedwig at Greer Cabaret Theatre on Sunday. They changed the script to include Pittsburgh references but decided to leave in the line "and the colored girls sing..." in reference to Lou Reed's song Walk on the Wild Side. There were millions of other lines they could have chosen to reference Rock N Roll culture. Why choose this line? Why have white actors say that line? Regardless of who Lou Reed was referencing in the song, describing people as "colored" has a very specific meaning in the context of the United States history. Furthermore, he has omitted the word "colored" from the song and has other questionable songs in regards to race. City Theatre is comprised of a predominantly white board, white staff, and this show was primarily white actors with a largely white audience. I reached out on Sunday and asked for them to refund my tickets. I have not heard back from them.

We just experienced "Little Women." Wow!!!! So endearing, so well acted; directed; constructed;…read moreand written!!! Get over and see it now. I Graduated in Darma and I got to say,"don't miss it!!!" My only regret is it won't last forever.

This 26 member troupe of performers called the Latshaw Pops Orchestra presents 90 minute shows…read moreregionally and tours the east coast. A swing band with strings, a cast of singers, dancers and featured performers playing the favorite hits of old and new eras and an annual Christmas show. Greensburg's Palace Theatre is home to Latshaw Productions, and brings in artists and self contained acts all year long in addition to its Pops Orchestra.

Geyer is an amazing place to experience live theater and also a wonderful, supportive place to…read moreparticipate in community theater. They offer a variety of programming every year. There are usually several main stage adult musicals and plays every year in addition to two or three children's focused productions. Everyone involved puts their heart and soul into the productions, and it really shows on the stage. You really get an insane amount of value for the price that you pay for tickets (usually around $20). The theater lobby was recently renovated including a much needed redo of the bathrooms. They have a fairly well stocked concession stand that offers a variety of chips, candy and popcorn. In the summer months, they also often serve ice cream in the ed center located next door. Seating is either in the balcony or on the ground level and seats are decently spaced out and fairly comfortable. There is on street parking nearby but also several larger lots within quick walking distance. I highly recommend checking out a performance here. You won't regret it!

I love to support small town performance art centers. This opera house had its beginnings in the…read morefall of 1900, thanks to Andrew Geyer, the designer and builder. 119 years later, the community is still enjoying quality acts and productions. I cannot believe the outstanding level of talent, and entertainment, I have experienced for less than 20.00 dollars a performance. This two- level theater is small, and intimate. Dedicated staff, and volunteers, add their personal touch to help their patrons have an enjoyable outing. Because the theater is small, foot traffic in, and around lobby can get a little tight at times. Especially if ticket purchase, snack counter, and rest room lines overlap. During intermission, it has been a tradition to offer a serving of ice cream in exchange for a small donation. Nice gesture and well-received. I highly recommend taking the time to catch one of their upcoming shows.

CLO Academy is not wonderful. It is okay at best. There are many talented children, The teachers…read moreand staff "favor" certain children. It is very obvious to the parents and other children. Sometimes remarks/statements are very unprofessional when students are paying for private lessons. Would recommend for small children. There are excellent camps/Workshops in NY. Educate yourself on other opportunities in the Pittsburgh area.

I attended CLO while I was in high school, it was a very fun experience! I took a voice lesson…read moreclass and a acting class. Both of my teachers were great and I enjoyed taking their classes. I can not think of my voice instructor but I do remember my acting instructor and her name is Nancy Mimless. She was such a good teacher, she was very nice, and fun and really helped me to feel comfortable in front of the class when doing activities such as a monologue. I would definitely recommend CLO Academy to anyone interested in performing arts as a career in the future or really just for fun and to showcase your talent. It is a pretty expensive, but there is financial aid and can is doable.

White Christmas show - Very disappointed- we are season ticket holders and were told that it was…read moregeneral admission seating - no reserved seats, only to arrive and find all good seats reserved! Will not return. You obviously gave a group that comes once a year reserved seats and did not worry about your season ticket holders.

Great little theater that always puts on great plays. Today was Peter and the Star Catcher,…read morebasically a prequel to Peter Pan. Cast was excellent, very funny. Adults will love this one. If you enjoy theater, you will love this one. Plus your helping support the Performing Arts.

Such a gem to have in our community! I can't believe no one has reviewed it yet! Last night we went…read moreto see a farce called Moon Over Buffalo. It was really hilarious! It's on until July 2, 2023. If you have the chance, go see it. Tickets are so reasonable. We paid $25 and sat in row B center ! Intimate theater at it's best. Plus afterwards there's a cabaret for $5 with soft drinks, popcorn and hotdogs on the patio. Lovely way to spend a summer evening. No long drives to Pittsburgh to see quality theater productions, inexpensive seats and the offerings are always fun. In years past we saw Lend me a tenor and Nunsense. Cast members have both local roots and haIl from NYC. Everyone of them is a professional. The theater itself has comfortable seating and has enough rise to accommodate even a large person sitting in front of you and you can still see the stage. No bobbing your head from side to side to see the action. As a 5'4" woman I usually have trouble with this at other theaters.

I can't recommend this haunt enough. I tell as many people about it as possible. This is like a…read moreHalloween LARP. The decorations are top notch and the characters there are very well done!

I had so much fun here with my family. The decorations and atmosphere were spectacular, decked out…read morefrom top to bottom. Although I wouldn't say it was a haunted house, there were definitely a few times the actors scared me enough to scream! I definitely recommend visiting here, it's 100% worth it.