REVIEW:
FEROCIOUSLY COMIC 'THE DEPARTMENT' KAFKA-ESQUE
By Christopher RawsonPittsburgh Post-Gazette
ART
REVIEW: BLINDING LIGHT REVEALS INTERESTING VISIONS
By Mary ThomasPittsburgh Post-Gazette
REVIEW:
ENCOUNTERS BUILD TO CALMING EXPERIENCE
By Christopher RawsonPittsburgh Post-Gazette
REVIEW:
RUDRESH MAHANTHAPPA IN PITTSBURGH
By
Mike ShanleyJazzTimes.com
MUSICIANS
DEBUT SOUNDTRACK FOR WARHOL'S MOVING PORTRAITS
By Michael MachoskyPittsburgh Tribune-Review
DEAN & BRITTA PERFORM WITH WARHOL'S FAMED SCREEN TESTS
By Andy MulkerinPittsburgh City Paper
AMSTERDAM
PERFORMANCE COMPANY EXAMINES PRETENSE WITH 'LIGA'
By Alice CarterPittsburgh Tribune-Review
BROOKLYN
TWINS DAZZLE WITH THEIR INSTALLATION PIECE
By Kurt ShawPittsburgh Tribune-Review
PITTSBURGH
GOES ARTFULLY OFFBEAT
By Christine H. O'TooleThe Washington Post
REVIEW:
PETER REDER TAKES US ON A MUSEUM TOUR
By Christopher RawsonPittsburgh Post-Gazette
RADIO
AND JULIET IS A MODERN MASTERPIECE
By Mark KannyPittsburgh Tribune-Review
ONE
NIGHT STAND
By Jean HornePittsburgh Tribune-Review
DRAWN
TO LIGHT
By Shweta Suresh The Tartan - Carnegie Mellon University's student
newspaper
SHAKESPEARE'S
CLASSIC TRAGEDY PERFORMED TO SONGS BY RADIOHEAD
By Aimee Beveridge The Tartan - Carnegie Mellon University's student
newspaper
SAXOPHONIST
RUDRESH MAHANTHAPPA PREMIERES NEW WORK
By Mike ShanleyPittsburgh City Paper
SKAKESPEARE
MEETS RADIOHEAD
By Jane VranishPittsburgh
Post-Gazette
GRAVITY
OF LIGHT ATTRACTS US TO A FLAME
By Mary
ThomasPittsburgh Post-Gazette
PROVACATIVE
PREMIERES: PIFOF SET TO MAKE THE CITY ITS STAGE
Pop City
FESTIVAL
OF FIRSTS PUTS PITTSBURGH ON CULTURAL MAP
By Alice T. CarterPittsburgh Tribune-Review Theater Critic
COOL CLEVELAND PODCAST WITH PAUL ORGANISAK (15
Minutes)
With Thomas Mulready
IN
THE NAME OF HYBRID THEATER (PDF)
By Justin HopperCarnegie Magazine
A
SECOND “INTERNATIONAL” ARRIVES IN OCTOBER (PDF)
By Graham ShearingPittsburgh Quarterly
INTERNATIONAL
PERFORMERS WILL FIND HOME IN PITTSBURGH
By Kenneth JonesPlaybill.com
FESTIVAL
OF FIRSTS MAY CHANGE WAYS TO LOOK AT ART
By Alice T. CarterPittsburgh Tribune-Review Theater Critic
WITH
WORKS NEW TO U.S., A FALL FESTIVAL OF FIRSTS TAKES
SHAPE
By Adrian McCoyPittsburgh Post-Gazette
