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12:10 pm
Worlds of Wonder – Lunch Time Dance Theater
An imaginative spellbinding performance of new and old works featuring the raw and fascinating “Rite of Spring” choreographed and set to Stravinsky’s magnificent score ‒ preceded by an opening first act based on “Creation”‒ choreography by CDE Assistant Artistic Director, Diane McNeal Hunt; Amber Robins and guest artist, Nicole Olson. Produced by Center Dance Ensemble
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Artist Inspirations Exhibit Opening
Artwork celebrating what gives an artist inspiration. This group exhibit will be held in conjunction with Center Dance Ensemble’s performance of Worlds of Wonder featuring: Creation, Light, Water, Earth, Flight and Man. Artwork on display and available for purchase through April 28. Guest Curator - Connie Tucker
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First Friday Live at the Herberger Theater presented by SRP – A Night in Paris
Join us on the Herberger Theater Plaza for free outdoor performances featuring diverse and eclectic artists in music, performance art, projection and visual art, interactive activities, featured nonprofit organization and happy hour specials. Presented by
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Honk Jr.
A heartwarming musical celebration of what it means to be different, based on the classic tale The Ugly Duckling, and featuring a charming and witty score and book. Ugly, a duckling, looks different from his brothers and sisters, something the other animals are quick to point out. Ugly finds himself on an adventure of self-discovery, […]
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Worlds of Wonder
An imaginative spellbinding performance – featuring the raw and fascinating “Rite of Spring” choreographed and set to Stravinsky’s magnificent score ‒ preceded by an opening first act of new works focused on “Creation” – choreographed by Center Dance Ensemble Assistant Artistic Director, Diane McNeal Hunt; Amber Robins and guest artist, Nicole Olson. Produced by Center […]
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The crossroads of a revolution. There’s a new president in the White House. Racial tensions are on the rise. But no, it’s not 2018. It’s 1969 – and the Civil Rights Movement is sending tremors through Pittsburgh’s Hill District.
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