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Take a breather today and tune into Pittsburgh Public Theater's 50 Voices Project, featuring Pittsburgh Public Theater Board of Trustees Chair Bal Srinivasan! For five decades, Pittsburgh Public Theater has not only been a home for storytellers but also a true public theater—a place where the richness of diverse voices and perspectives come together to tackle tough issues and inspire meaningful conversations. Through the 50 Voices Project, we are sharing the voices of artists, supporters, volunteers, and friends who have helped shape our legacy. This campaign celebrates the profound impact that Pittsburgh Public Theater has had on the community, addressing societal challenges and enriching lives through the power of the arts. As we honor the past and look to the future, we invite you to help ensure that this vital space continues to serve, uplift, and inspire for generations to come. Learn more about how you can support this mission by visiting PPT.org/GoldenCircle. Together, let’s continue making a difference in our community for the next 50 years. Thank you for being part of our story. https://lnkd.in/eMGrHd77

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Don’t miss TO ADAPT OR NOT TO ADAPT: SHAKESPEARE AND DEMOCRACY! ??? Join James S. Shapiro, author of "The Playbook: A Story of Theater, Democracy, and the Making of a Culture War" (2024), and our Resident Director, Justin Emeka, author of “Seeing Shakespeare through Brown Eyes” in "Black Acting Methods: Critical Approaches," for a captivating discussion. Together, they’ll unpack Shakespeare’s impact on democracy, the cultural legacy of the Federal Theater Project, and fresh ways to reimagine the Bard’s works today. ?? Dec. 16 at 7 pm ??In person at Pittsburgh Public Theater ??Livestream through Public On Demand? ?? $20 tickets at PPT.org!

We can't do what we do without our dedicated team of volunteers. Check out today's 50 Voices feature, starring longtime volunteer, Theresa Wolf! In celebration of our 50 years of stories as well as those yet to come, we are honored to introduce the 50 Voices project. Over the coming weeks, we'll share the voices of artists, supporters, volunteers, and friends who have helped shape our legacy. As we honor the past and look to the future, we invite you to join us, and ensure that this vital organization continues to serve, uplift, and inspire for generations to come. Learn more and support our mission by visiting PPT.org/GoldenCircle. Together, let’s continue making a difference in our community for the next 50 years. Thank you for being part of our story. https://lnkd.in/eivQsxbU

Do you need a little Christmas, right this very minute? We have JUST the party package for you and yours. Celebrate the seasons in style with Pittsburgh Public Theater's holiday party packages! Design your own party or choose from various menus as part of our Ralphie's Leg Lounge experience. Be the holiday hero of your office and book now! Details at PPT.org/Party A Christmas Story: The Play is presented by PNC.

Thank you, Melessie Clark, for sharing your JOY and your story with us as part of Pittsburgh Public Theater's 50 Voices Project. Your artistry continues to inspire us all, and we are grateful to you for being so generous with your spirit and your voice. https://lnkd.in/e_7mmhHt For five decades, Pittsburgh Public Theater has not only been a home for storytellers but also a true public theater—a place where the richness of diverse voices and perspectives come together to tackle tough issues and inspire meaningful conversations. Through the 50 Voices Project, we are sharing the voices of artists, supporters, volunteers, and friends who have helped shape our legacy. This campaign celebrates the profound impact that Pittsburgh Public Theater has had on the community, addressing societal challenges and enriching lives through the power of the arts. As we honor the past and look to the future, we invite you to help ensure that this vital space continues to serve, uplift, and inspire for generations to come. Learn more about how you can support this mission by visiting PPT.org/GoldenCircle. Together, let’s continue making a difference in our community for the next 50 years. Thank you for being part of our story.

TONIGHT! Join us in person at The Public or stream live via Public OnDemand for $20. In either case, this event is not to be missed! Thank you to our speakers for traveling to Pittsburgh for this critical conversation. Tickets at https://lnkd.in/ePFWtTS5 or live stream here: https://lnkd.in/eZKe7srP Kelvin Dinkins, Jr. Shannon A. Jones, Meredith Suttles

Celebrating 50 Years of Stories, Impact, and Community | Pittsburgh Public Theater's 50 Voices Project John Woffington, an English scholar with a concentration in Drama, spent his career teaching and directing school plays at North Allegheny High School. Early in his career, he realized his students did not have many opportunities to experience theater, something he would soon remedy. John supported Pittsburgh Public Theater from their very first season in 1974, often bringing students to matinees that complemented his curriculum. John helped to instill a love of theater for his students. His family was quick to get involved, too. His younger son won a part in GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE during The Public’s 15th Season, and his wife, Judy, began volunteering as an usher. After retirement, John joined her. The couple continues to support the legacy of public theater, enriching the lives of students, families, and individuals throughout our region. About 50 Voices: For five decades, Pittsburgh Public Theater has not only been a home for storytellers but also a true public theater—a place where the richness of diverse voices and perspectives come together to tackle tough issues and inspire meaningful conversations. Through the 50 Voices Project, we are sharing the voices of artists, supporters, volunteers, and friends who have helped shape our legacy. This campaign celebrates the profound impact that Pittsburgh Public Theater has had on the community, addressing societal challenges and enriching lives through the power of the arts. As we honor the past and look to the future, we invite you to help ensure that this vital space continues to serve, uplift, and inspire for generations to come. Learn more about how you can support this mission by visiting PPT.org/GoldenCircle. Together, let’s continue making a difference in our community for the next 50 years. Thank you for being part of our story. https://lnkd.in/e2_uKGi9

In celebration of our 50 years of stories as well as those yet to come, we are honored to introduce Pittsburgh Public Theater's 50 Voices project.?Over the coming weeks, we'll share the voices of artists, supporters, volunteers, and friends who have helped shape our legacy.? As we honor the past and look to the future, we invite you to join us, and ensure that this vital organization continues to serve, uplift, and inspire for generations to come.?Learn more and support our mission by visiting?PPT.org/GoldenCircle. Together, let’s continue making a difference in our community for the next 50 years. Thank you for being part of our story. Take a moment and listen as our Artistic Director Marya Sea Kaminski and Managing Director Shaunda McDill introduce 50 Voices:?https://lnkd.in/ejtxb7Z2

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