On the Record with Port Authority of Allegheny County CEO Steve Bland

• by Lauren Daley

Standing for Trayvon: Crowd of 300 express outrage over Florida teen's death

"This young man should not be dead."

• by Lauren Daley and Chris Young
• Tags: News, Slideshow

Your Millage May Vary, Part II

• by Chris Potter

Little Bangkok in the Strip

A new Thai restaurant offers some hits and misses

• by Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
• Tags: Dining Reviews, Slideshow

At Kelly's Bar, LUPEC seeks to revive nearly forgotten cocktails

"The idea behind LUPEC is that feminism is a form of celebration."

• by Hal B. Klein

Changing times at the Beehive coffee shop

Most of the East Carson Street venue morphs into a "rustic" bar and restaurant

• by Bill O'Driscoll

Steel City Ukuleles keeps strummin'

They're focused mainly on teaching each other new songs and techniques, and having a good time.

• by Margaret Welsh

J Bird Studios turns out quality local work — with the help of cupcakes and cats

"I can spend a lot of time working on a stray idea. [J. Vega can] tell almost immediately if it's going to work or not."

• by Nick Keppler

On the Record with Dan Peluso of Falling Andes

"If you want to be successful, you have to know the business and work it."

• by Andy Mulkerin

Critics' Picks: March 29 - April 3

Local shows by Genticorum, J*DaVeY, Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds, Balaclavas and Cloud Nothings

Salmon Fishing in the Yemen

A quixotic plan to bring fishing to the desert spurs this gentle comedy

• by Al Hoff

Kill List

Two hit men find their job turning to horror in this British thriller

• by Harry Kloman

Bullhead

The mobster element of this Belgian drama is largely a straightforward and rather convoluted crime drama

• by Harry Kloman

Goon

A comic celebration of hockey violence slips and slides

• by Al Hoff

The Carnegie hosts a show by famed Vietnam Memorial designer Maya Linn.

Her landscape-inspired sculptures intrigue, but the better works reach out, rather than in.

• by Charles Rosenblum

Chitra Ganesh offers a transgressive and powerful view of femininity.

Ultimately, Ganesh is interested in the mutability and fluidity of identity.

• by Nadine Wasserman

Downtown

• Tags: Pieces of Pittsburgh, Downtown, abstract, building part

Hair Trigger

What will be the next target of gun-rights paranoia?

• by Chris Potter

Lynn Cullen Live 03/28/12

Audio & Video Archive

Lynn Cullen Live 03/29/12

Audio & Video Archive

Lynn Cullen Live 03/30/12

Audio & Video Archive

Lynn Cullen Live 04/02/12

Audio & Video Archive

Lynn Cullen Live 04/03/12

Audio & Video Archive

MIA

Many lines make you wonder whether Robinson can write only clichés ... or whether he's written characters who can speak only in clichés.

• by Ted Hoover

Every Tongue Confess

Sometimes a tad heavy-handed, Every Tongue offers desperation, joy and some good laughs

Jesus Christ Superstar

The stand-out here (as in all good productions) is the actor portraying Judas.

• by Alan W. Petrucelli

Attack Theatre takes the road home with Traveling

Dance troupe offers new work alongside reprises of old favorites

• by Steve Sucato

Short List: March 29 - April 5