Pittsburgh Playwrights' Radio Golf
It's a solid exposition of Wilson's first and only portrait of the black middle class.
Sylvia at Little Lake Theatre
Kate Neubert-Lechner gives a dimensional performance of a character who just happens to be a dog.
Unseam'd Shakespeare's The Tempest, or The Enchanted Isle
This Tempest is quick-moving if not so quick-witted.
The Public's Other Desert Cities
Borrowing from an all-time great can't help but invite unflattering comparisons.
Throughline's The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail
Thoreau is laughably sanctimonious, more treatise than drama.
The Summer Company's State of the Union
The performance to watch is Jay Keenan's as the jaded Washington insider James Conover.
Stage Briefs
Pittsburgh Playwrights completes August Wilson's Pittsburgh Cycle; Unseam'd Shakespeare marks its 20th anniversary with a curious Tempest
