Bill O'Driscoll
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Prussia: 1866 is the latest from theatrical force Gab Cody
It's a romantic farce about the young Friedrich Nietzsche and 19th-century feminism
February 04, 2015
Mark Dixon wants to be Pittsburgh’s link to the Paris climate talks
Local activist, filmmaker still sees hope in long-running COP summit
October 28, 2015
Zine Tour Hits Town
March 04, 2013
Without A Prayer
February 16, 2006
Recent Stories
- Arts, Art Reviews + Features Feb 7, 2018
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Faith Wilding: Fearful Symmetries at the Miller Gallery
A show of the feminist artist’s passionate paintings and drawings surprises
- Stage, Theater Reviews + Features Feb 7, 2018
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at Pittsburgh Public Theater
If you’re craving a classic old-school farce with great songs by Stephen Sondheim, Pittsburgh Public Theater’s new production will do
- Food+Drink, Dining Feb 7, 2018
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Badamo’s Pizza takes the North Side
Pizzeria expands from its Mount Lebanon base
- Blogs, Program Notes Feb 2, 2018
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Call for performance artists who publicly identify as queer
folkLAB initiative is planning its spring show
- Blogs, Blogh Feb 1, 2018
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Departing arts editor Bill O'Driscoll shares his favorite articles for City Paper
From motorcycle racing to media literacy, from poetry to fracking, here are 18 articles from his CP career
