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Visit pgharts.org for tickets, showtimes and additional information. 2 friday open mic and easel | Future Tenant 819 Penn Ave. / 8 p.m. / $5 7 wednesday wicked | Winner of 35 major awards, including a Grammy ® and three Tony Awards ® , WICKED is Broadway’s biggest blockbuster; a cultural phenomenon dubbed “the defining musical of the decade” by The New York Times. Long before that girl from Kansas arrives in Munchkinland, two girls meet in the land of Oz. One, born with emerald green skin, is smart, fiery and misunderstood. The other is beautiful, ambitious and very popular. How these two grow to become the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good makes for “the most complete and completely satisfying new musical in a long time,” according to USA Today. PNC Broadway Across America – Pittsburgh Benedum Center / $35.25–$148.25 Also Sept. 8–11, 13–18, 20–25, 27–30; Oct. 1 & 2 F wednesday they might be giants | The Brooklyn alt-rock pioneers’ barn-storming live act returns with a brand new show. Spirits will be high as They Might Be Giants celebrates its 30th year of uninterrupted rocking and its latest release, “Join Us.” As always, their boundless energy and arresting melodies will engage audiences of all ages. Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents Series Opus One Productions Byham Theater 8 p.m. $32.75 F thursday midnight radio episode 4: bootleggin’ and bathtub gin | Journey back to a world of flappers and gin-runners, gangsters and molls. Bricolage creates a suspenseful, historical-fiction episode of “Midnight Radio” in an atmosphere rife with all that jazz. Bricolage Production Company 937 Liberty Ave. $15–$25 Also Sept. 16, 17, 23 & 24 F friday momix botanica | With an eclectic score ranging from birdsong to Vivaldi, Moses Pendleton’s “Botanica” reveals nature’s changing imagery. An herbal remedy and natural aphrodisiac, “Botanica” showcases the endlessly renewable energy of the superb MOMIX performers. Fantastical costumes, projections, and custom-made props and puppetry add an extra dose of whimsy to the elixir. This is dance at its most organic and inventive. The seasons will never be the same. Pittsburgh Dance Council Byham Theater / 8 p.m. / $19–$50 Also Sept. 17 / 2 & 8 p.m. F saturday musique du monde — a world of music with anne-sophie mutter | Manfred Honeck, conductor; Anne-Sophie Mutter, violin. Grammy Award ® -winning violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter opens the PSO season with Music Director Manfred Honeck, performing Mendelssohn’s enthralling Violin Concerto. Hear two variations on the bewitching music of “Carmen” — an orchestral suite by Bizet and the dazzling violin showpiece, “Carmen Fantasy,” arranged by Pablo de Sarasate. The program also includes a movement from Mendelssohn’s “Italian” Symphony and ends with Ravel’s popular “Bolero.” Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Heinz Hall / $25–$110 / 7 p.m. september A project of published in wicked momix “botanica” 14 15 17 16 WICKED photo by Joan Marcus

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Visit pgharts.org for tickets, showtimes and additional information.

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open mic and easel |Future Tenant819 Penn Ave. / 8 p.m. / $5

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wicked | Winner of 35 major awards,including a Grammy® and three Tony Awards®,WICKED is Broadway’s biggest blockbuster; a cultural phenomenon dubbed “the definingmusical of the decade” by The New YorkTimes. Long before that girl from Kansasarrives in Munchkinland, two girls meet in theland of Oz. One, born with emerald green skin,is smart, fiery and misunderstood. The otheris beautiful, ambitious and very popular. Howthese two grow to become the Wicked Witchof the West and Glinda the Good makes for“the most complete and completely satisfyingnew musical in a long time,” according toUSA Today.PNC Broadway Across America – PittsburghBenedum Center / $35.25–$148.25Also Sept. 8–11, 13–18, 20–25, 27–30; Oct. 1 & 2

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they might be giants |The Brooklyn alt-rock pioneers’ barn-storminglive act returns with a brand new show.Spirits will be high as They Might Be Giantscelebrates its 30th year of uninterruptedrocking and its latest release, “Join Us.” Asalways, their boundless energy and arrestingmelodies will engage audiences of all ages. Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents Series Opus One ProductionsByham Theater 8 p.m. $32.75

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midnight radio episode 4: bootleggin’ and bathtub gin |Journey back to a world of flappers and gin-runners, gangsters and molls. Bricolagecreates a suspenseful, historical-fiction episodeof “Midnight Radio” in an atmosphere rifewith all that jazz. Bricolage Production Company937 Liberty Ave. $15–$25 Also Sept. 16, 17, 23 & 24

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momix botanica | With an eclecticscore ranging from birdsong to Vivaldi, MosesPendleton’s “Botanica” reveals nature’s changingimagery. An herbal remedy and natural aphrodisiac, “Botanica” showcases the endlesslyrenewable energy of the superb MOMIX performers. Fantastical costumes, projections,and custom-made props and puppetry addan extra dose of whimsy to the elixir. This is dance at its most organic and inventive.The seasons will never be the same. Pittsburgh Dance CouncilByham Theater / 8 p.m. / $19–$50 Also Sept. 17 / 2 & 8 p.m.

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musique du monde — a world of musicwith anne-sophie mutter | Manfred Honeck,conductor; Anne-Sophie Mutter, violin.Grammy Award®-winning violinist Anne-SophieMutter opens the PSO season with MusicDirector Manfred Honeck, performingMendelssohn’s enthralling Violin Concerto.Hear two variations on the bewitching musicof “Carmen” — an orchestral suite by Bizetand the dazzling violin showpiece, “CarmenFantasy,” arranged by Pablo de Sarasate. The program also includes a movement fromMendelssohn’s “Italian” Symphony and endswith Ravel’s popular “Bolero.”Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $25–$110 / 7 p.m.

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pittsburgh jazz orchestra: our father, who art blakey |

Pittsburgh JazzOrchestra’s 2011–12season opens by celebrating the life and legacy of jazz trailblazer Art Blakey, a Pittsburgh nativewho created an originalstyle of drumming thatbecame legendary

around the globe. The event showcasesBlakey’s enduring contribution to jazz, as wellas Pittsburgh’s jazz drum lineage, by featuringfive of the finest drummers in the region’sthriving jazz scene. August Wilson Center / 8 p.m. / $20–$40

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bny mellon grand classics: honeck & pictures at an exhibition |Manfred Honeck, conductor; Rudolf Buchbinder,piano. A rich kaleidoscope of music withunexpected twists opens the season!“Dreamwaltzes” is American composerSteven Stucky’s fantasia on Viennese composers Schubert, Brahms and Mahler.Van Cliburn International Piano CompetitionSpecial Prize winner Rudolf Buchbindermakes a rare performance in America andinterprets Gershwin’s jazz-inspired PianoConcerto in F. The New York Times describesBuchbinder’s style as “fierce yet controlledexcitement.” Mussorgsky’s much-loved“Pictures at an Exhibition” closes this concert in a grand fashion. Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $20–$93 / Also Sept. 24 & 25

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jackson browne | Jackson Browneperforms songs that span his vast body ofwork. One of the guitars Jackson plays onthis tour is the just-released Gibson AcousticJackson Browne Signature guitar. Inspired byGibson’s legendary 1930s-era Roy Smeckmodel, it is the first handmade guitar to bearJackson Browne’s name.Heinz Hall / 7:30 p.m. / $49.50–$69.50

electra | New stagings of ancient Greekplays are a signature of The Public’s leader,Ted Pappas. After acclaimed productions of“Medea” and “Oedipus the King,” Pappas nowthrills audiences with Sophocles’ gripping “Electra,”the story of a family torn apart by adultery,assassination and revenge. The tragic tale of

the deceitful Clytemnestra and her fanaticalchildren, Electra and Orestes, is told in a crystal-clear adaptation packed with action and suspense.Pittsburgh Public TheaterO’Reilly Theater / $22–$55; 26 or younger: $15.75Also Sept. 30; Oct. 1, 2, 4–9, 11, 13–16, 18–23,25–30

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gallery crawl in the culturaldistrict | The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’spopular, free arts and entertainment show-case takes place at various galleries and artspaces in the Cultural District. Trust Education & Community EngagementLocations throughout the Cultural District5:30–9 p.m. / free & open to the public

black violin with drums | Classicallytrained musicians Kev Marcus and Wil B.,along with DJ TK, create synergies betweenclassical and hip-hop music. Black Violin wonthe prestigious title of “Showtime at theApollo Legends” in 2005. Trust Education & Community EngagementTrust Arts Education Center, Peirce Studio7:30 p.m. / Free during Gallery Crawl

bny mellon grand classics:beethoven extravaganza | ManfredHoneck, conductor; Eroica Trio. Three is themagic number! The all-female, mesmerizing,Grammy®-nominated Eroica Trio makes theirBNY Mellon Grand Classics debut withBeethoven’s Triple Concerto for violin, celloand piano – not heard at Heinz Hall since1987. As The Boston Globe says, “[The]Eroica Trio is the real thing.” Then, hearManfred Honeck’s first performance ofBeethoven’s Symphony No. 3 – the “Eroica”– with the PSO. Beethoven composed thislarger-than-life symphony to honor NapoleonBonaparte, however, the composer angrilyremoved the dedication after Napoleondeclared himself Emperor of France.Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $20–$93 / Also Oct. 1 & 2

last of the line | A world premieredirected by Mark Clayton Southers. Actor andTony Award®-nominated playwright Samm-ArtWilliams’s “Last of the Line” bursts with drama,comedy, suspense, candor and regret, asdescendants of African-American slaveholdersand their ancestors take center stage. Told ina stream of consciousness, the play flashbacksfrom 2005 to the years between 1845–75.The story tests loyalties and histories, andforces the contemporary characters to examinetheir own identities in relation to power,resources and “blood money.” August Wilson Center$20–$30 / Also Oct. 1, 2, 7, 8, 9

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celtic thunder | Described by The New York Times as “a fab five peddling Celticstyling,” Celtic Thunder is one of the mostpopular musical acts seen on PBS since the group’s first televised special in 2008.Celtic Thunder’s live performances are widelyregarded for their engaging and eclecticrepertoire. Backed by a superb ensemble of musicians, Celtic Thunder adds a contemporary twist to a tradition richlysteeped in Celtic lore.Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents SeriesBenedum Center / 7:30 p.m. / $37.25–$57.75

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blast! | “Blast!,” winner of the 2001 TonyAward® for Best Special Theatrical Event and the 2001 Emmy® Award for BestChoreography, comprises 35 brass, percussionand visual performers brought together in aunique explosion of music and theatre. Bornon athletic fields across the nation, “Blast!”is a novel art form evolved from the outdoorpageantry of a drum and bugle corps.According to Bruce McCabe of The BostonGlobe, “Blast!” is “an exuberant 15-numbershow that doesn’t falter while bridging thecategories of classical, blues, jazz, rock ‘n’ roll,and techno-pop music… [It] stands, blows,pounds, marches, and whirls with panache. It sent a full house into repeated bursts ofcheering and applause.” Broadway Across America – PittsburghHeinz Hall /$20–$60Also Oct.7–9

off the record xi:no fracking way! | The annual musical

satire of Pittsburghnews and newsmakersis back for its 11th entertainingyear. Written andperformed by professional actorsand the media personalities whousually report withstraight faces,

this year they take on the Marcellus Shale.Proceeds benefit Greater PittsburghCommunity Food Bank. Admission includes6:30 p.m. lobby reception and post-performancedessert reception.Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh and AFTRAByham Theater / 8 p.m. / $25.75–$70.75

8 saturdaywqed presentsdoo wop spectacular starringlittle anthony & the imperials andronnie spector | The evening alsoincludes performances by The Coasters, BarbaraHarris & The Toys, Kid Kyle and Pure Gold.WQED / Benedum Center 7:30 p.m. / $68.25–$88.25

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hot pink pittsburgh | A sizzlingevening of music and dance to benefitbreast- and cervical-cancer screenings for

uninsured women in western Pennsylvania.Features the area’s best singers, dancersand musicians. Pre-performance receptionand silent auction include hors d’oeuvresand desserts by top Pittsburgh caterers andrestaurants. For tickets, call 412-253-8179 orvisit hotpinkpittsburgh.org.Adagio Health / Byham Theater reception 6 p.m.; performance 7:30 p.m.$60; VIP $125; children $25

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robert morris university presents the pittsburgh speakers series:ron chernow | A trusted voice on the history of business and politics, this distinguished historian has profiled financialtitans such as J.P. Morgan, The Warburgs, John D. Rockefeller and Alexander Hamilton,earning him the National Book Award, amongother honors. His recent work, “Washington: A Life,” received a Pulitzer Prize in 2011.Heinz Hall / 8 p.m. Subscription only

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pnc pops! ballroom with a twist | MarvinHamlisch, conductor; David Hernandez, vocalist;Lakisha Jones, vocalist; Von Smith, vocalist;Gina Glocksen, vocalist. Be dazzled as anastonishing lineup of dancers joins MarvinHamlisch and your Pittsburgh SymphonyOrchestra. Choreographed by Emmy®-nominated Louis van Amstel from “Dancingwith the Stars,” this concert features top performers from “American Idol,” “So You ThinkYou Can Dance,” “Dancing with the Stars” and “High School Musical.” This spectacularextravaganza features breathtaking costumes,incredible music, electrifying vocalists andmemorable dance performances!Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $20–$95 Also Oct. 14–16

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heidi latsky dance: gimp |A special performance in celebration of FISAFoundation’s 100th anniversary. Heidi Latsky,artistic director and former principal dancerwith Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance, is adynamic force in the dance world. Latsky’sGIMP is about beauty — the breathtaking,unexpected sort that is physical, emotionaland full of grace. At the heart of GIMP arefive trained dancers and five performers with physical disabilities who create an edgylandscape of uncommon magnificence. Presented by FISA Foundation in cooperationwith Pittsburgh Dance Council and August Wilson CenterAugust Wilson Center / 8 p.m. / $15

la traviata | In Verdi’s interpretation ofthe Dumas novel, “La Dame aux Camelias,”Violetta gives up her luxurious lifestyle as akept woman to experience true love withAlfredo — until his family comes betweenthem. Stephen Powell (“Falstaff,” 2009)returns as Giorgio Germont, and residentartists take important roles in a lavish production from Lyric Opera of Chicago.Crystal Manich (“Rinaldo,” 2011; “La Bohème,”2009) returns as stage director, and MusicDirector Antony Walker conducts.Pittsburgh OperaBenedum Center / $10.75–$155.75 Also Oct. 18, 21 & 23

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silk road acrobats | A fusion ofancient and modern Chinese acrobatics andmovement, Silk Road Acrobats bring grace andrazor-sharp precision to every performance.Recommended for the whole family, this showis a high-energy, action-packed extravaganzatinged with danger that will have you at theedge of your seat. You won’t believe youreyes as China’s gifted tumblers juggle, cycle,contort and flip across the stage. This showwill be performed Oct. 17–23 at satellitelocations throughout the region. Visitpgharts.org/kids for more information.Pittsburgh International Children’s TheaterByham Theater / 2 p.m. $9.50 in advance; $11 at door

pittsburgh opera presents jackie evancho in concert |One night only! Eleven-year-old MissEvancho, darling of television’s “America’sGot Talent,” gives her first live concert in theregion as part of her “Dream with Me” tour. Pittsburgh OperaBenedum Center / 5:30 p.m. / $40.75–$150.75

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an evening with gillian welch |One of the finest songwriters of her generation,Gillian Welch performs roots music(Bluegrass, Americana) with her musicalpartner David Rawlings. Trust Guest AttractionsByham Theater / 8 p.m. / $30.25

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bny mellon grand classics: rising stars in debut | Xian Zhang,conductor; Xiang Yu, violin. Come hear youngphenomenon Xiang Yu and international conducting star Xian Zhang in their PSO debut!The Chinese violinist, winner of the prestigiousMenuhin Competition, performs Prokofiev’s stunning and lyrical Second Violin Concerto.Female powerhouse Xian Zhang conducts thegreat Romantic composer Robert Schumann’sSymphony No. 4, using Gustav Mahler’s controversial orchestration. The Los AngelesTimes aptly describes PSO Composer of theYear Steven Stucky’s “Radical Light” as a “studyin wondrous sonorities… [where] the end is onebig rapt, rich sound, with the strings shimmering,rippling; a grand but still muted sunrise.”Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $20–$93 / Also Oct. 23

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paul taylor dance company |Setting the global standard for excellence,Paul Taylor Dance Company is the epitomeof modern dance. Paul Taylor’s signature

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novemberathleticism and graceful techniques createexquisite stories that borrow the audience'simagination for a while. Since 1954, PaulTaylor has choreographed more than 130works, many of which have attained iconicstatus and have been celebrated throughoutthe world.Pittsburgh Dance CouncilByham Theater / 8 p.m. / $19–$50

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music 101 with jeremy black melodic by design | Jeremy Black, violin. Music 101 is an informal lunchtime lecture series providing attendees with anopportunity to hear personal insights fromPSO musicians, conductors and key personnel.Held in the Dorothy Porter Simmons RegencyRooms at Heinz Hall. No reservations necessary. Doors open at 11:15 a.m. Pack alunch or call 412-392-3303 in advance toorder a Common Plea gourmet picnic lunch.Pittsburgh Symphony AssociationHeinz Hall / 12:30 p.m. Free & open to the public

chess (student edition) | Set againstthe backdrop of a Cold-War-era chess tournamentbetween an American and a Russian, this rockopera uses the game of chess, with its powerplays, manipulations and sacrificial pawns, asa metaphor for love and life. Features the pophit single “One Night in Bangkok.”Pittsburgh Musical Theater/CAPA 6–12Symphony/Pittsburgh Youth Symphony Byham Theater / $15.75–$25.75 Also Oct. 28–30

midnight radio episode 5: zombie apocalypse | Just in time forHalloween, the thrilling season finale parodiesGeorge Romero’s “Night of the Living Dead”in signature “Midnight Radio” style, completewith killer sound effects, live music and plenty of zombies!Bricolage Production Company / 937 LibertyAve. / $15–$25Also Oct. 28 & 29; Nov. 4, 5, 11, 12, 18 & 19

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peter pan with orchestra | Let yourimagination take flight on a spectacular journeyto Neverland! Join the mischievous PeterPan and sidekick Tinker Bell on a fantasticadventure featuring the Darling children, the

Lost Boys, the das-tardly Captain Hookand his arch nemesis,the Crocodile.Whimsical costumesand magnificent setstransform J.M. Barrie’sclassic fantasy into abreathtaking produc-

tion that will delight children of all ages.Accompanied by the PBT Orchestra.Pittsburgh Ballet TheatreBenedum Center / $22–$90 / Also Oct. 29 & 30

bny mellon grand classics: galway returns with carmenfantasy | Leonard Slatkin, conductor; Sir James Galway, flute. Delight in the purejoy of Joseph Haydn, one of the masters of classical music, with his charmingSymphony No. 67. PSO Principal GuestConductor Leonard Slatkin presents the monumental “Mysterious Mountain” by theground-breaking American composer AlanHovhaness. In addition, Sir James Galway,widely regarded as the best flutist on the stagetoday, returns to charm in Mozart’s captivatingFlute Concerto No. 2 and the virtuosic“Carmen Fantasy” based on Bizet’s sultryopera. The New York Times describes hisphrasing as “graceful and songlike.”Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $20–$93 / Also Oct. 29 & 30

trashy fashion | Arts fashion showfeaturing clothing made from repurposedmaterials. In partnership with CMU’s HeinzCollege’s Smart Growth Club.Future Tenant / 819 Penn Ave. 8 p.m. / $15; students $10

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fiddlesticks: fall into halloween | Lawrence Loh,conductor; Katy Williams, vocalist. Experiencelaughter and fun this fall! Get ready for bothtricks and treats in this friendly and spookymelodic adventure. Come dressed in yourfavorite Halloween costume and listen toMussorgsky’s mysterious “Night on BaldMountain” and the thrilling sounds of Saint-Saëns’s “Danse Macabre.” Bring your friendsand celebrate autumn.Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / 11:15 a.m. / $12–$20

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million dollar quartet | Thesmash-hit musical from Broadway, inspiredby the true story of the famed recordingsession that brought together rock ‘n’ rollicons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry LeeLewis and Carl Perkins for the first and onlytime. On Dec. 4, 1956, these four youngmusicians gathered at Sun Records inMemphis for what would be one of thegreatest jam sessions ever. MILLION DOLLARQUARTET brings that legendary night to lifeand features a score of rock hits, including“Blue Suede Shoes,” “Fever,” “That’s AllRight,” “Sixteen Tons,” “Great Balls of Fire,”“Walk the Line,” “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’On,” “Who Do You Love?,” “Matchbox,”“Folsom Prison Blues,” “Hound Dog” andmore. This thrilling musical brings you insidethe recording studio with four major talentswho came together as a red-hot rock ‘n’ rollband for one unforgettable night. PNC Broadway Across America – PittsburghBenedum Center / $20–$71Also Nov. 2–6

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robert morris university presents the pittsburgh speakers series:michelle rhee | An outspoken schoolreform advocate, Rhee is best known for herwork as chancellor of Washington, D.C., publicschools from 2007 to 2010. She foundedThe New Teacher Project, recruiting 10,000teachers in 20 states over 10 years. Mostrecently, she unveiled StudentsFirst on the“Oprah Winfrey Show,” with the goal of rais-ing $1 billion to catalyze U.S. education reform.Heinz Hall / 8 p.m. Subscription only

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future ten 8 | Future Tenant’s eighthannual 10-minute play festival.Future Tenant / 819 Penn Ave. / 8 p.m. / $10Also Nov. 4–5, 10–12

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black dance festival | The acclaimedAiley II, Dayton Contemporary Dance Company,Rennie Harris Puremovement and DeeplyRooted Dance Company are joined by TheCenter’s own Dance Ensemble for a festivalof inspired movement. Be mesmerized andrevived as these dynamic companies mergein an expression of style, choreography and celebration of the past, present and future of African American dance. August Wilson Center / $25 Also Nov. 5 & 6

bny mellon grand classics: young person’s guide to theorchestra | Leonard Slatkin, conductor;Cynthia Koledo DeAlmeida, oboe; RandolphKelly, viola. A concert of rare gems and an all-time favorite! PSO Principal Guest ConductorLeonard Slatkin presents McTee’s luminous“Double Play,” which The Detroit News hails as an “ambitious, imaginative and altogetherirresistible essay for large orchestra in twomovements of head-turning brilliance.” Americancomposer Walter Piston was awarded a NewYork Music Critics’ Award for his Viola Concerto,performed here by PSO Principal Violist RandolphKelly. PSO Principal Oboist Cynthia DeAlmeidashines in the French composition “FlowerClock.” Finally, young Pittsburgh musicians narrate the audience favorite, “Young Person’sGuide to the Orchestra,” by Benjamin Britten.Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $20–$93 / Also Nov. 6

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tony bennett | World-renowned vocalistTony Bennett needs no introduction. His 15Grammy Awards®, two Emmy® Awards andKennedy Center honors speak for him. Withspecial guest Antonia Bennett for one night only!Heinz Hall / 8 p.m. / $66–$131

arlo guthrie: boys’ night out |Born with a guitar in one hand and a harmonica in the other, folk veteran Arlo

Guthrie returns tohis roots, performingtime-honored classicsas well as many deepalbum cuts from acareer spanningmore than 40 years.Arlo Guthrie has longbeen a crowd favorite,blending humorousphilosophical reflec-

tions with folk-rock hits and brilliantlycrafted new works. Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents SeriesByham Theater / 8 p.m. / $30–$50

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national geographic live: being there | Take an awe-inspiring jour-ney around the world with one of the mostimportant natural history photographers ofour time, Mattias Klum. His work is renownedfor capturing unique perspectives on some of Earth’s natural wonders — the OkavangoDelta, Iceland’s glaciers, the deserts ofAustralia and the rainforests of SoutheastAsia. Klum’s dynamic storytelling and award-winning photographs and film documentariesconvey a resonant message, encouraging usto lighten our footprint on Earth and to

consider the legacy we will leave to those whofollow. Through his trademark humor, passion,and optimism, Klum reaches audiences on anemotional level, pairing absorbing scientificobservations with concrete solutions for protecting the natural world. Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents SeriesByham Theater / 7 p.m. / $20–$40

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red | First produced by London’s DonmarWarehouse, “Red” then jumped to Broadwayand won the 2010 Tony Award® for Best Play.The setting is the studio of temperamentalAbstract Expressionist Mark Rothko, who in 1958 accepted a commission to createpaintings for the Four Seasons restaurant in New York. As he works with his youngassistant, this rare commercial project leadsto intense discussions about the purpose ofart. Author John Logan is also the acclaimedscreenwriter of “Gladiator” and “The Aviator.”Pittsburgh Public TheaterO’Reilly Theater / $28–$60; 26 or younger: $15.75Also Nov. 11–13, 15–20, 22, 23, 25–27, 29, 30;Dec. 1–4, 6–11

pnc pops! tony award®-winner pattilupone | Patti LuPone’s long-awaitedengagement with your PSO is a celebrationof Broadway and song. LuPone has two

Tony Awards® forher leading rolesin “Evita” and“Gypsy,” and sherevitalized thecharacters ofNorma Desmondin “SunsetBoulevard” andFantine in “LesMisérables.” She is also noted for

her screen roles, including “Life Goes On,”“Driving Miss Daisy” and “Witness.” Do notmiss what The New York Times calls the“once-in-a-generation pipes” of Patti LuPone!Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $20–$95 Also Nov. 11–13

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shantala shivalingappa | Born inMadras, India, and raised in Paris, ShantalaShivalingappa is a child of both eastern

and western cultures, and is dedicated to bringing the art of Kuchipudi (a classical form of Indian dance) towestern audiences.Acclaimed as a rare dancer by artists and connoisseurs the world over, Shantala

Shivalingappa continually cultivates her craftwith flowing grace, sensitivity and precision. Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents SeriesByham Theater 8 p.m. / $18–$35

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the pearl fishers | Premiering 12 yearsbefore “Carmen,” Bizet’s “The Pearl Fishers”is a spellbinding, lyrical gem in its own right.Its famous duet, “La Fond au Temple Saint,”underscores the bond at the heart of thepearl fishers’ conflict: both are in love withthe priestess Leïla. Grand choral passagesand exotic dance sequences make it anintoxicating production designed by ZandraRhodes. Former resident artists Craig Vermand Sean Panikkar return as Zurga andNadir, alongside soprano Leah Partridge as Leïla. Andrew Sinclair, from Royal OperaHouse Covent Garden, directs; Music DirectorAntony Walker conducts.Pittsburgh OperaBenedum Center / $10–$140 Also Nov. 15, 18 & 20

shaq all star comedy jam |Big laughs. Really big laughs. What elsewould you expect from a comedy showcase presented by one of the biggest names (and bodies!) in sports?Trust Guest AttractionsByham Theater / 8 p.m. $40.25–$60.25

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skippyjon jones (theatreworksusa) | Skippyjon Jones wants to be thebest Chihuahua ever. The only problem: he’s actually a Siamese cat! Before you can say “holy guacamole,” Skippyjon’s wildimagination takes over and he becomes El Skippito Bandito, the greatest caninesword fighter in Mexico. Based on the bookby Pennsylvania native Judy Schachner,“Skippyjon Jones” is an enchanting musicalabout unleashing your powerful imaginationand following your dreams. This show will beperformed Nov. 14–20 at satellite locationsthroughout the region. Visit pgharts.org/kidsfor more information.Pittsburgh International Children’s TheaterByham Theater / 2 p.m. / $9.50; $11 at door

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bny mellon grand classics: romantic masters | Rafael Fruhbeckde Burgos, conductor; Gabriela Montero,piano. Experience the best of the Romanticera with the lush and expressive sounds of composers Sergei Prokofiev and JohannesBrahms. The concert begins with Prokofiev’s

light and playful“Classical Symphony”and his haunting andemotional ThirdPiano Concerto,performed by thegreat “Queen of Improvisation,”Gabriela Montero.The [Oregon]

Register-Guard says “[Montero] doesn’tplay the piano, she becomes it.” Audiencefavorite Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos closesthe concert with Brahms’s lyrical and uplift-ing Second Symphony.Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / $20–$93 / Also Nov. 19 & 20

beardfest | Future Tenant’s first-ever celebration of the art of facial hair.Future Tenant819 Penn Ave. / 8 p.m. / $10

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fall celebration | Pittsburgh YouthSymphony Orchestra and Music DirectorLawrence Loh celebrate the start of PYSO’s65th season. Concert is free, but tickets are required. Download free tickets atpyso.us or call 412-392-4872.Pittsburgh Youth Symphony OrchestraHeinz Hall / 7:30 p.m. Free & open to the public

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robert morris university presents the pittsburgh speakers series:valerie plame wilson &ambassador joe wilson | She was a covert CIA operative working in counter-proliferation. He was an American diplomatto Africa and Iraq. His 2003 New York Timesop-ed piece suggesting the Iraqi nuclear threathad been exaggerated allegedly resulted inthe Bush administration’s exposure of ValeriePlame Wilson’s identity. Their story formedthe basis of the 2010 film “Fair Game.”Heinz Hall / 8 p.m. / Subscription only

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the musical box: the lamb liesdown on broadway | The Musical Boxis the only band in the world to acquire fromPeter Gabriel and Genesis the performingrights and access to archives, audio tracksand original slideshow of “The Lamb LiesDown On Broadway.” With painstaking precision, and featuring Peter Gabriel’s original, imaginative costuming, The MusicalBox re-stages the surreal art/rock opera that was first produced in 1974. Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents Series Byham Theater / 8 p.m. / $39.25–$47.25

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dr. seuss’ how the grinch stolechristmas | Your heart will grow threesizes this holiday season! Discover the magicof this classic holiday tale as it comes to lifeon stage with this hit Broadway musical for the whole family. Featuring thehit songs “You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch”and “Welcome Christmas,” the Grinch discovers there’s more to Christmas than hebargained for in this heart warming holidayclassic. Max the Dog narrates as the meanand scheming Grinch, whose heart is “twosizes too small,” decides to steal Christmasaway from the Whos, an endlessly cheerfulbunch bursting with holiday spirit. Come andcelebrate the holidays with this delightfulBroadway musical that the whole family willlove! “A genius of a show! A total delight forboth kids and adults!” (Gannett Papers) PNC Broadway Across America – Pittsburgh Benedum Center / $20–$67Also Nov. 23–27

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bny mellon grand classics: honeck & a waltz tradition |Manfred Honeck, conductor; Leif OveAndsnes, piano. The perfect Thanksgivingfamily concert. PSO Music Director ManfredHoneck and internationally acclaimed pianistLeif Ove Andsnes, in a highly anticipated U.S.appearance, will move you with Beethoven’sPiano Concerto No. 1, the piece with whichyoung Beethoven introduced himself toVienna as both a composer and pianist.Maestro Honeck continues the Thanksgivingtradition of crowd-pleasing waltzes by theStrauss family that will have you smiling anddancing home!Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Heinz Hall / $20–$93 Also Nov. 27

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a classic christmas with markmilovats | Premier showman Mark Milovatspresents a Christmas program for the entirefamily. Enjoy Christmas classics, plus theSanta Belles, Vat Pak Orchestra, DuquesneUniversity’s Dance Team and more.Trust Guest AttractionsByham Theater / 7 p.m. $28.25–$38.25

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music 101 with betsy heston why the bass? | Betsy Heston, bass.Music 101 is an informal lunchtime lectureseries providing attendees with an opportunityto hear personal insights from PSO musicians,conductors and key personnel. Held in theDorothy Porter Simmons Regency Rooms at Heinz Hall. No reservations necessary.Doors open at 11:15 a.m. Pack a lunch or call 412-392-3303 in advance to order aCommon Plea gourmet picnic lunch.Pittsburgh Symphony Association Heinz Hall / 12:30 p.m. Free & open to the public

the priests in concert | FathersEugene and Martin O’Hagan and FatherDavid Delargy of Northern Ireland present aspecial holiday program. Accompanied by afull orchestra and choir, The Priests performbeautiful and uplifting works destined to liftthe audience’s spirits.Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents Series Byham Theater / 8 p.m. $29–$49

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By phoneBenedum Center, Byham Theater & Cabaret at Theater Square412-456-6666

August Wilson Center412-338-8742

Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall412-392-4900

Pittsburgh Public Theater412-316-1600

In PersonBox Office at Theater Square655 Penn Ave. (between Sixth & Seventh streets)

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harris theater809 Liberty Ave. / 412-682-4111 / pghfilmmakers.orgPittsburgh Filmmakers screens independent,foreign and classic films.

Three Rivers Film FestivalNov. 4–19

More than 40 films screened at Harris Theater, Regent Square Theater and Melwood Screening Room. Visit 3rff.com or call 412-682-4111 for more information.

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655 penn avenue between 6th & 7th streetstheater square

the marvelous wonderettes |(Pittsburgh premiere) “The MarvelousWonderettes” is a cotton-candy colored, non-stop pop musical blast from the past.Travel to the 1958 Springfield High Schoolprom, where you’ll meet the Wonderettes:Betty Jean, Cindy Lou, Missy and Suzy, four girls with hopes and dreams as big astheir crinoline skirts and voices to match.Follow their wise-cracking antics from prom through to their 10-year reunion,enjoying soulful renditions of your favoritesongs from the ’50s and ’60s along theway. Featuring such classics as “Lollipop,” “It’s My Party,” “It’s In His Kiss” and more. An unforgettable musical trip down memory lane. Pittsburgh CLOCabaret at Theater SquareThrough Oct. 2Wed.–Sat., 7:30 p.m.; Sat. & Sun., 2 p.m.; Select Thurs. at 1 p.m.$34.75–$44.75

defending the caveman |No topic is untouched as this hilarious one-man tour-de-force tackles contemporaryfeminism, masculine sensitivity and even the erogenous zone! Pittsburgh CLOCabaret at Theater SquareOct. 6–Jan. 8Wed.–Sat., 7:30 p.m.; Sat. & Sun., 2 p.m.; Select Thurs. at 1 p.m.$34.75–$44.75

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improv comedy jam | 21+ thursdays / 10 p.m. / $3 or free with ticket stub *

salsa fridays | 21+ Fridays / 10 p.m. / $5 or free with ticket stub *10–10:30 P.M. Beginner’s Salsa Dance Lessons

Friday, Oct. 28Annual Salsa Spooktacular Dance Party

late night cabaret | 21+ Saturdays / 10 p.m. / $5 or free with ticket stub *visit pgharts.org for information on current Late Night Cabaret shows.

* free admission (based on seating availability) with ticket stub from any earlier downtown show

wednesday wine flights |6:15 p.m. / $35 includes presentation, winesamplings & light fare

Sept.7 beyond bordeauxDiscover wines from southwestern Francethat offer excellent quality for the value.

Oct. 5 california’s central coast Sample selections from one of theworld’s great wine destinations.

Nov.2wines of alsaceThe Alsace region produces incredibly food-friendly wines — perfect for Thanksgiving feasts.

backstage bar at theater squareLive music / No Cover / Smoke-Free Tues.–Thur.: 5 p.m.–Midnight; Fri.: 5 p.m.–1 a.m.;Sat.: 5 p.m.–2 a.m.; Sun.: Noon–6 p.m. 412-325-6769 / backstagebar.com

bny mellon jazz presents jazzlive |Free live jazz, showcasing some the region’s finest jazz musicians, is performed everyTuesday in the Backstage Bar at Theater Square from 5–11 p.m.

Sept. 6 JazzLive Jam Katz Plaza 5–7 p.m.

5–8 p.m. 8–11 p.m.Sept. 0 Alton Merrell Ken Karsh 0 James Moore Gerald Haymon 0 Max Leake Nelson Harrison

Oct. 4 Mark Lucas Don Aliquo 0 Roger Humphries Roger Barbour 0 Dwayne Dolphin Thoth Trio 0 Salsamba Tim Stevens

Nov. 1 Tony Campbell Jared Wilson 8 Jeff Bush Clare Ascani 0 Jeff Lashway Kenia 0 Mike Tomaro Shawnee Lake 0 Chico’s Quintet Maureen Budway

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visual artsAll visual arts exhibits are free and open to the public (except where noted)

Wood Street Galleries601 Wood Street (above t-station)Wed. & Thurs. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.; Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

long are the days, short are thenights (recent icelandic art) |Videos, installations and photographs characterize the dynamic contemporary art scene in Iceland. Works by Bryndis Hronn Ragnarsdottir, Darri Lorenzen, EgillSaebjornsson, Elin Hansdottir, FinnbogiPetursson, Hekla Dogg Jonsdottir, HrafnkellSigurdsson, Kolbeinn Hugi Höskuldsson and Snorri Asmundsson.Through Sept. 11

parallel universe | Exhibit investigatesthe development of duel technologies thatrun parallel and never overlap, yet share acommon goal. Works by Lawrence Malstaf,Arnold Dreyblatt, Laurent Mignonneau andChrista Sommerer.Sept. 30–Dec. 31

943 Liberty AvenueFri. & Sat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sun. Noon–5 p.m.

path: installation by elin hansdottir | As part of WoodStreet Galleries’ “Long are the Days, Shortare the Nights,” “Path” is a maze-like installation, incorporating light and space. Ongoing

SPACE812 Liberty Avenue / Wed. & Thurs. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.; Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

drawn in a day | Guest curator: RobertRaczka. Twelve artists and collaborativeteams create large drawings on the walls of the gallery.

Through Sept. 4

extraction | Guest curator: Jill Larson.Twenty artists make artworks, each containing1,000+ pieces. Viewers will be encouraged toactively alter the artworks. The gallery will bein a constant state of flux, change, and loss,in this highly interactive exhibition.

Sept. 23–Nov. 13

707 Penn Gallery707 Penn Avenue / Wed. & Thurs. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.; Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sun.: 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

felipe garcia-huidobro: memory shredder | You have to bea little destructive to get really creative.Destruction, and the subsequent transforma-tion of materials, is at the heart of “MemoryShredder.” Tearing apart layers of collectiveconsciousness — ad posters, filmstrips, maps — Felipe Garcia-Huidobro is reconstructing a personal geography through collage, sculpture and video.Through Sept. 11

harish saluja: progression |Veteran artist and filmmaker Harish Saluja’slatest series of abstract expressionist paintings explore his interest in Indian music.Raga paintings and Hindu deities.Sept. 23–Nov. 13

ross mantle: in the wake |Exhibition questions the myths and exploresthe realities of the American Dream in theMonongahela Valley. Nov. 25–Dec. 31

709 Penn Gallery709 Penn Avenue / Wed. & Thurs. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sun.: 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

stephanie armbruster: in searchof something more | Influenced by street art, design and documentary photography, this new series of encausticpaintings is a reckless commentary inspiredby the absurdities of urban life, randomencounters, and the tension of the rustbeltcity in a state of flux.Through Sept. 11

thomas bigatel and peter johnson:universal expressions: movementin multiple dimensions | Paintings and sculptures Sept. 23–Nov. 13

Thomas Norulak: Detritius | Printmaker Tom Norulak uses natural andman-made objects that have been altered by elemental interactions over time. As aresult, his sketched images reveal abstract or surreal qualities, bearing little resemblanceto the original photographic imagery. Nov. 25–Jan. 1

Tito WayLiberty Avenue (at wood st., behind crazy mocha)

cell phone disco | Visualizes the electromagnetic field of an active mobilephone. A 16' x 16' light screen receives electromagnetic data from a receiver thatcontinuously scans cell phone usage through16 antennas and feeds to eight processorsembedded in the digital display, illuminating2,034 individually controlled LED lights.ongoing

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lawrence malstaf,mirror

grátur vélmennis,grátur varmennis,2008

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August Wilson Center980 Liberty Avenue / Tues.–Sat., 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Free/Open to public. Fee for special exhibits.

from process to print: graphicworks by romare bearden | Organizedby the Romare Bearden Foundation, the exhi-bition features original prints, lithographs,etchings, collagraphs, screen prints, drypoints,monoprints and engravings spanningBearden’s 30-year career. The exhibitionmoves beyond the artist’s mastery of collageand photomontage to reveal the genius of hiscreative process. AWC is one of only six artsorganizations to host this exhibition. Through Sept. 12

romare bearden: the last yearsphotography by frank stewart |A 46-photo companion exhibition to “FromProcess to Print.” Award-winning photogra-pher Frank Stewart met Romare Bearden in1975 while filming the documentary, “TwoCenturies of Black American Art.” Stewartsubsequently spent 13 years shootingBearden at his art exhibitions, working inhis studio, and capturing candid moments ofreflection and relaxation. Stewart authored“Romare Bearden Photographs” and co-authored “The Sweet Breath of Life: a PoeticNarrative of the African American Family.” Through Oct. 31

Ongoing Exhibits at August Wilson Center:

• sculptures by thaddeus g. mosley• pittsburgh: reclaim, renew, remix• bridging the blood: your blood line is mine

Future Tenant819 penn Avenue Wed.–Sun. Noon–4 p.m.

your place at the banquet:curated by rose clancy |Sep. 16–Oct. 15

(exhibit reception Friday, September 23)

ToonSeum945 Liberty Avenue Wed. & Thurs., 10 a.m.–3 p.m.;Fri. & Sat., 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sun., 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Adults: $4; Students: $3; ages 12 & under: free toonseum.org / 412-232-0199

overture: behind the scenes oflooney tunes! | Exhibition explores thecreative forces behind some of the mosticonic characters incartoon history. Featuresoriginal production cells,sketches and more. Forinformation on relatedLooney Tunes screenings,lectures and events, visittoonseum.org.Sept. 9–Nov. 27

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Musique du MondeOur Father, Who Art BlakeyMomix BotanicaMidnight Radio Episode 4 WickedThe Marvelous Wonderettes

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Gallery CrawlBlack Violin with DrumsBeethoven ExtravaganzaLast of the LineWickedElectraThe Marvelous Wonderettes

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FiddlesticksPeter PanSir James GalawayChessMidnight Radio Episode 5ElectraDefending the Caveman

Blast!Last of the LineElectra Defending the Caveman

Doo Wop SpectacularBlast!Last of the LineElectra Defending the Caveman

Blast!Last of the LineElectra Defending the Caveman

Hot Pink PittsburghElectra JazzLive

Ron ChernowDefending the Caveman

Ballroom with a TwistElectra Defending the Caveman

Ballroom with a TwistElectra Defending the Caveman

An Evening with Gillian WelchElectra Defending the Caveman

Electra Defending the Caveman

Paul Taylor Dance CompanyElectra Defending the Caveman

Rising Stars in DebutLa TraviataElectra Defending the Caveman

Peter PanSir James GalawayChessElectraDefending the Caveman

Electra JazzLive

Electra Defending the Caveman

Peter PanSir James GalawayTrashy FashionChessMidnight Radio Episode 5ElectraDefending the CavemanSalsa Spectacular

Michelle RheeWed. Wine Flight: Wines of AlsaceMillion Dollar QuartetDefending the Caveman

Future Ten 8Million Dollar QuartetDefending the Caveman

Black Dance FestivalYoung Person’s Guide to the OrchestraMidnight Radio Episode 5Million Dollar QuartetFuture Ten 8Defending the Caveman

Tony BennettArlo GuthrieMidnight Radio Episode 5Million Dollar QuartetFuture Ten 8Black Dance FestivalDefending the Caveman

Valerie PlameWilson &AmbassadorJoe Wilson

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RedThe Pearl FishersJazzLive

How the Grinch Stole ChristmasThe Musical BoxRedJazzLive

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Celtic ThunderElectraJazzLive

Beethoven ExtravaganzaLast of the LineWickedElectraThe Marvelous Wonderettes

Silk Road AcrobatsJackie EvanchoBallroom with a TwistElectra Defending the Caveman

Wed. Wine Flight: California’sCentral CoastElectra

RedDefending the Caveman

How the Grinch Stole ChristmasRedDefending the Caveman

RedPatti LuPoneMidnight Radio Episode 5Future Ten 8Defending the Caveman

The Pearl FishersShaq All Star Comedy JamRedPatti LuPoneMidnight Radio Episode 5Future Ten 8Defending the Caveman

Million Dollar QuartetJazzLive

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Romantic MastersBeardfestMidnight Radio Episode 5RedThe Pearl FishersDefending the Caveman

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RedPatti LuPoneShantala ShivalingappaFuture Ten 8Defending the Caveman

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Off the Record XIBlast!Defending the CavemanElectra

Rising Stars in DebutLa TraviataElectra Defending the Caveman

La TraviataElectra JazzLive

Melodic by DesignChessMidnight Radio Episode 5Electra Defending the Caveman

Romantic MastersMidnight Radio Episode 5RedDefending the Caveman

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Skippyjon JonesRedPatti LuPoneDefending the Caveman

PYSO Fall CelebrationRomantic MastersRedThe Pearl FishersDefending the Caveman

Mark MilovatsHoneck & A Waltz TraditionHow the Grinch Stole ChristmasRedDefending the Caveman

National Geographic LiveMillion Dollar QuartetYoung Person’s Guide to the OrchestraBlack Dance FestivalDefending the Caveman

Beethoven ExtravaganzaLast of the LineWickedElectraThe Marvelous Wonderettes

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