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The Golden Gays present "Hot Flashbacks" at the Allegheny Overlook Park on July 11. What to do this week in Pittsburgh, from the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix to The Golden Gays: July 5-11 Monday, July 5: Bites and Pints Food & Drink Festival at Kennywood Park 1-8 p.m. It’s a final bonus day for this new foodie fest at the National Historic Landmark, which recently was recognized as one of the nation’s best amusement parks. Pair your devotion for the Thunderbolt and Raging Rapids with cuisine from around the globe crafted by chef Brian Pekarcik of BRGR and Spoon fame. Thrill-seekers will ...

Photo by Joshua Sweeny / Courtesy of Attack Theatre Attack Theatre is that rare established Pittsburgh arts group that moved its headquarters during the coronavirus pandemic. Now it’s showing off its new home in a short film whose production was itself an adaptation to the era of physical distancing. Attack Theatre presents Janessa Clark's "I : I": 7:30 p.m. Fri., Jan. 22, and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sat., Jan. 23 “I : I” is a collaboration between the long-running contemporary dance company and Janessa Clark, a filmmaker and choreographer with international credits. (She said th...

Maria Baranova Suzuki I : I director and choreographer, Janessa Clark In the midst of the pandemic, Attack Theatre relocated from the Strip District to 212 45th St. in Lawrenceville. Now just a few months after its big November move, the dance company will introduce audiences to its new space with the premiere of , a film made in collaboration with Brooklyn-based choreographer Janessa Clark. Streaming Fri., Jan. 22 and Sat., Jan. 23, the film was shot and set in the ...

Dancing outside the black box. December 17, 2020 PEARLANN PORTER STAGED HER THOUGHT POCKETS SIDEWALK SERIES IN AUGUST ON STRAWBERRY WAY, DOWNTOWN | PHOTO BY AARON JACKENDOFF When the Benedum Center’s curtain lowered on “Beauty and the Beast’s” happy ending in February, who knew it wouldn’t rise on the dance world again this year? Although Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s production was the company’s last dance at that venue, the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t paralyze the season. It invigorated it. As theaters closed, local artists — virtually — danced around, canceled, postponed and...