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Tim Mackabee walked into the O’Reilly Theater in Downtown Pittsburgh and sat in the front row. The New York-based set designer looked at the space in front of him trying to envision a creative way to bring the show made for the screen, “A Christmas Story,” to life on the ....
It’s hard to say what happens (or happened) in Quantum Theatre’s new production of Will Arbery’s Plano, now playing through Sun., April 24 in the. ....
Imagine Hercule Poirot poking around Pittsburgh. In Pittsburgh Public Theater’s new production, he does just that. The legendary literary sleuth Poirot is reincarnated to solve a Steel City murder. “North of Forbes,” a new commission by local playwright Tammy Ryan, is based on Agatha Christie’s first novel. It will stream from 7 p.m. Thursday through 10 p.m. Sunday as part of PPT’s Public PlayTime benefit series, “Classics N’at.” Benton Greene portrays Poirot. Christie’s 1920 tale, “The Mysterious Affair at Styles,” is set during World War I, where Poirot a Belgian war refugee is called upon to investigate the suspicious death of an older woman in her English countryside estate. ....
Share this article Share this article SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Myers-Briggs Company and Marcus by Goldman Sachs, which offers products and tools designed to help people achieve financial well-being, have co-created a Financial Personality Quiz to help uncover how your financial personality could affect your money management ideas and behaviors. Knowing about financial personality type helps you understand strengths and could help you recognize potential blind spots about how you manage your money, says Rich Thompson, Sr. Director of Research at The Myers-Briggs Company. Want to better understand your financial habits? The Myers-Briggs Company has teamed up with Marcus by Goldman Sachs to create a Financial Personality Quiz! Check it out here: marcus.com/myersbriggs ....