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Are you ready for your close-up?
Our first season is taking shape, and it starts with the artists.
Oct 15
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Aja Jones
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We’re ready for A REVOLUTIONARY RENAISSANCE. Join us.
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Oct 2
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Aja Jones
3
September 2026
Two Legacies. One Future.
The team is set. The curtain’s next.
Sep 18
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Aja Jones
4
August 2026
Making the Invisible Visible
Four weeks into the new organization, and we’ve quickly leapt from “we need to do that” to “done” in some big categories.
Aug 28
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Laura Greenawalt
8
Thank you for voting!
Nearly 3,000 of you cast a vote or dropped an idea into our Mentimeter box between July 31 and August 8, and we mean it when we say we read every single…
Aug 14
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Aja Jones
3
July 2026
Together, at Last.
It’s official: as of July 31, 2026, Pittsburgh Public Theater and Pittsburgh CLO are one company. Two organizations have become one, and together we’re…
Jul 31
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Aja Jones
4
A New Chapter Begins July 31
We’ve said the word “merger” a lot in this newsletter.
Jul 25
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Aja Jones
2
Artists: The Heart of the Work
As regional theaters across the country change, how do we simultaneously grow audiences while keeping artists employed and supporting their growth and…
Jul 17
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Brett Ashley Crawford
5
Deep Roots, Wide Doors: An Education Foundation
Back in May, in one of our “just the facts” updates, we wrote a sentence we want to make good on out loud: “Education and Academy programs from both…
Jul 3
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Aja Jones
4
June 2026
Anatomy of a Theater Merger: Why We're Doing This
What do we owe our city, and how do we build something worth more than the sum of what we're giving up? This week, a deeper exploration of the "why…
Jun 26
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Laura Greenawalt
3
The Anatomy of a Theater Merger: Meet the Unification Team
Part one of a multi-part series on our process and how decisions are being made for the future organization.
Jun 19
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Laura Greenawalt
5
May 2026
A Note to Our Pittsburgh Community
With humility, from the folks preparing to unify the Pittsburgh Public Theater and Pittsburgh CLO.
May 22
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Laura Greenawalt
3
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