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OPENS MARCH 5

1 SUNDAY LIBERTY MAGIC: ANNA DEGUZMAN IS PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH: THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY CATS What Anna DeGuzman can do with a deck What began as a musical about cats after of 52 cards will make your head spin! Andrew Lloyd Webber picked up a book Manipulating cards into impossible 3D of poems in an airport bookshop has configurations, she cuts, flings, flips, rotates, become one of the longest-running shows juggles and shuffles playing cards in the in Broadway’s history. Winner of seven middle of the street, along train tracks and in SHOSHANA BEAN Tony Awards including Best Musical, “Cats” close-up shows at the most prestigious magic MARCH 2 features 20 of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s venues in the world. timeless melodies, including the hit song Pittsburgh Cultural Trust “Memory.” 811 Liberty Ave. / Tickets start at $40 / BYOB Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Also March 4–8, 11–15, 18–22, 25–29 / 1 & 6:30 p.m. Tickets start at $33 2 MONDAY THE LAST AMERICAN HAMMER Unemployed conspiracy-theorist Milcom TRUST CABARET SERIES: Negley forcibly occupies a local museum SHOSHANA BEAN and demands the FBI take his grievances Star of “Wicked,” City Center’s “Songs for seriously. “A satirical but heartfelt a New World,” and most recently Jenna in examination of the fallout that occurs when Broadway’s “Waitress,” Shoshana Bean is the American Dream fails to materialize,” thrilled to be making her Pittsburgh Cabaret “The Last American Hammer” features a debut. Expect an all-new, and in a rare turn bluegrass-infused score that brings American of events, mostly all-BROADWAY, show. roots to the operatic stage. Shoshana will sing from roles she’s played, roles she wants to play, roles she’ll never play, Pittsburgh Opera Headquarters / 2 p.m. and maybe even take some requests! This is $40; $20 for kids 6–18 sure to be an evening you won’t want to miss! Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Greer Cabaret Theater / 7 & 9:30 p.m. Tickets start at $45

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SOUL SESSIONS: COHEN & GRIGSBY TRUST PRESENTS: LEELA JAMES BRIT FLOYD What sets the acclaimed R&B and soul “The World’s Greatest Show” singer-songwriter, Leela James, apart is returns to the stage in 2020 to perform her fearless approach to music. “The best its brand new production, “Echoes 2020.” artists stay true to who they are, no matter Including highlights from , The the scale,” she believes. These values have Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, allowed Leela to remain a consistent figure Animals and , and featuring in R&B with a discography of quality soul a show-stopping 23-minute “note-for-note” music spanning than a decade. performance of the iconic era-defining song August Wilson African American Cultural Center Echoes, written 50 years ago, and from Pink AWAACC / 8 p.m. / Tickets start at $35 Floyd’s breakthrough 1971 album . Pittsburgh Cultural Trust / Benedum Center 8 p.m. / Tickets start at $44.25 GRIEG’S BELOVED 5 THURSDAY Also March 7 CONCERTO OPENS MARCH 6 THE SOUND OF MUSIC BNY MELLON GRAND CLASSICS: GRIEG’S Featuring songs such as “Edelweiss,” BELOVED PIANO CONCERTO “My Favorite Things,” “Climb Ev’ry “An artist who can truly make the piano PSO360: sing,” declares Gramophone of Yulianna Mountain,” “Do-Re-Mi,” and “Sixteen Going PIANO POWER WITH Avdeeva. She “lets the music breathe,” on Seventeen,” The Sound of Music has YULIANNA AVDEEVA says the Financial Times of London. become a standard in the musical world for Yulianna joins together with the Experience her artistry in Grieg’s beloved over fifty years! The motion picture version of the PSO in a program of brilliant keyboard Piano Concerto. And Sir Mark Elder returns remains the most popular movie musical of all works highlighting her poetic musicianship to lead the Pittsburgh Symphony in Sibelius’ time. Experience the spirited, romantic, and and dramatic flair. Enjoy it all from your seat bracing First Symphony. beloved musical story of Maria and the von on the Heinz Hall stage for an evening of Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Trapp family. “Piano Power.” Heinz Hall / Tickets start at $20 Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Pittsburgh Musical Theater Also March 8 Heinz Hall Stage / 8 p.m. / All tickets $75 / Tickets start at $18.25 Also March 6–8, 13–15 7 SATURDAY 9 AMERICAN SON MONDAY “A new American play grappling with serious, TRUST ARTS EDUCATION: TRUTHSAYERS: timely issues in a thoughtful way.” Hot off DOCUMENTING LEARNING TARANA BURKE its Broadway run, this highly charged drama THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY Tarana Burke is a civil rights activist who takes a brave look at race, gender, power Cameras are ubiquitous these days, but how was the original founder of the “Me Too” and the dangerous dynamics at play when can we best use them in our classroom? In movement, which she started in 2006. It a young African-American man intersects this workshop, you will consider how you later became a global phenomenon that with law enforcement. Mature content and might use photography to enhance, expand raised awareness about sexual harassment, language, including racial slurs. and document learning for both you and abuse and assault in society in 2017. Pittsburgh Public Theater your students. You will learn about free August Wilson African American Cultural Center O’Reilly Theater / Tickets start at $31 simple apps for photo editing and how to AWAACC / 7 p.m. / Tickets start at $35 Also March 6–8, 10–15, 17, 19–22, 24–29, 31; use visual artifacts in student assessment. April 1–5 Participants are encouraged to bring their own THE CHIEFTAINS WITH THE mobile device, however ipads will be made PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY: available for use during the class. THE IRISH GOODBYE TOUR Pittsburgh Cultural Trust BRIT FLOYD After 57 years of making some of the most Trust Arts Education Center, 807 Liberty Ave. OPENS MARCH 6 beautiful music in the world, The Chieftains 9 a.m. / $15 remain as fresh and relevant as when they first began. The six-time Grammy Award TRUST ARTS EDUCATION: YOUNG WRITERS & ILLUSTRATORS winners have been highly recognized for For Grades 6–8 reinventing traditional Irish music on a Instructors: Julie Albright and Alison Babusci. contemporary and International scale. Come Put pen to paper and use your imagination see them perform with the PSO at what will to create characters as you begin to write a be a memorable evening of music, song and truly fantastic story. Then, utilize your art- dance on this final journey. making skills to add visual detail and original Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra images to truly bring your story to life! Heinz Hall / 7:30 p.m. / Tickets start at $25 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Trust Arts Education Center, 807 Liberty Ave. 1–4 p.m. / $20

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10 TUESDAY WORDPLAY 20 FRIDAY It’s storytelling with a twist! You’ll laugh, PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH: you’ll cry and you’ll get an extremely MANDY MOORE THE BAND’S VISIT intimate look into the life of a total stranger. Emmy-, Grammy- and Golden Globe- In an Israeli desert town where every day Bricolage Production Company nominated actress, singer and songwriter. feels the same, something different is 937 Liberty Avenue / 8 p.m. / $25 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust suddenly in the air. Dina, the local café Also March 14 Benedum Center / 8 p.m. owner, had long resigned her desires for Tickets start at $39.50 romance to daydreaming about exotic films and music from her youth. When a band of 16 MONDAY HERE + NOW Egyptian musicians shows up lost at her café, This mixed-repertory production celebrates she and her fellow locals take them in for the NATHANIEL RATELIFF choreographers creating dance for the here night. Under the spell of the night sky, their In support of an upcoming solo album, and now. Kyle Abraham’s “The Quiet Dance” lives intertwine in unexpected ways, and this Nathaniel Rateliff returns to his early captures frustration and isolation through once sleepy town begins to wake up. acoustic days with the “And It’s Still Alright” sweeping movement. The music of Paul Pittsburgh Cultural Trust tour. The show will span from Rateliff Simon sets the stage for Dwight Rhoden’s Benedum Center / Tickets start at $33 stripped back with just his voice and an visceral “Simon Said.” And PBT artist in Also March 11–15 acoustic to the accompaniment of a residence Staycee Pearl presents a brand full band. The set list will feature songs from new ballet. his new album as well as his entire catalog. Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre 11 WEDNESDAY Opus One and Promowest Presents August Wilson African American Cultural Center Byham Theater / 8 p.m. Tickets start at $28 MUSIC 101: Tickets start at $54.25 Also March 21–22, 27–29 MAX BLAIR, ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL OBOE “CHASING A CONCEPT” 18 WEDNESDAY HERE + NOW The Pittsburgh Symphony Association OPENS MARCH 20 presents the 37th season of Music 101, a free EQT STUDENT SIDE-BY-SIDE lunchtime series of lecture-recitals. WITH THE PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh Symphony Association SYMPHONY Heinz Hall, Dorothy Porter Simmons Regency Area high school students take to the Rooms / 12:30 p.m. / FREE Heinz Hall stage to perform alongside their Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra counterparts under the baton on Resident 13 FRIDAY Conductor Andrés Franco! Hear works by Tchaikovsky, Grieg, and Suppé, celebrating BNY MELLON GRAND CLASSICS: the diverse musical pursuits of our region’s BRAHMS FIRST talented young musicians. She stands among the top of the younger Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra / Heinz Hall generation. Alina Ibragimova’s playing 7 p.m. / FREE; call 412-392-4900 to RSVP proclaims authority, says The New York Times. Experience the artistry of this young Russian virtuoso in the moving First 19 THURSDAY PNC POPS: Violin Concerto of Shostakovich. And guest BUGS BUNNY AT THE SYMPHONY conductor Jacob Hrusa leads Brahms’ COHEN & GRIGSBY TRUST PRESENTS SERIES: “What’s up, Doc?” An enormously fun blend powerful First Symphony. ’ of and classic animation! Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra GRATEFUL GRASS Bugs Bunny and his Looney Tunes pals Heinz Hall / Tickets start at $20 Keller’s Grateful Grass delivers anything-but- return for the 30th anniversary of the Also March 15 traditional bluegrass versions of Grateful landmark “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony” Dead favorites. Grateful Grass often has a concerts. The world’s most iconic Looney rotating lineup and, in the past, has included Tunes—from “What’s Opera, Doc?” to “The THE BAND’S VISIT collaborations with The Keels, , Rabbit of Seville” and a dozen others—will OPENS MARCH 10 , , Reed Mathis, be projected on the big screen, while their , Allie Kral, Vince Herman, Sam exhilarating original scores are played live. Grisman and The Infamous Stringdusters. Created by George Daugherty & David Ka Lik This time, Grateful Grass features Love Wong. Canon, whose seasoned, virtuosic string TM & © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (s20) players are known for bringing acoustic- Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra roots sensibilities to the electronic-tinged Heinz Hall / Tickets start at $22 pop hits of the 80s and 90s. Also March 21 & 22 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Byham Theater / 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $30

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2020 PITTSBURGH 25 WEDNESDAY CARMEN HUMANITIES OPENS MARCH 28 FESTIVAL PITTSBURGH DANCE COUNCIL SERIES: MARCH 20–22, 2020 ROCÍO MOLINA CULTURAL DISTRICT Spanish choreographer Rocío Molina has theatersquare Artists, community coined her own artistic language based on 655 BETWEEN 6TH & 7TH STREETS leaders, academics and a reinvented traditional flamenco style, intellectual innovators which respects its essence, but embraces from Pittsburgh and around the avant-garde. Accompanied by a live the globe will converge on the band, Molina’s dancing goes deep into her Cultural District for wide-ranging roots while pushing the norms of movement conversations. You’ll hear about politics, and gender, making a loud declaration that music, food and beer, drag, incarceration flamenco is an expression of freedom that and much more in a lively, entertaining cannot and should not be domesticated. 27 setting. Contains partial nudity. Presented by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and The Humanities Center at Carnegie Byham Theater / 8 p.m. / Tickets start at $10 Mellon University

ROBERT MORRIS PITTSBURGH FEATURED EVENTS SPEAKERS SERIES: SH!T-FACED SHAKESPEARE: SUSAN RICE MACBETH Susan Rice served as National Security Advisor from 2013 to 2017. She also served Sh!t-faced Shakespeare® is the deeply as the Ambassador to the highbrow fusion of an entirely serious United Nations from 2009 to 2013. Under 28 SATURDAY Shakespeare play with an entirely sh!t- President Clinton, Rice worked for the faced cast member. Side-splitting, raucous CARMEN and completely unpredictable, the show National Security Council and was Assistant “Carmen” is a roller-coaster of lust, deception features a genuinely drunken professional Secretary of State for African Affairs. and murder. Fiery gypsy Carmen, who lives actor selected at random every night, so Heinz Hall / 8 p.m. / Subscription only her life to the fullest, can have any man she no two shows are ever the same. wants. But when she seduces naïve Corporal MARCH 20 / Byham Theater / 8 p.m. Don José, she gets more than she bargains Tickets start at $20 27 FRIDAY for. Full of magnetic melodies and tragic IRA GLASS: SEVEN THINGS BOOKISH IN THE ’BURGH twists, “Carmen” is irresistible. I’VE LEARNED PRESENTED BY RIVERSTONE Pittsburgh Opera The beloved host and creator of NPR’s BOOKS Benedum Center / Tickets start at $14 hit weekly radio show “This American Bookish in the ’Burgh is a free festival Also March 31; April 3 & 5 Life,” invites us into his creative process, celebrating teen literature by bringing mixing audio clips, music and video to authors and readers together. In Pittsburgh’s tell captivating stories live onstage, and Cultural District, acclaimed young adult 29 SUNDAY sharing lessons and insights gathered over authors will join their readers for full CHILDREN’S THEATER SERIES: his career. days of conversation, book signings and a DIARY OF A WOMBAT MARCH 21 / Byham Theater / 8 p.m. celebration of all things bookish. Meet Mothball, the naughtiest wombat in Tickets start at $26.25 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Australia. Bored with her daily routine, Friday, March 27: Educator Day $40 BLAIR IMANI Mothball goes in search of shelter and food, Saturday, March 28: Teen Day FREE A critically acclaimed historian, outspoken creating chaos in the lives of the humans Locations throughout the Cultural District advocate, activist, author and dynamic around her. Doormats, bins and washing Also March 28 public speaker, Imani centers women and lines are no match for this mischievous girls, global Black communities and the marsupial. Between a packed schedule of BNY MELLON GRAND CLASSICS: LGBTQ community in her work. PETRUSHKA scratching, sleeping and eating, Mothball MARCH 22 / Greer Cabaret Theater / 7:30 p.m. discovers that with a bit of persistence, Three of the last century’s most colorful Tickets start at $16.25 humans are quite easily trained! Based : Kodaly, Bartok and Stravinsky. on the multi-award-winning picture book, The popular “Petrushka” is an early CORE CONVERSATIONS “Diary of a Wombat” by Australian Children’s masterpiece. “Petrushka” helped Stravinsky These unexpected, intimate and entertaining Laureate, Jackie French and Bruce Whatley. define the sound of the last century. This tale presentations and conversations include of a puppet’s unrequited love, Stravinsky’s Pittsburgh Cultural Trust “Kennywood Behind the Screams with Brian score still inspires, sounding as fresh and Byham Theater / Tickets start at $12 Butko and Rick Sebak,” “Brewing Black Beer: brilliant today as it did in 1911. Also performed at satellite locations A Conversation with Fresh Fest Founders,” March 22–28 “Dance Maker: Blackness in White Spaces Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra with Staycee Pearl” and much more! Heinz Hall / Tickets start at $20 MARCH 21 & 22 Also March 29 Trust Arts Education Center / $5 each

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THROUGH MARCH 8 THE BOOK OF MERMAN ARCADE COMEDY THEATER MERMAN. MORMONS. MUSIC. MAYHEM. Shows held every Friday, Saturday and Two Mormon missionaries ring the doorbell of Sunday. Visit arcadecomedytheater.com or Ethel Merman and hilarity ensues in this new call 412-339-0608 for more information. musical comedy. This riotous romp is sure to keep 943 Liberty Avenue / Tickets start at $7 audiences rolling with laughter from start to finish! 3/1 Bonus Stage: Arcade Improv Night 7 p.m. Pittsburgh CLO 3/6 Mini Dungeon 8 p.m. Through March 8 / Greer Cabaret Theater 3/6 C omedy Royale Improv Madness Wed.–Sat. 7:30 p.m.; Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. Tournament 9 p.m. Tickets start at $31.25 3/7 Dinner with the Nolens 8 p.m. Groups 8+ may call 412-325-1582 3/7 Level Up Stand-Up 9 p.m. 3/7 T he Early Evening Show with Steve Holz WEDNESDAY WINE FLIGHTS 10 p.m. 6:15 p.m. / Includes wine samplings and light fare 3/8 Bonus Stage: Arcade Improv Night 7 p.m. MARCH 4: STRICTLY ODDBALL 3/12 Lucky Draw 8 p.m. 3/13 After Werk: Schwa’s Drag Cabaret 8 p.m. CRAFT BEER SCHOOL 3/13 C omedy Royale Improv Madness Tournament 9 p.m. 6:15 p.m. / Includes beer samplings and light fare 3/14 Penny Arcade: Kids Comedy Show 1 p.m. MARCH 17: CHOCOLATE AND BEER 3/14 the smallest show in town 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY WINE FLIGHTS 3/14 Arcade Hootenanny 8 p.m. SALSA FRIDAYS 3/15 Bonus Stage: Arcade Improv Night 7 p.m. Fridays, 10 p.m. / 21+ 3/20 B its of Progress: Stand-Up Showcase Dancing to local DJs 10 p.m.–1:30 a.m. 8 p.m. $5–$10 / Free for ticket holders of any earlier 3/20 C omedy Royale Improv Madness downtown show (space permitting) Tournament 9 p.m. 3/21 Drinking Partners 9 p.m. LATE NIGHT CABARET 3/22 Bonus Stage: Arcade Improv Night 7 p.m. Select Saturdays, 10 p.m. / 21+ 3/26 Lucky Draw 8 p.m. 3/27 Camp Loose Leaf 8 p.m. IMPROV COMEDY JAM 3/27 C omedy Royale Improv Madness Finals 9 p.m. Thursdays, 10 p.m. / 21+ One-night-only teams of the city’s best improvisers 3/28 Penny Arcade: Kids Comedy Show 1 p.m. create comedy based on audience suggestions. 3/28 Knights of the Arcade 9 p.m. $3 at the door (cash only) / Free for ticket holders 3/29 Bonus Stage: Arcade Improv Night 7 p.m. of any earlier downtown show (space permitting)

BACKSTAGE BAR GAME TIME! Live Music Friday and Saturday Trust Arts Education Center No Cover / Smoke-Free / Doors Open: Tue.–Fri. 5 p.m.; Visit TrustArts.org/gametime for more Sat. & Sun. 12 p.m.; Closed Mondays information Inspired by nostalgic activities including BNY MELLON PRESENTS JAZZLIVE mini golf, fishing and board games, Pittsburgh’s first locally produced BNY MELLON PRESENTS This popular music series, presented by the game show brings recently popularized JAZZLIVE Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, showcases some of the challenges like escape rooms and region’s finest musicians every Tuesday in the bar trivia to a new level by adding an heart of the Cultural District. audience, team-based competition and Backstage Bar / Tuesdays, 5–8 p.m. / No cover charge the chance to win a grand prize. MARCH 3: RML JAZZ MARCH 10: REGGIE WATKINS QUARTET MARCH 17: ORGANGRINDER FEATURING: HARRIS THEATER KEN KARSH, KEITH STEBLER 809 Liberty Ave. / 412-682-4111 AND BILL KUHN TrustArts.org/film MARCH 24: DR. ALTON MERRELL Featuring contemporary, foreign and MARCH 31: ROGER HUMPHRIES + RH FACTOR classic films.

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visual arts Free and open to the public (except where noted)

MISPLACED FORTUNES THROUGH MARCH 13 August Wilson POWER PIXELS 2020 African THROUGH APRIL 5 American Cultural Center

707 GALLERY SPACE 707 Penn Ave. // WED, THU: 11 a.m.–6 p.m. 812 Liberty Ave. // WED, THU: 11 a.m.–6 p.m. FRI, SAT: 11 a.m.–8 p.m. / SUN: 11 a.m.–5 p.m. FRI, SAT: 11 a.m.–8 p.m. / SUN: 11 a.m.–5 p.m. VOIDS, ETC TRUMPET TO THE TULIPS A solo exhibition by Centa Schumacher Curated by: Kristen Letts Kovak. Artists: Kristen that looks at order, chaos, and that which Letts Kovak, Sarah Jacobs, Katherine Tzu- subdues them. The work in “Voids, etc.” Lan Mann. Three painters embark on a was captured with a lens as a way to change playful collaboration with only one rule: visual reality into something beyond the real. doing something atypical and seeing what In order to look past what we’re capable of happens. seeing from our own physicality, we must Through March 15 find a way to see into the numinous potential Trust Oasis that lies beyond. AUGUST WILSON AFRICAN Through April 5 AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER 980 Liberty Ave. // WED, THU: 11 a.m.–6 p.m. 937 GALLERY FRI, SAT: 11 a.m.–8 p.m. / SUN: 11 a.m.–5 p.m. 937 Liberty Ave. // WED, THU: 11 a.m.–6 p.m. I CAME BY BOAT SO MEET ME AT FRI, SAT: 11 a.m.–8 p.m. / SUN: 11 a.m.–5 p.m. THE BEACH: AYANA M. EVANS MISPLACED FORTUNES AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN | GALLERY 1 WOOD STREET GALLERIES Artist: Ross Mantle. “Misplaced Fortunes” New works and performances by Ayana M. 601 Wood St. (above T-station) navigates a literal and metaphoric treasure WED, THU: 11 a.m.–6 p.m. hunt through three centuries of history, Evans (New York) and Tsedaye Makonnen FRI, SAT: 11 a.m.–8 p.m. / SUN: 11 a.m.–5 p.m. legends, and lies. Ross Mantle’s sly, playful, (Washington DC). and sometimes surreal photographs and Through March 29 POWER PIXELS 2020 texts connect the buried paths between VANISHING BLACK BARS & Miguel Chevalier returns with two world General Braddock’s lost colonial paychest, premiere generative and interactive virtual- LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY America’s unquestioned obsession with L. KASIMU HARRIS | GALLERY 2 reality installation—“Oscillations” and progress, and Manifest Destiny. “Misplaced Photographs by New Orleans-based artist “Complex Meshes.” Fortunes” invites the visitor to view American L. Kasimu Harris. Through April 5 history as a mystery and as a puzzle, asking Through March 29 how the promise of treasures, and our desire to seek them, continues to define us. Sunday, March 1 / Artist talk with L. Kasimu Harris, Tunde Wey and Brentin Mock, moderated Through March 13 by Kilolo Luckett in Gallery 2 Light refreshments and cash bar / 2–4 p.m.

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SUNDAY MON TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Cats Shoshana BNY Mellon Wednesday Wine Flights The Sound of Music Brit Floyd Documenting Learning Through The Last American Bean Presents Anna DeGuzman is THE American Son Grieg’s Beloved Piano Photography Hammer JazzLive QUEEN OF CARDISTRY Anna DeGuzman Concerto Young Writers & Illustrators Anna DeGuzman is THE Leela James is THE QUEEN OF The Sound of Music Piano Power with Yulianna Avdeeva QUEEN OF CARDISTRY CARDISTRY American Son Brit Floyd The Book of Merman The Book of Anna DeGuzman is THE The Sound of Music Merman QUEEN OF CARDISTRY American Son The Book of Merman Anna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY The Book of Merman 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Grieg’s Beloved Piano Tarana Burke BNY Mellon Max Blair, Associate The Band’s Visit Brahms First WordPlay Concerto The Chieftons Presents Principal Oboe American Son WordPlay The Band’s Visit The Sound of Music with the JazzLive “Chasing a Concept” Anna DeGuzman The Band’s Visit The Sound of Music American Son Pittsburgh The Band’s Visit The Band’s Visit is THE QUEEN OF The Sound of Music American Son Anna DeGuzman is THE Symphony American Son American Son CARDISTRY American Son Anna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF QUEEN OF CARDISTRY Anna DeGuzman is THE Anna DeGuzman is THE CARDISTRY The Book of Merman QUEEN OF CARDISTRY QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Brahms First Nathaniel BNY Mellon EQT Student Side- Keller Williams’ Pittsburgh Humanities Festival Pittsburgh Humanities Festival The Band’s Visit Rateliff Presents by-Side with the Grateful Grass Sh!t-faced Shakespeare: Core Conversations The Sound of Music JazzLive Pittsburgh Symphony American Son Macbeth Ira Glass: Seven Things I’ve Learned American Son Craft Beer School Anna DeGuzman is THE Anna DeGuzman Mandy Moore Here + Now Anna DeGuzman is THE American Son QUEEN OF CARDISTRY is THE QUEEN OF Here + Now Bugs Bunny at the Symphony QUEEN OF CARDISTRY CARDISTRY Bugs Bunny at the Symphony American Son American Son Anna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF Anna DeGuzman is THE CARDISTRY QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Pittsburgh Humanities BNY Mellon Rocío Molina American Son Bookish in the ’Burgh Carmen Festival Presents Susan Rice Anna DeGuzman Presented by Riverstone Bookish in the ’Burgh Presented by Core Conversations JazzLive American Son is THE QUEEN OF Books Riverstone Books Blair Imani American Son Anna DeGuzman is THE CARDISTRY Petrushka Here + Now Here + Now QUEEN OF CARDISTRY Here + Now American Son Bugs Bunny at the American Son Anna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF Symphony Anna DeGuzman is THE CARDISTRY American Son QUEEN OF CARDISTRY Anna DeGuzman is THE QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

ROCÍO MOLINA 29 30 31 MARCH 25 Diary of a Wombat BNY Mellon Petrushka Presents Here + Now JazzLive American Son Carmen Anna DeGuzman is THE American Son QUEEN OF CARDISTRY

DIARY OF A WOMBAT MARCH 29

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