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Check out our events calendar to see what's going on in the South Side! Or, click to learn more about the Historic South Side Home Tour. Thinking about learning a new skill or taking up a hobby? Check out our Classes
& Workshops Page.
The
17th Annual Historic South Side Home Tour
Presented by South Side Local Development Company
June
7, 2008 from 10am-4pm
Your ticket is the key to unlocking some of the most unique doors
in South Side.
This year we have assembled ten of South Side's most unique residences
and buildings. From distinctly repurposed lofts and condominiums
to beautifully restored homes, each is a reflection of the owner's
own style and tastes. These homes tell a story not just through
their unique architectural features but also the personal collections
of art, family heirlooms, memorabilia, and travel treasures housed
within.
To learn more, please call 412-481-0651.
Advance Tickets: $12 each
There are three easy ways to purchase tickets prior to the tour
date:
1. Complete the form below and mail with payment prior to June 2,
2008 to:
Attn: HT Ticket Sales
South Side Local Development Company
2000
East Carson Street, Suite 300
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
2. Stop by our offices, Monday – Friday from 9am-5pm
3.
Order by phone with credit card by calling (412) 481-0651.
Day of Tour Tickets: $15 each
Tickets may be purchased on June 7, 2008 starting at 9:30am at either
of our two ticket counters.
South Side Carnegie Library, 2205 East Carson Street UPMC South
Side, 2100 Mary Street
Group Sales (10 or more): $12 each Advance or Day of
Bike or Blade Discount Tickets: $12 each
City
Theatre 2007/08 Productions
World Premiere
January 24–February 17, 2008
The
13th of Paris
By Mat Smart
In
this charming and theatrical romantic comedy, Vincent travels to
an apartment in Paris carrying only a suitcase filled with the surprising
love letters of his late grandparents. When he begins receiving
romantic advice from a dapper ghost in a pinstripe suit, Vincent
wonders if the love he imagines is possible, even in the 13th of
Paris. The San Francisco Chronicle said, “Mat Smart is a talent
worth keeping an eye on for some time to come.”
March
13–April 6, 2008
Flight
By Charlayne Woodard
In
a magical ring of light, a group of slaves on a Savannah plantation
transcend their hardships by telling stories of bravery, healing,
mercy, and hope. Accompanied by song, dance and music, these tales
about the gift of flight will provide inspiration for the entire
family in this play described as “entrancing” by LA Weekly .
May 1–25, 2008
A Marriage Minuet
By David
Wiltse
Two
married couples perform a dizzy dance of stylish steps and changing
partners in this clever and literate romp directed last summer by
Tracy Brigden at the legendary Westport Country Playhouse. Variety
said this “delightful comedy…goes straight to the snappy lines,
epigrammatic observations and libidinous foolishness.”
May 22–June
29, 2008
Bust
By Lauren Weedman
In
Bust , writer/performer Lauren Weedman (a former Daily Show correspondent)
contrasts her volunteer work helping female inmates at the Los Angeles
County Jail with her experience in beauty-obsessed Hollywood. Weedman
plays dozens of characters, shifting from prostitute to parole officer,
addict to editor, Latino to Valley Girl in a matter of seconds.
Bust was voted Best in the Arts by Seattle Magazine . The Seattle
Times described it as “rife with hilarity and home truths gleaned
the hard way.”
Visit
www.citytheatrecompany.org
to learn more!
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