


February 13 - 22
Pittsburg Theatre Company
“THE COLOR PURPLE”
BASED UPON THE NOVEL WRITTEN BY ALICE WALKER
AND THE WARNER BROS./AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT MOTION PICTURE
Book by MARSHA NORMAN
Music and Lyrics by BRENDA RUSSEL, ALLEE WILLIS, STEPHEN BRAY
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February 13th thru 22nd, 2026
“The Color Purple” is an epic tale that follows Celie, a young woman who endures unimaginable hardship, yet embarks on a profound personal journey over the course of 40 years. Her story of self-discovery, resilience, and empowerment is brought to life through a joyous and dynamic score blending jazz, ragtime, gospel, blues, and African music.
A celebration of hope, love, and the healing power of community, “The Color Purple” is an unforgettable journey of strength and survival, making it a must-see for audiences seeking a deeply moving, transformative theatrical experience.
Production Team
Directed by Tanika Baptiste
Music Directed by Jon Gallo
Choreography by Carla BaNu Dejesus
Produced by Dianna Schepers
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Wheelchair and companion tickets can only be purchased at
the Box Office or by calling the Theater and leaving a message.
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Reserved Tickets start at $26
March 6 - 22
B8 Theatre Company
“Arms and the Man”​​
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by Becky Potter
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March 6th thru 22nd, 2026
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During the 1885 Serbo-Bulgarian War, young Raina Petkoff is surprised when a Swiss mercenary, fleeing from enemy cavalry, climbs up the drainpipe to hide in her room. Cynical and pragmatic about war, the soldier begins to sow doubt in Raina’s romanticized views. In this anti-romantic comedy, George Bernard Shaw explores the hypocrisies of life, love, and war.
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Featuring Jason Berner, Avery Burnap, Helen Kim, Addam Ledamyen, Kayla McConnell, John Mosa’ait, Samira Sheahan, and Mitchell VanLandingham.
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Wheelchair and companion tickets can only be purchased at
the Box Office or by calling the Theater and leaving a message.
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Reserved Tickets start at $24
Discount Thursday - $18
April 3
Onstage Repertory Theater
Sofia Talvik
Americana / Folk with Swedish Roots
Friday, April 3rd at 7:30 PM
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Sofia Talvik is a rare artist and an avid storyteller with a voice comparable to giants like Joni Mitchell, or as the Folk/Americana Magazine NoDepression said it ”A singer/songwriter who is able to evoke the essence of Laurel Canyon circa the ‘60s as expressed in the work of Joni Mitchell, Judy Collins, Buffy Sainte-Marie and others who were able to paint beautiful tapestries from words and music.”
Prepare yourself for a unique and intimate evening, not unlike the 70's coffeehouses and speakeasy's. You will be up close and personal with a world class act that has played big festivals like Lollapalooza and SxSW and opened for artists like Maria McKee and David Duchovny (X-files, Californication). It is in this kind of setting where she can casually joke and communicate with the audience that her strength as a performer shines the most.
Her delicate songs are performed in an intimate way, showing off Sofia’s angelic voice enhanced only by a tasteful mix of harmonies and delays, accompanied by the steady picking of her acoustic guitar and the rhythm section consisting of her own two feet, bells and a stomp box. She's an experienced international touring artist who has toured through 48 U.S states, many of the countries in Europe and far away places like New Zealand.
Her latest album "Center of the Universe" was released in 2023. Throughout the 10 songs on the album, there is a broad range of topics of some of life’s most earnest moments, ranging from the Ukraine War, American women’s rights, the thousands of missing children in the US and the torment of domestic violence survivors across the world. The album went straight into the top 20 on Folk Radio Charts USA in August 2023, with the first single charting in the top 10. The album was considered for a Grammy nomination for "Best Folk album" 2023.
”Swedish folk singer, songwriter, and guitarist Sofia Talvik has been making fine albums for many years now, but this self-produced latest entry may be her best to date. Her angelic vocals, which sound redolent of early Marianne Faithfull, remain a major asset, as are her original songs, which combine lilting melodies with frequently profound lyrics. Too few artists today offer protest material, but Talvik seems to have picked up the mantle from singer/songwriters like Joan Baez, Buffy Sainte-Marie, and Pete Seeger.” —Americana Highways
"The roots music Talvik develops is of a similar tapestry to Joni Mitchell, tapping into that same knack for soul-stirring clarity and resonance. Between, however, is something of a different nature. Open-air production sets the scene for an evocative and atmospheric release from the Swedish folk artist, coming in the form of an upcoming album, Paws of a Bear.” —PopMatters​
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Wheelchair and companion tickets can only be purchased at
the Box Office or by calling the Theater and leaving a message.
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Reserved Tickets only $35
April 12
Onstage Repertory Theater
Renegade Orchestra
Sunday, April 12th at 3 PM
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The Renegade Orchestra is the Bay Area’s most rock and roll symphony. Is it a rock band? Is it an orchestra? Who knows? But it’s definitely the best of both worlds. The pure unbridled fury of some of the Bay Area’s top orchestra players unleashed on classic rock songs backed up by a hard-hitting rhythm section.
For the 2025 - 2026 season, the Renegade Orchestra will present a revolving set of music all based on the sounds of San Francisco… and the Bay Area, featuring pieces written by famous Bay Area rock bands or even just recorded in the Bay Area. These are classic tunes reimagined like Jefferson Airplane’s Somebody to Love, It’s a Beautiful Day’s White Bird, and even some orchestral punk by the Dead Kennedys.
At this show, the Renegade Orchestra will present a comfortable, but lively show featuring a large contingent of musicians, all committed to having a relaxed and rocking time. If there is something you hate about orchestra concerts, this is the opposite.
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Don’t miss this show!
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Wheelchair and companion tickets can only be purchased at
the Box Office or by calling the Theater and leaving a message.
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Reserved Tickets only $35
April 19
Onstage Presents
The Lowell Ensemble
“Music To Save Our Endangered Lands”
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Sunday, April 19th at 3 PM
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Please join the Lowell Ensemble for a fun & festive concert of Classical, folk & pop music.
All proceeds will go to the John Muir Land Trust.
Theater staff is also donating their time & the venue for this concert.
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Ensemble Members include:
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Janet Popesco Archibald, Oboe & English Horn
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Paul Ehrlich, Viola
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Victoria Ehrlich, Cello
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Zachariah Spellman, Tuba
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Karen Hutchinson, Keyboard​
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Wheelchair and companion tickets can only be purchased at
the Box Office or by calling the Theater and leaving a message.
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Reserved Tickets start at $20


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