The Current War previews and reviews

PREVIEWS WESA – Bob O’Driscoll – Read and listen. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Marylynne Pitz REVIEWS Pittsburgh Quarterly – Stuart Sheppard Entertainment Central – Mike Vargo The Pittsburgh Tatler – Wendy Arons Pittsburgh Owl Scribe – David Zukowsky

Opening in Westinghouse Park

TEASER FOR The Current War

Westinghouse 175

Wednesday, October 6, 2021 will mark the 175th anniversary of the birth of George Westinghouse Jr.   In observation of his “dodrensbicentennial,” efforts are underway to restore Westinghouse Park, formerly the site of “Solitude,” the estate of George and Marguerite Westinghouse. The creation of a comprehensive master development plan for the park is already underway, including the

The tent for The Current War

From June 2 through 27, Quantum Theatre will stage the world premiere of The Current War in Westinghouse Park. And here’s how the tent raising began.

A survey about your thoughts regarding the master planning process!!!

We are undertaking an effort to create a master plan to cover the development of the park’s future. As part of this process, the Pittsburgh Department of Planning has posted this survey to gather the thoughts of park users. Just click this link to take part. The survey closes on April 23rd.

A sunny Spring Saturday in Arlington National Cemetery

History Happened Here! Indeed!

Westinghouse Park certified as eligible for listing on the National Registry of Historic Places!

Move at Westinghouse Park

Welcome to Westinghouse Park

Celebrating its centennial in 2018, Westinghouse Park is a 10.2-acre city park situated in Pittsburgh’s East End neighborhood of Point Breeze North. It is defined by Thomas Boulevard on the south, the busway/rail road tracks on the north, Murtland Street on the west, and Lang Avenue on the east. Here are two bird’s eye views

Mayor Peduto declares Westinghouse Park Centennial Day