The boards of Pittsburgh CLO and Pittsburgh Public Theater have voted in favor of creating a new, unified organization.In a joint statement Wednesday, both groups said the decision came after more than a year of analysis and conversations.”This theater will be a dynamic destination in the city’s Cultural District as part of the broader downtown revitalization already underway, energizing audiences of all ages and perspectives with inventive, year-round programming,” the announcement said.Their first full season of programming is expected to begin in January 2027.Until then, the Pittsburgh CLO schedule of 2026 summer musicals will move ahead as planned while Pittsburgh Public Theater also continues its current season.Download the WTAE app to stay connected with breaking news. Sign up for our email newsletters to get breaking news in your inbox.
PITTSBURGH —
The boards of Pittsburgh CLO and Pittsburgh Public Theater have voted in favor of creating a new, unified organization.
In a joint statement Wednesday, both groups said the decision came after more than a year of analysis and conversations.
“This theater will be a dynamic destination in the city’s Cultural District as part of the broader downtown revitalization already underway, energizing audiences of all ages and perspectives with inventive, year-round programming,” the announcement said.
Their first full season of programming is expected to begin in January 2027.
Until then, the Pittsburgh CLO schedule of 2026 summer musicals will move ahead as planned while Pittsburgh Public Theater also continues its current season.
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