2 Ticket Vouchers for the 2015/2016 Pittsburgh Public Theater - except Guys & Dolls or Second City performances

Pittsburgh Public Theater, contemporary theater is in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh's Cultural District. With their unique three-quarter thrust stage — the audience surrounds the actors on three sides — The Public offers intimate, engaging, professional theater. 

The vouchers can be redeemed for one of 3 plays during the 2015-2016 season.  Recipient may chose from one of the following shows:

Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar - March 10 - April 10, 2016

Amir is a hot-shot corporate lawyer in Manhattan. He’s also a Pakistani-American whose white wife is an artist interested in Islamic forms. When Amir is mistakenly linked to a Muslim leader, his world begins to unravel. Matters come to a head when he and his wife host a dinner party for another power couple – a Black female attorney and her Jewish husband. This 90-minute thrill ride won the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. This is your chance to see why.

TRU by Jay Presson Allen & directed by Ted Pappas - April 21 - May 22, 2016

It’s 1975 in Truman Capote’s deluxe Manhattan apartment. Despite spectacular views, the literary giant with the tiny voice is looking inward. Celebrated for books like Breakfast at Tiffany’s and In Cold Blood, his recent piece in Esquire magazine has dropped like a bomb on New York society. The article exposes secrets about his powerful and glamorous friends and, to his surprise, they are furious. Both a genius and a gossip, this one-man play catches Tru at his turning point.

Venus in Fur by David Ives - June 2 - June 26, 2016 

A stage director anxiously searches for the perfect leading lady. An aspiring actress careens into the audition room, causing havoc and confusion. But in the course of an evening, while a storm rages outside, the erotic seduction of power takes center stage and the rules of domination are forever reversed. The New York Times review of this award-winning new play says it all: "Seriously smart and very funny." (P.S. – Don't bring the children!)