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happening right now in greenfield!
The art collaborative folkLAB’s ongoing exploration of Pittsburgh’s place in Appalachia is titled “These Hollow Hills.” The year-long multi-artist residency and series of events began in September and continued this past weekend with five free shows at the Glitterbox, in Homestead.
A square flyer depicting crude line drawings of silhouettes of two human faces. Text reads: THE DECONSTRUCTION An improv class showcase Wednesday, March 5 8-9:30 pm @ the Glitterbox (210 W. 8th Ave, Homestead, PA 15120) $5 suggested donation
Did you know the Glitterbox hosts a regular, private improv class? Well, now you do, and, fortunately, the end-of-term class showcase is open to the public! Join us for The Deconstruction tonight at 8.
NEXTPittsburgh writes about Speed the Musical:
"...this coalescence of Glitterbox regulars and strangers from around town is community theater at its best. There’s no drama, he says, only people coming together to support each other’s dreams and ideas."
nextpittsburgh.com/arts-enterta...
Hope you got your Speed the Musical tickets because ALL SEVEN SHOW ARE NOW SOLD OUT! Thank you, Pittsburghers, for the enthusiastic response! You won't be disappointed.
A square flyer with a grid of small portrait photographs on the left side. On the right side is a sketch of hills with a sunset and smokestacks behind it. Text reads: folkLAB These Hollow Hills Residency Exhibition Come on dahn to the holler! This ain't yinz mamas' art show Sat 3/1: 11am-2pm & 4pm-9pm Sun 3/2: 12pm-3pm & 5pm-9pm @The Glitterbox Theater 210 W 8th Ave. Homestead FREE Reservations Required 10 multidisciplinary artists new, immersive artwork about finding out place in Appalachia
We're so lucky to get to host These Hollow Hills, the folkLAB residency exhibition! All time slots this weekend are sold out, but you can get your name on the waitlist by emailing folklab.series@gmail.com.
A poster for the economic blackout on February 28. It is a big red Jack rabbit on an aqua blue back ground. It says economic blackout in hand done black type. There are two black speech bubbles. One says “don’t buy stuff Friday February 28th. The other says we have power. Below it says No Amazon, Walmart, target, gas food, gas. Below that it says OK small business, use cash. Designed by Martha Rich.
I made this the other night while procrastinating, mainly because I thought all the posts about the blackout were boring. It feels like there is momentum bringing people together!
A color photograph of three people on stage, wearing elaborate, colorful, homemade undersea creature costumes.
A color photograph of two people on a stage, both wearing DIY shark costumes.
A color photograph of a round, pink, fuzzy creature with giant purple lips and mismatched human legs in high heels and fishnets. Another person wearing a strawberry-patterned bikini is on the ground gazing up in awe of the creature.
A color photograph of two people on a darkened stage, their homemade jellyfish hats illuminated by black light.
Okay, look...the Drag Thing show on Saturday was so mind-blowingly enchanting! The Glitterbox and all the people were transformed into an undersea wonderland!
Forest to Sea continues on May 30. Mark it down in your calendars right now!
First two nights of Speed The Musical are already sold out! If you don't already have your tickets, put the pedal to the metal and get 'em at speed-the-musical.com!
A colorful, hand drawn and colored flyer with cute depictions of lots of undersea creatures. Stylized text recaps the event details described in this post.
🐳Swim on over to the Glitterbox tonight and be transported to a sea of tranquility with Forest to Sea, A Drag Thing Event, presented by TREEbeans
🐬Join host Pod With A Porpoise in celebrating Earth's magical wildlife
🐙PLUS: performances from Amoxie Villain and Sara Bellum
🐠Tonight at 8
A flyer with emerald and violet colors. A zodiac wheel at the top of the flyer is stopped on Pisces. Text below the wheel reads: Refuge Somatic Magic Queer Dance Party with DJ Mx.defy & clown play with Gunner Friday, 2/21/25 Doors 7 PM, Clowing 7:30-8, Dancing 8-10 $10-10 sliding scale, NOTAFLOF The Glitterbox Theater, 210 W. 8th Ave, Homestead Follow @mx.defy for more info!
♓It's officially Pisces season! What better way to celebrate than with DJ Mx.defy's REFUGE, Pittsburgh's one and only Somatic Magic Queer Dance Party! Tonight at the Glitterbox!🐟
A flyer with a photo of Dr. Shir Hever and description of two events taking place in Pittsburgh: Dr. Shir Hever will be speaking and discussing the arms embargo campaign against Israel on Feb 19 and 20 in Pittsburgh. He will also touch on the technology used to oppress Palestinians, and our military-industrial complex and the arms lobby. Part one will be at the Unitarian Universalist Church at 605 Morewood Ave 15213 on Wednesday, February 19, 6:30-9pm. Part two will be at the Glitterbox Theater at 210 W. 8th Ave, 15120, on Thursday, February 20, 6:30-9pm. Both sessions will be informal talks from Dr. Hever followed by a Q&A session. Both will offer light snacks. We encourage everyone who supports the Palestinian struggle for liberation to attend these events to learn more! Dr. Hever is the International Coordinator of the Military Arms Embargo campaign of the International Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) Movement. He is a much-published economist, born and raised in Israel, now lives in Germany, and is the descendant of many Holocaust victims. You can read more about him and www.shirhever.com. The local PGH BDS Movement and the Howmet Accountability Campaign (HAP) are sponsoring his visit.
Tomorrow night at the Glitterbox: Dr. Shir Hever, military arms embargo coordinator for the BDS movement, speaks!
(Or, if you're quick, you can also catch him tonight at First Unitarian Church.)
A flyer with red text against a black background reading: SPEED THE MUSICAL, an unauthorized parody A drawing of a bus with angel wings floats in between the lines of text. White text at the bottom reads: The Glitterbox Theater 210 W. 8th Avenue, Homestead March 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30 For tickets and hours visit: www.speed-the-musical.com
Pop quiz, hotshot: what's the hottest show in Pittsburgh this March?
🚍SPEED: THE MUSICAL💣
An all new, all original, unauthorized parody of the action movie classic. Tickets are on sale and already going FAST, so don't dilly dally!
More info + tickets: speed-the-musical.com
A color flyer (square shaped) with photos of comic performers and the following text: Let's Laugh At... A night of improv and stand-up by... Lee Brunco BIPOCALYPSE N'At 20: Improvised D&D The Screening Room Feb. 15 7:00 pm $10 The Glitterbox Theater 210 W. 8th Avenue Homestead, PA 15120
Tonight TONIGHT tOnIgHt at the Glitterbox!
Let's Laugh At... Presents: A Night of Improv and Stand Up
Featuring!
👉Lee Brunco
🔥BIPOCALYPSE
⚔️N'At 20: Improvised D&D
🍿The Screening Room
Cuz I think we could all use a laugh!
Roses are red
Revolution’s past due
Let’s take back society
And build something brand new
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A square, color flyer depicting hand-drawn fish and seahorses. Vertically-oriented text along the left side reads: PLAY DATE Other text reads: A sensory play experience For friends and lovers Valentine's Day intimacy playshop Glitterbox Theater 210 W. 8th Ave. Doors 7 pm $10 NOTAFLOF
Looking for a date tonight? Or maybe a Play Date? Play with your friends in a choose-your-own-adventure evening of guided activities:
Thai massage
Braiding
Singin’ Harmony
Tu BiShevat
Moon Acro
Authentic Relating
Arts n crafts n coloring n stuff
Bring a date, your besties, or just bring your body
1. Did you know that Girl Scouts has, for a long time, accepted trans girls and nonbinary scouts?
Trans kids are under attack. Every year, I make a thread of trans and nonbinary girl scouts you can get your cookies from.
Lets get our cookies from them this year in solidarity!
A color photograph (4:3 aspect ratio, landscape orientation) of three people on a dimly lit stage. On the left side is a human dressed as a white poodle. A person stands next to the poodle, grooming her fur with a blow dryer. On the right side of the stage is another person wearing gray sweats and dog ears and holding an acoustic guitar.
The spirit of Christopher Guest was strong last night. You've got one more chance to experience it tonight!
A low-resolution color image of a woman in a billowing white dress, floating against a black background
🚨Semi-secret screening alert🚨
I'm finally doing my first all-laserdisc night. This one will be in commemoration of David Lynch!
Featuring two must-see rarities: Industrial Symphony No. 1 & Twin Peaks Visual Soundtrack
Sunday night at 7 PM at the Glitterbox
A square flyer with cut-outs of characters from Christopher Guest movies, set against a pink background. Text above the characters reads: Chirstopher Guest Short Play Series Feb 7, 8 @ 7pm Glitterbox 210 w 8th, homestead "Dybbuk Shmybbuk, I said more ham" by Mike Ciarlone "Pretty Hurts" by Teresa Martuccio Hosted by Fred Brown 2 original plays celebrating the colorful characters of Christopher Guest
"If there's an empty space, just fill it with a play (or two), that's what I like to do."
This Friday and Saturday at the Glitterbox: two chances to see two original plays inspired by the movies of Christopher Guest!
![A color photograph (taken by Olivia Devorah Tucker) of two drag kings posing on a stage, wearing black leather jackets and holding hand fans that say "Blow My [silhouette of a trumpet]" and "Daddy," respectively.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:iziemr65p4zkiubiwihdw7pn/bafkreicmtd34zaryrz6zw3a6zs5xgrl2d5nvps5physqviu2l4qz66bgye)
A color photograph (taken by Olivia Devorah Tucker) of two drag kings posing on a stage, wearing black leather jackets and holding hand fans that say "Blow My [silhouette of a trumpet]" and "Daddy," respectively.
A color photograph (taken by Olivia Devorah Tucker) of two colorfully-dressed drag queens on stage. One of them faces away from the audience and is writing on a large sheet of paper. Handwritten on top of the paper is "verb: bequeef"
A color photograph (taken by Olivia Devorah Tucker) of a crowd of people seated before a stage. On the stage are six drag kings and queens lined-up left to right, and with hosts to the left and right of the lineup.
A dimly lit color photograph (taken by Olivia Devorah Tucker) of a crowd of people. Seated on a red couch three people (event judges), to of whom are in drag.
To Slay or Not to Slay was hilarious, joyous, sexy, and a huge hit!
It was such a beautiful and joyous evening! We love you!
This Fiona Apple narrated explainer PSA on how to film (and release footage from, not livestream) ICE arrests is exactly what we need from people with production skills right now and is worth about 3 million celebrity “imagine” covers in terms of survival utility
A square flyer in grayscale with a drawing or computer rendering of a skull with heavy eyelashes and lipstick. Text reads: To Slay or Not to Slay 4 teams of actors and drag artists 3 rounds of competition 2 crowned champions 1 night only! February 1st, doors 7:30pm, show 8pm $20 tickets on eventbrite at the Glitterbox Theater presented by the Underlings Theatre Co.
TONIGHT at the Glitterbox: Underlings Theatre Co. brings an evening of Shakespeare that's even heavier than usual on drag. (Yes, it slays!)
A photocopied sheet of paper on orchid, 8.5" x 11" paper (portrait orientation), depicting a hand drawn, three-dimensional box shape with "Glitterbox Theater" and "February 2025" written in large text at the top and left side. Individual boxes/days within the large box list each event for the month at the Glitterbox. Details of events available here: https://www.theglitterboxtheater.com/
why hello there! the sun is out, february is here, and our calendar for the month just dropped!