Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - With “Cambodian Rock Band” and “King Lear” as a jumping off point, PIttsburgh theater this year demonstrated time and again the vast range of choices and talent in...
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Pittsburgh City Paper - Inside a giant blast furnace, a colossal monument to Pittsburgh’s heyday of steel and iron production, it’s impossible to ignore thoughts of workers toiling away, smelting...
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – “Reason in madness” seems the very definition of what Quantum Theatre does, so thanks, Shakespeare, for the quote. It happens to come from “King Lear,” which also is on point — Quantum’s latest adventure into the wilds of Pittsburgh is plucking down the epic tragedy amid the rusty ruins of the Carrie Blast Furnaces National Historic Landmark.
90.5 WESA - It’s easy to imagine a production of “King Lear” at the Carrie Blast Furnaces National Historic Landmark: You can just picture the mad, dispossessed king defying his...
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The Theatre Times - Susan Tsu is an advocate for educating costume designers and devotes much of her time to her students as University Professor and the Bessie F. Anathan...
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We hope you enjoyed your Quantum experience and we'd love to hear your thoughts on King Lear. Leave a comment below and tell us what you liked, disliked, or anything in particular...
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Local cast brings iconic Shakespeare text to Pittsburgh’s majestic industrial site.
