Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Quantum Theatre was down on the farm Sunday to celebrate its 30th anniversary with the Q Ball. Roselea Farm in Moon provided a sophisticated country vibe for the gathering, with a...
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Everyone always wants to know the best events to attend. Give back to your community and have some fun while you are #SEEN having a great time...
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - #IPutASpellOnYou: Romance was in the air for Quantum Theatre on Saturday night as more than 300 guests celebrated the thread that connects us all: Love. This annual event...
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We are pleased to announce that Q Ball guests will be able to take fun filled pics with our selfie booth provided by Digibooths, they are the go-to when it...
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Tribune-Review – “The Q Ball: Get Your Heart On” gala is from 6 to 11 p.m. March 23 at HIP at the Flashlight Factory, an old stamping factory on the North Side built in 1887 which manufactured goods from automobile grills to train parts.
‘Burgh Vivant – Host Brian Edward and Mike “Buzz” Buzzelli get together for a martini and recall Quantum Theatre’s annual Q Ball event which took place February 25th, 2017 at the Union Trust building, downtown Pittsburgh. In case you missed it, here’s what happened! ‘Burgh Vivant films weekly at Point Park University’s Center for Media Innovation in beautiful downtown Pittsburgh.
Tribune-Review - Yes, the entertainment of Quantum Theater's Q Ball technically included tableaux installations that paid homage to the great paintings of the pre-Raphaelite era. Nothing, though, compared to the...
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Pittsburgh Quarterly - Raw space on the second floor of the Union Trust Building saw its fair share of excitement on Feb. 25 when Quantum Theatre hosted what turned out...
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – #PaintingWithLight: Always one of the most creative events of the season, Quantum Theatre’s annual QBall on Saturday brought pre-Raphaelite paintings to life at the Union Trust Building, Downtown. Light installations allowed models and patrons to step inside art history, drowning with Ophelia, becoming “The Lovers,” standing strong like Joan of Arc. “I know we have these crazy ideas each year, but to let guests be a part of the art is truly inspiring,” said founder and artistic director Karla Boos. Even Mayor Bill Peduto got in on the fun by posing in “The Lazar House” to the clicking of cameras.
NEXTpittsburgh - The Q Ball at Fireman Creative’s Engine House: February 27 If you’ve been lucky enough to experience a Quantum Theatre production, then you’ve had all five of your...
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