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A wide stage shot featuring a large cast of young women performing in a musical, set against a Mediterranean-style village backdrop. Three central performers, dressed in matching metallic silver disco-style jumpsuits with flared legs, stand at the front, each holding a microphone and pointing one arm triumphantly toward the sky. They are illuminated by a disco ball overhead, creating a starry, shimmering effect on the stage. Behind them, other cast members in colorful floral dresses are arranged across the stage, many with their hands raised near their faces, contributing to the energetic, choreographed performance.

North Hills High School Presents ‘Mamma Mia!’

The NH Drama Club’s production of “Mamma Mia!” had audiences laughing and singing along in six completely sold-out performances March 13–15 and March 19–21. Congratulations to all of the cast and crew! PHOTOS BY HEATHER PELAT, COURTESY OF NORTH HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT

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Dorothy Gale and Professor Marvel share a scene on stage, both gazing into a glowing crystal ball positioned between them. Dorothy, wearing her blue gingham dress, sits and holds the prop with both hands. Professor Marvel, wearing his gray suit and a new dark turban, stands over her and gestures toward the crystal ball with both hands.

Mars Area High School Presents “The Wizard of Oz” Spring Musical

Mars Area High School students presented “The Wizard of Oz” on March 13–14 in the school auditorium, bringing L. Frank Baum’s beloved story to life. The production followed Dorothy Gale—portrayed by Jenna Smith—as she was swept away to the magical land of Oz and journeyed to the Emerald City, meeting unforgettable characters along the way. Performances included one evening show and two Saturday performances. PHOTOS BY JOSH SCHWOEBEL

Apr 211 min read

A dynamic stage shot during a performance of "Finding Nemo, JR." at Peters Township Middle School. In the center, a student in floral flare pants and a yellow fringed vest strikes a pose with one arm raised. To the right, another student in an orange shirt gestures toward them. The rest of the cast is spread across the stage, including a student in a wheelchair and several others in colorful costumes, all looking on or singing. The scene is illuminated by bright blue overhead stage lights.

Peters Township Middle School Presents Disney’s ‘Finding Nemo, JR.’

This year’s PTMS musical was“Finding Nemo, Jr.” and it featured a cast and crew of more than 100 students who brought the Australian sea to life with impressive props, colorful scenery and creative costumes. Audiences were encouraged to participate—and they did not disappoint! Everyone who attended will always remember that “fish are friends.” PHOTOS BY RALPH LOVUOLO

Apr 151 min read

A dramatic, full-ensemble stage shot featuring the citizens and guards of Arendelle. In the front center, a teenage actor portraying Hans stands in a commanding pose, wearing white trousers and a blue long-coat with a capelet, holding a silver sword high in his right hand. To his right, the Duke of Weselton stands in a red cape and black jacket, also singing. On the far right, two guards in long red tunics hold silver-tipped spears. Behind them, a large group of cast members in various townsperson costumes—including dresses, waistcoats, and cloaks—all have their mouths open in song with intense expressions. The stage floor is decorated with a large white snowflake decal.

Seneca Valley Presents its All-School Musical

Seneca Valley brought Disney’s “Frozen” to the stage as its all-school musical, with performances held March 12–15 in the Seneca Valley Intermediate High School Auditorium. Set in a kingdom called Arendelle, the story follows sisters Anna and Elsa on a journey of love, acceptance and sisterhood. The production featured beloved songs by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez along with new music written for the stage. PHOTOS BY PRIMETIME SHOTS

Apr 141 min read

Gemini said A woman in a black dress stands and claps excitedly at her dinner table, celebrating with fellow guests during the 17th Annual Symphony of Food at Bella Sera.

17th Annual Symphony of Food

WOMEN of Southwestern PA hosted its sold-out 17th Annual Symphony of Food on Jan. 30 at Bella Sera Event Villa & Catering—bringing together community leaders, area residents, sponsors, and volunteers for an elegant evening benefiting women and children in need. The event featured dining, raffles, auctions and live entertainment, highlighted by an inspiring presentation from Marlella Thomas of the Legacy of Hope Center, continuing the organization’s 25-year mission that has ra

Mar 191 min read

The "Hidden Folk" ensemble performing a scene in the forest during North Allegheny Senior High School’s production of "Frozen."

NASH Presents Disney’s ‘Frozen,’ the Musical!

North Allegheny Senior High School presented the musical “Frozen” from Feb. 25 through March 1, bringing the beloved Disney story to life on stage. Featuring favorite songs and characters from the hit animated film—including sisters Elsa and Anna, and of course, Olaf the snowman—the students produced five evening performances and a Sunday matinee. A special Gold Card member preview performance was also held Feb. 24, offering an early look at the show. PHOTOS BY RUBY MORRIS

Mar 161 min read

A young actress in a red military-style jacket with gold epaulettes stands center stage with her hands clasped in a pleading gesture, looking upward with an emotional expression. To her right, another actress in a pink dress and a floral headpiece places a supportive hand on her shoulder.

Woodland Hills Performing Arts Presents 2026 Junior Musical

The Woodland Hills Performing Arts Department presented “Guys and Dolls, Jr.” as this year’s junior musical, with four performances in mid-January at the Thomas G. Crone Auditorium. The full-scale production starred students in grades 7–9 and brought the humor and heart of the Broadway classic to the junior stage. Directed by Robert Carr, the show featured a large student cast and crew, highlighting the talent across the district’s middle grades. The production was praised as

Feb 161 min read

The Westmoreland Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day

The Westmoreland celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a special Open House on Monday, Jan. 19, welcoming the community for a day of reflection, creativity and connection. The free event featured community partner tables, hands-on art activities, creativity and conversation stations and a student-created MLK Jr. poster tribute. Guests also enjoyed food from the historic Sankofa Mansion, the final day of “Winter Tales: An Immersive Experience” and scheduled programming in

Feb 41 min read

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