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Venue buyer keeps an option alive for Pittsburgh's Kinetic Theatre Company

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By Bill O'Driscoll Verified
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This is WESA Arts, a weekly newsletter by Bill O'Driscoll providing in-depth reporting about the Pittsburgh area art scene. Sign up here to get it every Wednesday afternoon. This week, Kinetic Theatre Company opens its summer season at Carnegie Stage. The show is the Pittsburgh premiere of “Henry Johnson,” a 2023 drama some critics have called a return to form for playwright David Mamet. But the theater venue itself also recently provided some pretty big news.
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Pittsburgh author tracks comeback of large mammals in the Eastern U.S.

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By Bill O'Driscoll Verified
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As a writer about the natural world, Andrew Moore has a pretty good idea what animals belong where. But several years back, a news item took him by surprise. Elk, it read, were being reintroduced to southern West Virginia. Wait, Moore thought: Reintroduced? These massive ungulates — mature bulls can weigh half a ton — once lived just a few hours’ drive south of his home in Pittsburgh?
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What to do this weekend: Anthrocon, World Cup Fan Zone and Fourth of July celebrations

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By Bill O'Driscoll Verified
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Watch the furries Downtown for Anthrocon's 20th anniversary, check out fireworks and other Fourth of July celebrations throughout the city, or cheer on your favorite team at a World Cup watch party — here's what to do in Pittsburgh this weekend. Visual Art Pittsburgh Center for Arts & Media’s Annual Member and Student Exhibition is a special one this year.
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