Best places: Performing arts theaters in Green Tree, United States

2,800-seat venue hosting local ballet, theater & opera companies, plus touring shows & musicians.

Circa-1927 home of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra is a grand space for concerts & musicals.

Multi-purpose space has a concert mainstage, recording studios, a skate park & artists' Rock Hostel.

👍👍 I think this is my favorite venue in the city of Pittsburgh. It's seats at max 70 people. Seeing magician in this intimate space is amazing. I don't know any other place like this space. In the winter they do jazz Tuesdays. Every family should go and see Mr. Messado:s School of Magic. Very inspir...

Intimate public theater with 650 seats staging live performances including dramas & musicals.

Cultural center, named for the famed playwright, offering African-American-focused arts & events.

This 260-seat venue features live music, comedy shows & special events with in-theater dining.

Historic 1,300-seat theater featuring dance, theater & music performances.

Professional theater company presenting new plays in a 254-seat main stage & 112-seat studio space.

Intimate 75-seat performance space with a robust schedule of improv shows, plays & comedy classes.

Non-profit performance space staging musicals & educating youth in acting, singing & dance.

Plays & musical are performed at this theater where audiences sit on 3 sides of a thrust stage.

Iconic performing arts center built in 1889 as the first Carnegie Music Hall & transformed in 2004.

Rock concert venue with a vast interior space & balcony also has outdoor seating & an indoor club.

Historic black box theater with 130 seats known for avant-garde productions & community shows.

This regal, circa-1895 establishment with balcony seating specializes in grand musical performances.

👍👍 My daughter loved coming here as a very lil child and now, as a future performer! The staff are friendly and helpful.

👍 Local theater with local players. Normally well produced and presented. Lots of parking.

👍 This is an extremely small venue. I saw the August Wilson play “Ma Rainey's Black Bottom”. It is really neat to see a play like this in such an intimate setting. My only criticism is that it can be difficult to find your way to the theater. I went up the stairs and was rudely told I couldn’t get in...