Children's Theater Series: Discover Theater in These Pittsburgh Neighborhoods



Fifty years ago, the Children's Theater Series (formerly known as Performing Arts for Children) kicked off its inaugural season in Mount Lebanon.  Since the series has expanded all over the city -- to the North, East, West, Downtown, and even to Butler!

Learn more which shows are coming this year, and where you can catch them in your neighborhood.

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