through Shakespeare productions, new adaptations, and educational programs for over a decade

Inspiring

Pittsburgh Audiences

A group of people gathered indoors, with two individuals in the foreground sharing a kiss on the floor, while others sit and stand around them, watching the scene. There is a large clock on the brick wall behind them.

Silhouette of a large head on a backlit fabric, with smaller full body shadows surrounding it

through Shakespeare productions, new adaptations, and educational programs for over a decade

Three people in a library. Two are sitting at a table and one is kneeling in front. They are smiling and laughing, with one woman reaching out towards the man, and a woman standing behind them.

Four women performing a tug-of-war during an outdoor event on a grassy field with trees and a children's playground in the background.

A man with a shaved head standing in front of a white curtain, dressed in a white shirt and dark pants, with a black jacket draped over his shoulders. He is looking to the side with an intense expression.

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Up Next:
Hedda Gabler

Directed by Ella Mizera
October 2-11, 2026

A landmark of modern drama, Hedda Gabler explores themes of power, freedom, ambition, and the consequences of living within the confines of social expectation.

Directed by Ella Mizera and presented in Providence Heights at La Roche University, this production invites audiences to experience Ibsen's timeless masterpiece with fresh urgency and emotional intensity.

Where:
Providence Heights Motherhouse
La Roche University
9000 Babcock Boulevard

When:
Friday, October 2 at 7 pm
Saturday, October 3 at 7 pm
Sunday, October 4 at 2 pm
Friday, October 9 at 7 pm
Saturday, October 10 at 7 pm
Sunday, October 11 at 2 pm

About the show, cast bios, & more here.

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THE 2026 SEASON

Bringing five iconic, classical plays to Pittsburgh audiences

Agamemnon

By Aeschylus
Directed by Alexandra Hellinger &
Lauren Scheller-Wolf
April 10-19, 2026
West View Hub HUBWorks
Digital Program
Love's Labour's Lost

By William Shakespeare
Directed and Designed by Cat Aceto
A Modern Shadow Theatre Production
May 8-16, 2026
Digital Program
Much Ado about Nothing

By William Shakespeare
Directed By Jeffrey Chips
July 2026
Digital Program
Hedda Gabler

By Henrik Ibsen
Directed By Ella Mizera
October 2026
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Holiday Play

TBA
December 2026

A black background graphic featuring the words 'IMAGINE' in large white letters with yellow text blocks reading 'WHAT'S' and 'POSSIBLE,' and additional phrases such as 'Much Ado ABOUT NOTHING,' 'LOVE IS LABOR'S LOST,' and 'Hedd Gabiler.' It includes a neon-like sign 'LOVE IS LABOR'S LOST' and a graphic of a person with glasses and long hair, along with the event details 'Steel City Shakespeare Center 2026'.

A young girl smiling, holding a sock puppet with a hand-drawn face and yellow yarn hair, standing in front of a tiled fireplace with a nautical-themed painting above.

Four children playing outside on a grassy field with a fence and houses in the background. One girl in a pink hoodie is smiling and making a playful pose, while the other children are engaged in a game or activity.

The Youth Academy

Where kids of all ages come together to explore the art of storytelling and find their voices.

LET YOUR STUDENT SHINE

Smiling young girls sitting on grass at an outdoor event, with others in the background, some sitting and some standing, on a sunny day at a park with trees.

Group of children wearing red clown noses standing and sitting in a line indoors, several with playful poses. They are in front of a counter with a bank vault door behind it. Some children are looking at the camera, all wearing casual clothes.

Group of children and a woman standing on a stage with musical instruments, decorated with hanging black balloons, in a theater

Building a Legacy

Steel City Shakespeare Center has engaged and inspired Pittsburgh audiences for over 10 years. Making our home at the West View HUB, we serve the West View and North Hills community and beyond with intimate, fast-paced, and interactive performances.

PRODUCTION HISTORY