Kelly-Strayhorn Theater, Performance venue in East Liberty, Pittsburgh, United States.
The Kelly-Strayhorn Theater is a performance venue in East Liberty that holds approximately 350 people and occupies a restored historical building. It presents dance performances, theatrical productions, and film screenings throughout the year.
The building opened in 1914 as the Regent Theatre with a grand organ that provided accompaniment for silent films. After decades as a cinema, it underwent transformation to become a contemporary venue for live performances.
The space hosts performances from artists representing many different traditions and backgrounds. Visitors encounter dance, theater, film, and spoken word that often come from communities whose stories matter to the neighborhood.
Visitors can determine their own ticket price, making shows accessible to everyone regardless of budget. The restored space offers good sightlines and acoustics from most seats.
The Alloy School program within the complex offers non-competitive dance and acting classes for people of all ages. These classes let people develop artistic skills without the pressure of competition.
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