Smashing review of HUMAN ERROR

Click below for Alice Carter’s review in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review:

“Make no mistake, ‘Error’ tackles tough issues cleverly”

Playing through May 10

HUMAN ERROR opens to a packed and rockin’ house

Faithful opening night subscribers, enthusiastic board members, and members of the Pittsburgh theatre community came out to celebrate the opening of Keith Reddin’s HUMAN ERROR last night (Wednesday, April 8th).

Before the show the lounge was slammed with friends of the theatre throwing back drinks and enjoying food provided by our friend and restaurant neighbor, Gypsy Cafe.

After the thrilling opening, the celebration continued at Elixir on Carson Street as the director Tracy Brigden, playwright Keith Reddin, and cast, including Tasha Lawrence, Ray Anthony Thomas,  and Matt Walton chatted up the opening night audience.

Included here are some pictures from the production which runs through May10th.

See you at the theatre!

Human Error First Rehearsal

Last week marked the beginning of rehearsals for Human Error. We were pleased to have playwright Keith Reddin join director Tracy Brigden and cast members Tasha Lawrence, Ray Anthony Thomas and Matt Walton in the rehearsal room. Costume Designer Ange Vesco and Resident Sound Engineer Liz Atkinson were also in attendence.

After Keith Reddin spoke about the genesis of the play, Ange Vesco touched on her ideas for the costumes and Tracy Brigden shared the model of Luke Cantarella’s set design. Rehearsal then began with a read-through of the play…we’re off to another great start!

 

Posted by Christine Pini, Artistic Assistant