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After leaving a refugee-clogged city in Ukraine, Pittsburgh felt empty. It quickly filled me with its history and art, and I only ask that we keep its charms secret from capitalism’s armies of obedient functionaries.
As demand increases for Broadway tours and production costs rise, local theaters are experimenting with new partnerships, funding models and creative strategies to sustain the city’s arts ecosystem.
Mayor Corey O’Connor’s tenure began with the biggest crowd in Pittsburgh’s history looming. Today he discussed his hopes for the April event and for the days that follow.
The city would run a deficit this year under O’Connor’s plan, which the mayor said is simply an honest accounting of where money is already being spent.