Carnegie Community and Theater - They Just Go Together


Whether it’s peanut butter and jelly, chocolate and peanut butter or bacon and, well... anything, some things are just meant to go together!  This is also the case with theater and community. Live theater can be great entertainment, but when you combine the theater experience with dinner, drinks, dessert and/or a bit of shopping, the whole experience is enhanced.  That’s why we’re thrilled to announce that many businesses in the Carnegie community have joined with off the WALL productions so that when you attend one of our productions at Carnegie Stage, you can make a night (or afternoon) of it. There’s even some discounts for you to enjoy during other times of the week.


Participating businesses:

  • Sunset Pizza & Grille
  • Modern Mercantile PGH
  • The Flying Squirrel
  • Motion on Main
  • Carnegie Health & Wellness Center
  • Riley’s Pour House (ticket stub)
  • A Wards Cheesecakes

Be sure to save both your ticket stub and your program booklet for discounts. Discounts are clipable coupons within your program booklet unless otherwise noted.

We’d also like to thank the following businesses who support of theater in our community and have sponsored an ad in the program booklet.
  • Stenger, Bies & Company, Inc. Certified Public Accountants
  • WesBanco - Carnegie Banking Center
  • JGC&G Jones, Gregg, Creehan & Gerace, LLP - Attorneys at Law
  • The Carnegie Coffee Company
  • J& L Travel
  • Westar International Forwarders

And last, we couldn’t do all that we do without the ongoing support of many individual donors and corporate, government and foundation sponsors. Please be sure to take a look at this page in your program booklet.

Tunnel Vision, by Andrea Lepcio is currently playing at Carnegie Stage through October 31, 2015. Learn more and purchase your tickets below. And remember... save your program and tickets for savings around town.
Elizabeth Ruelas and Lisa Ann Goldsmith in Tunnel Vision - photo by Heather Mull

TUNNEL VISION

 A World Theater Premiere  

Remaining Performances: October 22 – 24, 29-31 @ 8:00 PM  
Matinee: October 25 @ 3:00 PM  

Written by: Andrea Lepcio  
Directed by: Melissa Maxwell  
Featuring: Lisa Ann Goldsmith and Elizabeth Ruelas  

Learn More or Purchase Individual Tickets  

Time is running out to purchase season tickets.  If you’d like to save on performances for the entire season, and pick your seats ahead of time, purchase season tickets.  

25 West Main, Carnegie, PA 15106 | 6 miles from downtown Pittsburgh

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