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December 1 is Giving Tuesday! It’s a day to support your favorite non-profits. You can use today as an opportunity to support the Pittsburgh Savoyards in our mission to perpetuate the heritage of Gilbert & Sullivan and provide a hands-on opportunity … Continue reading →

Audition to be a part of our Spring 2016 production – The Pirates of Penzance! With music director Guy Russo and stage director Sean Lenhart. We will be auditioning for lead and ensemble roles. Wednesday, December 2, 2015 from 7:30 pm until 9:00 … Continue reading →

The Pittsburgh Savoyards are now accepting applications for the position of Stage Director for their Spring 2016 show: Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Pirates of Penzance. It will be performed March 4-6 and 10-13, 2016 at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music … Continue reading →

Lynette Garlan is treasurer for Pittsburgh Savoyards, Production Manager for Iolanthe, Orchestra Manager and general all-around supporter and helper. I was introduced to Gilbert & Sullivan by my mother, at a young age, growing up in California. She was a … Continue reading →

Come and celebrate the end of Summer with the Pittsburgh Savoyards! The Lincoln Room at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall is the place to be on August 30th, 4pm to 9pm. Meet the cast of our upcoming production of Iolanthe while … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce our cast for this Fall’s production of Iolanthe:

Audition to be a part of our Fall 2015 show – Iolanthe! We will be auditioning for lead and ensemble roles at the stage/vocal auditions, and for a non-singing dance chorus at a special dance audition. See below for details. Location: … Continue reading →

The Savoyards mourn the loss of their “wit in the pit”, Harvey Meieran, who passed on Monday, March 2nd. Harvey was a lifetime member of the Savoyards. He was a violist in the Savoyards orchestra for four decades and served … Continue reading →

Hear about our production of the Mikado, which opened yesterday March 6 and runs through next Sunday, March 15. WQED’s Jim Cunningham interviews our director Nick Mitchell and producer Lynette Garlan.

I-376’s Carnegie exit, number 67, will be closed until December 2015. Not to worry though – there are alternate routes available, and detours posted. Additional details and detour information.