The Pittsburgh Savoyards perform in various venues depending on the show. Click on a venue for more details.
- Margaret Partee Performing Arts Center, Bellevue PA
- Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center, Ross Township PA
- Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall, Carnegie PA
Margaret Partee Performing Arts Center
The Margaret Partee Performing Arts Center (formerly the Savoyards Studio Theatre) is a black box theatre at our headquarters in Bellevue. Our smaller, non-G&S shows are performed here. Seating capacity in the theatre is approximately 65 seats. If you would like to rent our space for your event, performance, or rehearsal, please contact information@pittsburghsavoyards.org.
Location
The Margaret Partee Performing Arts Center is located at:
523 Lincoln Avenue
Bellevue, PA 15202
Accessibility
The theatre entrance is located on the ground floor and is fully ADA-accessible through the main front doors.
Due to the small size of the theatre, we are unable to provide supertitles for this venue.
For more information about accessibility, please contact our Accessibility Coordinator.
Parking
The theatre does not have a dedicated parking lot. However, parking in Bellevue is free after 5 pm, or all day on Sunday, for street parking or in public municipal lots. The closest municipal lots to the theatre are on Meade Avenue between Lincoln and Monroe Avenues, and between Hawley Avenue and N Sprague Avenue near the Bellevue Police Department.
Directions
Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center
The Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center is located in Pittsburgh’s North Hills, just minutes from downtown. Home to a number of Masonic and fraternal organizations, the GPMC hosts private, public and theater events throughout the year.
Location
The Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center is located at:
3579 Masonic Way
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
(412) 931-1996
Accessibility
The auditorium entrance is located on the ground floor and is fully ADA-accessible through the main front doors from the parking lot.
Pittsburgh Savoyards shows provide supertitles on either side of the stage for patrons who are hearing-impaired; select shows have full dialogue and lyrics supertitled (other shows display supertitles for song lyrics only).
For more information about accessibility, please contact our Accessibility Coordinator.
Parking
The Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center has a large, dedicated parking lot with van-accessible ADA parking.
Directions
Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall (ACFL&MH)
The 1901 Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall (ACFL&MH) sits graciously on a hill above Carnegie’s Main Street. The facility houses a fine regional library, an acoustically excellent music hall, studios, a lovely reception hall, and—a true national treasure—its Civil War Room. The Thomas Espy Post of the Grand Army of the Republic is one of the seven or eight most intact G.A.R. post in the country.
The historic landmark ACFL&MH is one of only four libraries in the United States endowed by famed industrialist and philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie. (Braddock, Homestead and Duquesne – the last, sadly demolished – where Carnegie had steel mills, are the others.) In the early 1890s, the leaders of what were then Chartiers and Mansfield approached Mr. Carnegie and offered to merge into a new town in return for a library. The borough of Carnegie incorporated in 1894. Ground was broken for the Library in 1899. The ACFL&MH opened its doors in May 1901 and has been proudly serving its community ever since.
Location
The ACFL&MH is located at:
300 Beechwood Avenue
Carnegie, PA 15106
(412) 276-3456
Accessibility
The ACFL&MH has an ADA-accessible entrance on the ground floor and an elevator which stops at the ground floor, first floor for access to the lobby and main floor seating, and the second floor for access to the Lincoln Gallery and balcony.
Pittsburgh Savoyards shows provide supertitles above the stage for patrons who are hearing-impaired; select shows have full dialogue and lyrics supertitled (other shows display supertitles for song lyrics only).
For more information about accessibility, please contact our Accessibility Coordinator.
Parking and Shuttle
Once you’re there, the easiest place to park is in the public lot at E Main St & Pine St. A free shuttle runs continuously from there to the front door of the venue, starting one hour before curtain. Parking is free after 6pm and all day on Sunday.
