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International Performing Arts for Youth Presents SHOWCASE 2010 at The Pittsburgh International Children's Theater in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, January 20-23

Showcase News
See video previews online of Showcasing Artists
December 10, 2009
Showcase 2010 Artists Announced
September 15, 2009
Showcase Registration Now Open
September 15, 2009
Exhibitor Applications Now Available for Showcase 2010
May 7, 2009
The Man Who Planted Trees Wins Victor Award at Showcase 2009
March 26, 2009

Showcase 2010


Exhibit Hall, Showcase 2007


Benedum Center, Showcase 2010 Host Site


Resources Table, Showcase 2008


Professional Development Learning Community, Showcase 2008


Byham Theater, Showcase 2010 Host Site

Don't miss out on your chance to see Showcase 2010 in Pittsburgh, Yinz Gotta Go!

The Pittsburgh International Children's Theater is proud to welcome back IPAY and the 32nd Annual International Showcase of Performing Arts for Youth to Pittsburgh, America's Most Livable City! Showcase 2010 will take place January 20-23, 2010 in and around Pittsburgh's Cultural District, but guests should plan to arrive on January 19, 2010 for Tourism Day, where they will have the opportunity to explore all the changes that have happened around the Cultural District and region since IPAY was last here in 1992.

Book Your Room Now!

Guests will receive special rates at the Westin Convention Center Pittsburgh where the exhibits will be displayed, so don't miss your chance to reserve a room now!

About Pittsburgh International Children's Theater/The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

The Pittsburgh International Children's Theater has been bringing quality family programming to the Pittsburgh region for almost forty years, and their Family Series and International Children's Festival reach over 47,000 people each season. This year, they were pleased to announce a merger with The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust. Since the formation of The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust in 1984, Pittsburgh has seen the renovation and revitalization of its arts community. The Trust has restored classic grand theaters, constructed totally new facilities, commissioned public art projects and developed unique urban parks and riverfront recreation spaces in downtown Pittsburgh. Currently, the Trust owns and operates numerous theater and gallery venues, and is centered in the heart of the Cultural District at Theater Square. Some of the venues include the Byham Theater, a former 1903 vaudeville house that was reopened in 1991, and the Benedum Center, which was built in 1927 as the Stanley Theater and was reopened in 1987.
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