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Join us for the Pittsburgh International Dance Film Festival Organized by Shana Simmons, with guest juror Scott Andrew Opening Night Event: Thursday, March 19 Online festival runs: March 19-29, 2026

Join us for the Studio Arts senior student exhibition in Bellefield Gymnasium, opening April 9 and closing May 3.

Studio Arts

Scott Andrew will be media designing City Theatre's upcoming production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch at the Greer Cabaret Theatre, directed by Robert Ramirez and staring Treasure Treasure.

More info about Hedwig

Scott Andrew will be media designing the upcoming 2026 Pittsburgh Opera Fashion Show. This season's fashion show theme will be "It's About Time," a fresh take on period dress. Don’t miss our iconic fashion event, which combines couture and opera in a dazzling runway presentation curated by Richard Parsakian.

Step into more than a century of style... Experience vintage couture from 1890 to the present day punctuated by the timelessness of live opera. Enjoy light bites by Aviva Catering and craft cocktails by Mindful Hospitality. Tickets start at $60 (student tickets are just $15!)

More info here: Pittsburgh Opera Fashion Show

Scott Andrew will be doing media design for Erin Kouwe's upcoming CSA performance, Grappling, at the New Hazlett Theater. Grappling is a queer, zero-gravity world of dance, family, and pop, exploring love, labor, and time with humor, joy, and cosmic imagination.

More info here: grappling

A Contemporary Art Festival presented by TATONTITRE

I’m excited to have work in the TATONTFESTIVAL Contemporary Art Festival, which will take place from September 25 to 28, 2025 in the City Center of Toulon, France. @tatontitle

Artists who will participate in this event:

Maria AL NAJJAR -@oum.kalsoun
RAINBOW -@arc8en8ciel
Melwyn BARTHOLOMEI -@sweeet_surrrender
Bastien BENEGLIA -@xx_bastdu83_xx
Bonnie CAPAROS -@bonnie.sauvage
Brian CHIAPETTA -@sarrasin_protecteurv2
Théo FARRUGIA -@theo_farrugia
Gabriel GARCONNAT -@gabriel_garconnat
Zagros MERKHIAN -@zagrosographe
Scott N ANDREW -@fagnelly
Virginie SANNA LACONI -@virginiesannalaconi
Gabriel SANTARELLI -@santarelli.gab
SEGRENOISE -@segrenovski
Ocean SELLEM -@oceansellem
Celia ROUX -@c6cey
Patrick SIROT -@otisartupo
ZUUNKE -@zuunke

I have been working all summer and fall on media design for First Lady, by @newpicttheatre which will open on October 2nd and run through October 11th at Carnegie Stage.

PICT Classic Theatre

Saturday, July 12, 2025
7:00pm – 9:00pm Immersive VIP Reception 
9:00pm – 12:00am Dance Party
Kelly Strayhorn Theater | 5941 Penn Ave.
Pay What Moves You: $50 – $325

House Party 2025 - Kelly Strayhorn Theater

15 July - 30 August, 2025 @ Stephen Lawrence Gallery
More info: https://www.greenwichunigalleries.co.uk/harder-better-faster-stronger/

A Symposium on BIPOC Institutional ownership featuring a work-in-progress of COLOUR, BUT ENGLISH, a new play excavating colonized language by Adil Mansoor

MAY 16-18 @ Time is TBD
Kelly Strayhorn Theater

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Join us at 5941 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206

COLOUR, BUT ENGLISH, a new play excavating colonized language. The work erupts from “Macaulay’s Minute”, an 1830s political document replacing Sanskrit & Arabic with English throughout schools in British-colonized India. Born in Pakistan & raised in America, Mansoor resents being a descendant of Macualy’s policies & is creating COLOUR, BUT ENGLISH to expose his own inherited tongue. Work-In-Progress showing presented by Kelly Strayhorn Theater, created by Adil Mansoor, with Media and Sound Design by Scott Andrew.

KST is leading a groundbreaking national symposium that aims to reshape the future of accessible, equitable cultural spaces owned and anchored by BIPOC communities. Guided by the vision of “Owning Our Future. Thriving Where We Live.,” this three-day gathering in May 2025 serves as a platform to catalyze a critical national dialogue and chart a path forward.

Collaborating with an advisory committee of national and local colleagues, KST curates a cross-industry program that features discussions, performances, and celebrations with leaders in art, activism, urban planning, philanthropy, and government. Together we imagine new financial, operational, and physical structures for BIPOC-owned arts spaces, addressing the structural inequities that the pandemic laid bare.

The symposium spotlights organizations employing new strategies to safeguard culture in their communities. It engages forward-thinking stakeholders invested in emergent models. Look forward to thought-provoking panel sessions, inspiring keynote addresses, and dynamic performances by Pittsburgh and national artists.