Originally built in 1915 as the St. James School, The Gargaro Theater was rededicated via a Board of Directors gift in 2015 in honor of our Founding Artistic Director Kenneth V. Gargaro. The theater is now known as Pittsburgh's Off-Broadway venue in the West End, offering a unique and up-close perspective to exciting professional and conservatory shows.

The West End Canopy opened in 2020, bringing an outdoor, open air experience to patrons and further expanding PMT's community impact and reach. Now known as THE venue for the cult classic, fan favorite Evil Dead The Musical (6 years running!), The West End Canopy invites guests for a unique and intimate show experience.

Originally built in 1903 as the Gayety Theater, The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust purchased this 1300-seat venue, then called the Fulton Theater, in 1988. The Trust renovated and reopened the Fulton Theater in 1991. The theater was renamed the Byham Theater in 1995, in recognition of a gift from William C. and Carolyn M. Byham. Today, the Byham Theater is home to a wide variety of performing arts, including dance, music, theater, film, and family-friendly events held throughout the year.

Description provided by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust. Image credit (above) belongs to the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust & Google Maps.