Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company

On October 12, 1995, Jonny Gammage, cousin of former Pittsburgh Steeler Ray Seals, was stopped by Lieutenant Milton Mulholland of the Brentwood, Pa., police department. Seven minutes later, Gammage was dead.  The bare facts, as troubling as they may be, fail to capture the often unaddressed problems of race relations in the Pittsburgh region.  This original docudrama, coproduced by University of Pittsburgh Repertory Theatre and Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company, goes beyond issues of Black and White in order to expose the suppressed emotions that continue to affect race relations in our area today.

Click to purchase tickets for PPTCO's production of The Gammage Project and save with no ticketing fees or surcharges.  All seats are $15 in advance. $20 at the door.

Just before PPTCO's performances, this world premiere production will play at the University of Pittsburgh on February 9th through 19th, with the same cast and director. Read more about this show, or purchase tickets to the performances at Pitt, by clicking here.

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