Dispatches - Pittsburgh's my kind of town. The kind of town into which you feel you ought to have come by train. Something about the place invites back the train.…
Pittsburgh City Paper - A breathless three-story climb up the winding stairs of the Braddock Library transports audiences to The Return of Benjamin Lay, Quantum Theater's exploration of an 18th-century anti-slavery…
Pittsburgh Owlscribe - On Sunday it felt like I spent the day in a cultural time machine. The day started off in the early to mid-1700s in England, where I absorbed…
The Pittsburgh Tatler - Hypocrisy is in the air, dear Reader. No, I’m not talking about the shitshow in Washington, although obviously it hangs thick there; rather, I’m talking about…
Entertainment Central Pittsburgh - In our politically charged times, a lot of politically charged works are being produced in the performing arts, and not everyone is happy about the trend.…
onStage Pittsburgh - Quantum Theatre is staging more than just a play, but a theatrical coup. Securing The Return of Benjamin Lay and its actor, Mark Povinelli, Quantum brings this play from its London…
Quantum Theatre’s new production will shine a light on a historical rebel you won’t find in textbooks. Benjamin Lay was an 18th-century abolitionist and animal rights advocate. He was also…
WQED - Quantum Theatre is starting 2025 off with an American Premiere! We sat down with playwrights Naomi Wallace and Marcus Rediker, to talk about their production of "The Return…
