There’s even the welcome, lately near-annual tradition of a new show by performance-art rock-band faves Squonk Opera.
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers Arts Festival announces lineup, new features
There’s even the welcome, lately near-annual tradition of a new show by performance-art rock-band faves Squonk Opera.
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Having worked on the Arts Festival last summer, I have new found appreciation for it that I did not have before when I attended. From what I remembered of a very busy week and a half last summer I don’t think Squonk Opera performed last year, which is unfortunate because I would have loved to see how they fit into the festival’s tight load-in schedule for performers and even more so because they typically don’t use the main stage, they build their own. Something that I did not really think about last summer was the fact that all of the events during the festival are free. This is truly an incredible feat and I thought more about it while interviewing with the International Festival and Arts & Ideas because they have some ticketed events that cost money and are not open to the public. The fact that any person in Pittsburgh can walk up to look at art or listen to music is absolutely incredible and I hope that this tradition continues on.
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