Bill O'Driscoll is the Arts and Entertainment Editor for 90.5 WESA, focusing on local arts and culture in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. With a passion for showcasing the vibrant arts scene in the city, Bill covers a wide range of topics, including music, theater, visual arts, and literature.
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Bill O'Driscoll primarily covers local events, art, and cultural topics in Pittsburgh. His focus on event coverage and profile features suggests he would be receptive to pitches related to upcoming events, profiles of individuals or organizations involved in the arts and cultural scene in Pittsburgh.
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Christian A. Warner performs at Attack Theatre Fri., Nov. 15, through Sun., Nov. 17.Corey Hanes Photography
Dan Krell plays the title role in Quantum Theatre's "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari."
The Frick Pittsburgh has appointed longtime staffer Amanda Dunyak Gillen as interim executive director.
Resonance Works stages the Pittsburgh premiere of Oscar-winning composer Rachel Portman's opera adaption of "The Little Prince."
By: Bill O'Driscoll
The community-empowerment nonprofit Center of Life announces plans for a $50 million center in Hazelwood Green
Pittsburgh author Greg Barnhisel's "Code Name Puritan" explores the life and work of Yale professor and World War II-era spy Norman Holmes Pearson.
The taxpayer-funded Allegheny Regional Asset District has approved a record budget of $141.2 million for 2025.
Watch a holiday special, "The Haunted Man's Christmas Carol," check out the Pittsburgh Shorts fest or shop around at the Downtown holiday market — here's what to do in Pittsburgh this weekend.
Leave it to a professional stand-up comedian to put the best face on a dream that didn’t quite pan out.
By: Bill O'Driscoll
Artist Joshua Challen Ice's light-based art installation "Aurora" will adorn Mellon Square this holiday season.
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