The Wild Stage- A Cabaret for The Working Class (1)

• What do Berlin in the 1920's and Pittsburgh in the 2020's have in common? More than you think...Join us for an authentic 1920's style Berlin cabaret experience in a real speakeasy. Songs by Hollaender, Spoliansky, and Weill tell the story of an era of political turbulence, sky-high inflation, and societal unrest. These songs will ring true for today's working audience in Pittsburgh.The Wild Stage enjoyed a sold-out premiere in Chicago this past February, and it was created by Pittsburgh native, Brady Collins. It is time to bring the show home.Tickets are $20 and there is a 2-drink minimum. 21+ only.Brady Collins, Soprano and Artistic DirectorElise Miller, SopranoMatthew Lorenz, Collaborative PianistPresented by The Wild Stage and 565 Live Speakeasy and Stage.www.bradycollinssoprano.comwww.club565live.comPlease reserve tickets early. Seats will sell quickly.

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We'll be open from  5 pm - 1 am  Head over early for Happy Hour Specials from 5-7 pm - $1 off all well drinks, beers, and house wines. The full food menu will be available from GRILLE 565 until 9 pm. Light snack options will be available downstairs after 9 pm to cure your late-night munchie

Guests can enter through Grille 565’s main entrance while they are open or use our rear entrance. Must use our rear entrance after The Grille has closed for the night. The rear entrance is around back - head down South Sprague Avenue then hang a right at the alley. Plenty of free parking - (All metered spots are free after 6pm. )