Additional Works

Thank You 5! is a Bricolage Production Company interview show designed to engage theatre artists in simple conversations about their craft. Set in a theatre’s dressing room, TY5 host Tami Dixon asks 5 questions to some of Pittsburgh’s favorite theatre artists in order to evoke memory, dreams and meaning.

WordPlay is a new spin on the age-old tradition of storytelling.

Cross the arch and leave the real world behind as you enter Bazaar, Bricolage’s adventurous annual fundraiser.

Dive into our carnival of delights and be transported to extraordinary new worlds.

A meditation workshop inside the Forest of Everywhere led by Bhante Punna.

An exhilarating mix of theater and VIP Gala, BUS is a daring exposé of Pittsburgh’s most adventurous artists.

Enter the Imaginarium is a thrilling live-action adventure where immersive theater meets escape room! Work as a team to unlock worlds within worlds and discover clues to solve intricate puzzles. Race against the clock to locate the Imaginarium's creator or risk being trapped inside -- forever. Some will prevail, most will fail. Enter if you dare.

A daring exposé of Pittsburgh's Most Adventurous Artists. Witness the Burgh’s top directors, playwrights, and performers race against time to create compelling original plays in only 24 hours.

Back for its 10th year, B.U.S. (Bricolage Urban Scrawl) is a fundraiser that puts theatre-making at the heart of the event. Bricolage collaborate with over 40 local theatre artists, asking them to risk their creative necks for this unconventional and exhilarating fundraiser experience.

Bricolage Urban Scrawl (B.U.S.) is Bricolage's annual fundraiser that takes the form of a 24-hour theatre festival. We give 6 playwrights 12 hours to each write a 10-minute play inspired by a 90 minute rude in a city bus.

Bricolage Urban Scrawl (B.U.S.) is Bricolage's annual fundraiser that takes the form of a 24-hour theatre festival. We give 6 playwrights 12 hours each to write a 10-minute play inspired by a 90-minute ride in a city bus.

Community conversations around race in juxtaposition of LeRoi Jones’ Obie-award winning one-act play, Dutchman.