Bricolage Production Company: Transformative Experiences

Samizdat: Play #3
Protest
By Vaclav Havel
June 4-7, 2026
Location: ███████████, Pittsburgh, PA

Directed by Jeffrey Carpenter

Featuring Robert Anthony Peters and Steven Schub

A modest request between old friends becomes a battle of intellect and ideology, where every argument cuts deeper than the last and no belief emerges unscathed.

Bricolage presents Samizdat (Banned Materials): three plays, three months, in hidden locations known only to ticket buyers. Staged in the intimate, immersive style of Living Room Theatre, each performance is a clandestine adventure—provocative, thrilling, and entirely unforgettable.

The locations are secret. The stories are prescient. Seating is extremely limited. Secure your ticket and more will be revealed.

Please select a performance

Thu, Jun 4th, 2026 at 8:00 pm

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Fri, Jun 5th, 2026 at 8:00 pm

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Sat, Jun 6th, 2026 at 8:00 pm

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Sun, Jun 7th, 2026 at 2:00 pm

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Samizdat shows are selling out fast. To add your name to the wait list for a specifc performance please email tami@bricolagepgh.org

Ticket prices increase with time.

Tier 1 Tickets: $35 - SOLD OUT

Tier 2 Tickets $45 - SOLD OUT

Tier 3 Tickets $55 - SOLD OUT

To get on the wait list email tami@bricolagepgh.org

Venue location must be kept safe. You will receive a private email with location and instructions closer to your performance date. We know how to reach you.

FAQ

1. Why am I receiving the notice "we are not able to price all your tickets" when I try to buy tickets to Samizdat?

Ticket availability at each tier is limited. When a performance is sold out you will see that message when reviewing your order. Try another date or wait for the next tier of tickets to drop.

2. Why are tickets so limited?

All Samizdat venues are purposefully secret and intimate. Inspired by the underground apartment performances of Soviet-era dissidents—who staged banned works in private homes and circulated recordings to evade censorship—this “living room theatre” tradition honors art that survives by staying just out of reach.

3. Why can't I know the location of the performances?

In the spirit of Samizdat, the address is shared quietly, hand to hand. Ticket holders receive precise location and arrival instructions the week of the show. Until then, sit with the secrecy.