Adil Mansoor will direct “Plano” at Quantum Theatre this month before going directly into his autobiographical play “Amm(i)gone” at KST’s Alloy Studios.
The exhibition, set to open in April, will include artifacts and interactive experiences revolving around the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and Hill District native son.
“I really love this idea of thinking about the ways we can expand health care outside of the hospital or doctor’s office to really think about communities.”
“When you’re passionate about [a nonprofit] and you show people you’re passionate about it, you’ve had that experience, things can happen more quickly than you can expect.”
“I’ve been there and I’ve been able to walk into different rooms and feel what it feels like to be new. I had tons of people pour into me in Pittsburgh.”
“I think more attention has been paid to some of those disparities because of the pandemic, and I think it’ll really benefit our community as we pay more attention to it.”
“I was seeing all these nurses and doctors on the front lines and I kind of felt helpless, 'What can little me do?’ And looking back, this was kind of my [way] to contribute.”
