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New Product Company Announces Two Bold Spring Offerings:
Pool (No Water) and NPC + NYC

A Darkly Comic Dive into Artistic Ego and a Multimedia Double Bill from NYC Artists Hit Pittsburgh this April

PITTSBURGH, PA – April 2025 —

 

New Product Company, the boundary-pushing theater collective founded by recent Carnegie Mellon directing grads, is proud to announce two ambitious productions this spring: the psychological gut-punch Pool (No Water) and the one-night-only multimedia showcase NPC + NYC, featuring two invited performances from emerging New York artists.

​​​POOL (NO WATER)

Written by Mark Ravenhill


April 19th – 20th at 7:30 pm at Community Forge (1256 Franklin Ave, Wilkinsburg, PA)

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A glamorous artist invites her old friends—once collaborators, now competitors—for a weekend at her lavish new home. When an unexpected accident turns celebration into crisis, the group finds inspiration in tragedy… and quickly spirals into moral murk.

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Ravenhill’s gripping, poetic text is delivered with searing intensity in this raw, movement-infused production. Pool (No Water) is a ferocious exploration of friendship, envy, exploitation, and the hunger to be seen.

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NPC + NYC

Saturday, April 26 at 8:00 PM at Community Forge (1256 Franklin Ave, Wilkinsburg, PA)

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For the first time ever, New Product Company presents invited guest artists in a dynamic double bill from New York City:

  • 2043 – A razor-sharp satire of digital warfare and surveillance, this genre-bending solo performance delivers biting humor and haunting prophecy.

  • Gertie: Reloaded – A chaotic, cartoon-fueled collision of live dance and animation, where human bodies and vintage toons blur into one electrifying ride.

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“These artists are making work that’s daring, weird, and deeply theatrical,” says co-founder Pria Dahiya. “We couldn’t be more excited to bring them to Pittsburgh.”

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