The Pittsburgh CLO and Pittsburgh Public Theater have completed their merger, though the name of the new, combined organization has not been determined. The Pittsburgh CLO’s productions have primarily taken place in the downtown Benedum Center, while Pittsburgh Public Theater’s productions have been nearby at the O’Reilly Theater. The education programs of both the CLO and Pittsburgh Public Theater will be combined in the merger. The newly formed company’s first offerings will be the Pittsburgh premiere of “How Shakespeare Saved My Life,” by Jacob Ming-Trent, the adults-only comedy “Who’s Holiday!” Also on the schedule for the inaugural season are William Shakespeare’s “A Comedy of Errors” and the Pittsburgh premiere of “Purpose,” a Pulitzer Prize – and Tony Award-winning drama.