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1919 adapts speculative poetry for the stage—exploring Black Chicago’s resistance and the events of Red Summer at Steppenwolf Theatre. As the lights flicked off at Steppenwolf, I sat with the one ...

Steppenwolf Theatre Company has revealed the full cast for the third production of its 50th Anniversary Season: The Dance of ...

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Sitting in the upstairs conference room at Steppenwolf Theatre in Lincoln Park, I see a wall lined with artifacts from the institution’s storied history. Fixating on a lifelike prop — a pair of ...

Steppenwolf Theatre's new Ensemble Theater is basically encased in a concrete shell etched in clashing line patterns. Executive Director E. Brooke Flanagan says it reflects the "theme of collision" at ...

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Steppenwolf Theatre Company said Thursday that two of its ensemble members, Glenn Davis and Audrey Francis, are to become joint artistic directors of the famed Chicago theater. Davis, 40, and Francis, ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- In the summer of 1919, Chicago experienced some of the darkest moments in the city's history. Race riots erupted after the stoning and drowning of 17-year-old Eugene Williams. The ...

Pity the beleaguered theater artists struggling to create a culturally aware, historically accurate, politically correct, child-friendly pageant in “The Thanksgiving Play,” Larissa FastHorse’s shrewd ...

In “Fool for Love,” two ex-lovers reunite one fateful night to shed plenty of bad blood. But this thrilling play by the late playwright Sam Shepard is more than just any old spat between former lovers ...