Tag: Steppenwolf Theatre
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First Look review: Steppenwolf’s “Downstate” is a thought-provoking story that challenges one of society’s most unwavering preconceptions
Steppenwolf's "Downstate" does an excellent job of balancing perspectives and challenging preconceptions. ... It invites the audience to consider empathy for those who society extends it to least of all. -
First Look review: Steppenwolf’s “Monster” is an emotional performance that tackles the perceptions of African Americans in the judicial system
Kryi’s character is a terrified teenager who exhibits both an everyday bravery and a confused innocence. -
First Look review: Steppenwolf’s “Straight White Men” is fun, full of heart, and uncomfortably thought provoking
The strength of the ensemble made this show incredibly compelling to watch. From the beginning, I felt drawn in to go along for the ride. -
First Look review: Steppenwolf’s “The Fundamentals” provides a relatable look at the issues that come with moving up in the world
The Fundamentals successfully portrays the ups and downs of the hotel industry through the satirical use of fundamental building blocks. -
The Big City Blog: Steppenwolf’s Front Bar, “Saved by the Bell” pop-up diner, Ravenswood On Tap beer fest and Lollapalooza aftershows
One of the most anticipated pop-up restaurants has arrived — Saved By The Max, a knockoff of the ’90s teen sitcom "Saved by the Bell." -
First Look review: Steppenwolf’s “The Flick” succeeds with quiet introspection and questions raised in relationship to film, art and life
The Flick makes you and its characters openly question the blurring of life and the movies. -
First Look review: Steppenwolf’s “Domesticated” is a hilariously shrewd exploration of monotony, monogamy and gender
First Look review: Steppenwolf's "Domesticated" is a hilariously shrewd exploration of monotony, monogamy and gender -
First Look review: Steppenwolf’s take on Orwell’s “1984” offers an intense vision of life under an oppressive government
The performance is powerful and the visuals are intense, so prepare to be mentally tested -
Chicago Insider: Loyanna Grierson on free activities, Wrigley tours and El Mariachi for go-to Mexican
Chicago Insider: Loyanna Grierson on free activities, Wrigley tours and El Mariachi for go-to Mexican -
First Look review: Steppenwolf’s “Grand Concourse” is a smartly written look at the destructive nature of young people
Heidi Schreck makes a strong case for why actors often make great playwrights. She knows what works and what doesn’t. The writing always nods to the direction you think it’s going, but manages to pivot onto the unbeaten path.
