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I suspect that for Cambodians and Cambodian Americans, the racist and genocidal history of the Khmer Rouge is a stain…

Review: At Steppenwolf Theatre, Miz Martha Washington’s Crazy Dreamscape Offers Comic History Lessons and Discomfort

Leaving the theater after seeing this wise and hysterically funny play, my first thought was, I would like to see…

It’s not easy growing up as a gay Black boy. Tarell Alvin McCraney’s play Choir Boy is the story of Pharus, a…

Seagull by Anton Chekhov adapted by Yasen Peyankov

It seems like it’s all about basketball but it really isn’t—until it finally is. King James, the wickedly funny world…

Steppenwolf Theatre adds to its Steppenwolf Now series with three short plays by Tracy Letts, available virtually through October 24.…

Theater and architecture share a creative bond in this edition of Steppenwolf Theatre’s Half Hour podcast series. The podcast features…

Many Americans seem to have a British-Royals obsession that has never made sense to me. Steppenwolf Theatre’s newest online production…

Virtual theater has come in many forms during the last eight pandemic months. Our most recent theater review was actor/clown…

In these “AC,” After COVID, times, Chicago theaters are offering online content to fill the gap of canceled shows and…

Bug starts out like a Sam Shepard play. Two lost souls in a seedy Oklahoma motel room. Fools for love.…

There is dancing in Dance Nation, now at Steppenwolf Theatre. It’s sometimes clumsy, sometimes graceful, and generally amateurish. Clare Barron’s…