review: clybourne park
Clybourne Park by Bruce Norris Directed by Amy Morton Featuring James Vincent Meredith, Karen Aldridge, John Judd Steppenwolf Theatre Company, 1650 North Halsted September 8, 2011 — November 13, 2011 […]
review: who’s afraid of virginia woolf?
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? By Edward Albee Directed by Pam MacKinnon Featuring Tracy Letts, Amy Morton Steppenwolf Theatre Company’s Production Arena Stage, 1101 Sixth Street SW, Washington DC February […]
review: betrayal
[originally published: http://aislesay.com/CHI-BETRAYAL.html] BETRAYAL by Harold Pinter Directed by Rick Snyder Featuring Ian Barford, Tracy Letts, and Amy Morton Steppenwolf Theatre Company Upstairs Theatre 1650 N. Halsted Street / (312) 335-1650 / http://www.steppenwolf.org/ Through May 27, 2007 Reviewed by Martha Wade Steketee February 9, 2007 The lovely Steppenwolf upstairs theatre and its proscenium set for this production incorporates two entrances, one room, […]
review: the pillowman
[originally published: http://aislesay.com/CHI-PILLOWMAN.html%5D THE PILLOWMAN by Martin McDonagh Directed by Amy Morton Steppenwolf Theatre Company Downstairs Theatre 1650 N. Halsted / (312) 335-1650 / www.steppenwolf.org Through November 12, 2006 Reviewed by Martha Wade Steketee September 26, 2006 Four characters in a police station, and four actors portraying imagined or remembered scenes from stories and memories thickly populate the stage of the […]
reading ruminations: spare change
[originally published Aisle Say Chicago August 6, 2006] Spare Change by Mia McCullough Directed by Lisa Portes First Look Repertory of New Work Steppenwolf Garage Theatre 1624 North Halsted / (312) 335-1650 / http://www.steppenwolf.org Through August 13, 2006 In the third of the three First Look new plays viewed in a marathon weekend, “Spare Change” features Brad (Paul Noble) and […]
urban excavations 