by Mary Wisniewski | February 11, 2026“The Dance of Death” at Steppenwolf Is an Expressionist Painting Conor McPherson's adaptation of August Strindberg's play conveys something true about human relationships—that love and hate are both forms of intimacy, and often intertwined.
by Mary Wisniewski | December 10, 2025Northlight’s “Gaslight” Turns One Husband’s Manipulation Into a Victorian Detective Caper If you feel like a little malice for the holiday season, catch the triumphantly feminist drama that coined a term prevalent in modern politics.
by Amanda Finn | July 9, 2024All Abuzz: A Review of “Beehive the Sixties Musical” at Marriott Theatre
by Mary Wisniewski | March 17, 2023Lies, All Lies: A Review of “Describe the Night” at Steppenwolf Theatre
by Loy Webb | July 11, 2016Exactly Where You Want to Be A Review of Between Riverside and Crazy at Steppenwolf Theatre Company
