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All content by Michael Brosilow
[Photo] At the Court Theatre, “The Lion in Winter” is Compelling, but Unimaginative
By
Nora Schultz
November 29, 2023
[Photo] “Another Marriage” Shows Another Way of Looking at Marriage
By
Miki Mukawa
, Deputy Arts Editor
October 4, 2023
[Photo] Love, Identity, and Pink Jumpsuits: A Review of Steppenwolf Theater’s "Chlorine Sky"
April 16, 2023
[Photo] Yasen Peyankov Is Spectacular in Steppenwolf’s Deep and Disturbing "Describe the Night"
April 10, 2023
[Photo] “Right To Be Forgotten” Is a Welcome, If Somewhat Distracted, Portrayal of Internet Privacy Debates
March 1, 2023
[Photo] Steppenwolf’s “1919” Brings Eve Ewing’s Poetry to Vivid and Insightful Life
By
Reema Saleh
, Arts Reporter
January 25, 2023
[Photo] Steppenwolf’s "Miz Martha" is a Feverish, Elaborate, and Infuriatingly Didactic Production
October 19, 2022
[Photo] “King James” Review: A Meditation on Friendship, Race, and Basketball
By
Noah Glasgow
April 12, 2022
[Photo] “Bug” Should Be Watched as Closely as the Surveillence State Is Watching You
By
Anna Aguiar Kosicki
February 26, 2020
[Photo] “The Children” Asks the Tough Questions
By
Jessica Choe
May 3, 2019
[Photo] In “Indecent,” Art Provides Solace While Also Prompting Homophobic Backlash
By
Sebastian Von Stauffenberg
October 23, 2018
[Photo] Court Theatre Delivers Commentary With a Side of Comedy
By
Leone Fang
April 2, 2018
[Photo] Court’s “Harvey” Mixes Giant Rabbits and Psychiatrists
By
Emily Ehret
, Associate Arts Editor
May 22, 2017
[Photo] Who Runs the World? Still Straight White Men, With One Condition
By
Hannah Edgar
, Deputy Editor-in-Chief
February 13, 2017
[Photo] Court’s “Blues” Provides a Window Into a Renaissance
By
Emily Ehret
January 23, 2017
[Photo] Fundamental Flaws Trip Up New Play at Steppenwolf
By
Natalie Pasquinelli
January 12, 2017
[Photo] “Electra”fying Performance at the Court Theatre
By
Emily Ehret
November 21, 2016
[Photo] “Visiting Edna” to Find Beauty in Pain
By
Natalie Pasquinelli
October 27, 2016
[Photo] Court’s “Man in the Ring” Stuns in Closing Weekend
By
Emily Ehret
October 17, 2016
[Photo] Satchmo presents fresh take on American icon
By
Henry Bacha
January 18, 2016
[Photo] Making a space for black women in academia
By
Jenn Jackson
February 20, 2015
[Photo] One-man Iliad returns to Court for second saga
By
Anna Hill
November 19, 2013
[Photo] From shtetl to stage, Foer adaption illuminates historical void
By
Jon Catlin
March 1, 2013
[Photo] War and peace: ‘Time Stands Still’ grapples with both
By
Lily Gordon
January 31, 2012
[Photo] Court shines light on ‘Invisible Man’
By
Anna Hill
January 24, 2012
[Photo] MODA’s night on the town
By
Lloyd Lee
March 8, 2011
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