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Home » Mariann Mayberry

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Posted inBlogs

Rauner vetoes school funding bill, and other Chicago news

by Kate Shepherd August 2, 2017August 18, 2021

Also, the number of homicides in Chicago in 2017 is now on pace to exceed 2016 levels.

Posted inArts & Culture

A manipulative teen spoils the payoff in Steppenwolf’s Grand Concourse

by Justin Hayford July 15, 2015August 18, 2021

It’s set in a Bronx soup kitchen, but Grand Concourse doesn’t show much social conscience.

Melanie Neilan and Tim Hopper
Posted inBest of Chicago

Best Use of Daft Punk

by Kate Schmidt June 25, 2014August 18, 2021

Both tunes were everywhere, but “Get Lucky” is no “Happy.”

Melanie Neilan and Tim Hopper
Posted inArts & Culture

In Russian Transport, something viral this way comes

by Tony Adler February 19, 2014August 18, 2021

In Steppenwolf’s Russian Transport, a family is infected by history.

Posted inBlogs

Still thinking about Lookingglass Theatre’s Still Alice—and about Alzheimer’s

by Deanna Isaacs May 12, 2013August 19, 2021

The play and the novel it’s based on grapple with the disease honestly, as does a recent account in free verse.

Mariann Mayberry and Eva Barr
Posted inArts & Culture

Alzheimer’s from the inside out

by Zac Thompson April 22, 2013August 19, 2021

Christine Mary Dunford adapts Still Alice, Lisa Genova’s novel about early-onset Alzheimer’s, to the stage.

"Sure glad we're not poor"
Posted inArts & Culture

Chops at last!

by Justin Hayford September 26, 2012August 19, 2021

Steppenwolf Theatre Company stages the Chicago premiere of David Lindsay-Abaire’s Good People

Posted inNews & Politics

Artificial Intelligence/Steppenwolf Strikes a Nerve

by Michael Miner January 6, 2000August 19, 2021

Media columnist Mike Miner on Y2K and Steppenwolf’s 1999 production of Hysteria, a dark farce that raised the issue of “trigger warnings” before the term had come into use.

Posted inArts & Culture

Final Analysis

by Albert Williams December 9, 1999August 19, 2021

Albert Williams reviews Steppenwolf Theatre’s 1999 production of Hysteria, by British playwright Terry Johnson

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