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Steppenwolf Theatre Company
1650 North Halsted Street Chicago IL, 60614 Phone: 312-335-1650 Visit Website The stage at the Steppenwolf Theater has literally been the doorway to film stardom for such actors as Joan Allen, John Malkovich, Lauri Metcalf and Gary Sinise. They've helped to make Steppenwolf Theater a name synonymous with theatrical success.

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Specialty: Live theatre

Location: Lincoln Park

Attire: Trendy

Price: As low as $45.00 for a performance and $160.00 for a Season Subscription

Credit Cards: American Express, Visa, Master Card, Diner's, Discover

Parking: $9.00 to $11.00 at their garage, limited metered parking, public parking nearby

Public Transportation: Call the CTA at 312.836.3501 or visit www.chicagotransitauthority.com

Steppenwolf has been creating memorable productions since 1976 when it opened in a garage on Halsted Street. In those early years, co-founder Gary Sinise would steal cleaning equipment and bathroom necessities to stock the fledgling theatre. Now, Steppenwolf can easily afford its own paper towels, because people come from around the world to see the work of the company’s current ensemble of 35 artists. This big, gray box-shaped auditorium is beautiful in its simplicity from the outside. You will enjoy performances in the intimate Yondorf Hall, or on the large modern stage of the Downstairs Theatre.

You can get a “backstage” tour here and can rent out space here for your own celebratory event! Just call Judith Simons, Steppenwolf’s Director of Special Events at 312.654.5617.

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Dead Man's Cell Phone
From: March 27 2008 To: July 27 2008
Jean is sleepwalking through her life until she answers a dead man’s cell phone. It turns out to be a wake-up call that sends her on a date with the dead man’s brother, a drinking binge with his wife, and a mysterious rendez-vous with his mistress. Not to mention trips to the afterlife and the black market. In this quirky modern adventure, Jean re-connects to her own spirit and learns that life is for the living.

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