Susan-Lori Park's Pulitzer-winning drama Topdog/Underdog comes to Chicago, in a production from the Steppenwolf Theatre Company starring Glenn Davis and Namir Smallwood. Following two brothers as they struggle to achieve their version of the American Dream, Tony-winning and Emmy-nominated director Kenny Leon brings this excellent drama to the stage this September.

Equally amusing as it is thought-provoking, The Comeuppance is a cutting satire from the Pulitzer Prize-winning mind of Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (Purpose). It asks the age-old question: how do we break free from our past selves, and is liberation from our former identities even possible? After premiering off-Broadway in 2023 and receiving recognition at the Obie Awards, the play now comes to the Steppenwolf under the direction of Tina Landau!

Mia Chung's powerful mediation on the intricacies and dark truths of family life comes to the Steppenwolf this summer! Directed by Amy Morton and featuring an all-ensemble cast of Gary Cole, Audrey Francis and Tim Hopper, Catch As Catch Can flips the familiar family play structure on its head, with the three actors taking up six roles for a tour-de-force replication of long time neighbours the Phelans and the Lavecchias.

A native of Boston, Massachusetts, comedian Alex Edelman is finally taking to the stage again! With an all-new show titled "WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO" full to the seams with never-before-seen material. Much of Alex Edelman's material revolves around his religious background, growing up as an Orthodox Jew, which he harnesses in his sets, forming belly-laugh-worthy bits.