event American Buffalo

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7) 

Tracy Letts is taking to the stage for the first time since writing the 2008 Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning August: Osage County. Directed by Amy Morton and co-starring Francis Guinan, fellow August vets, Steppenwolf’s production of David Mamet’s heist drama surrounding three men and the coin collection they conspire to steal is a real family affair. Guinan was the highlight of Steppenwolf’s humdrum Fake, and the trio is completed by Patrick Andrews, who wowed audiences as the Emcee in Drury Lane’s Cabaret, making American Buffalo one of the essential productions of this winter. (Closes Feb. 7)