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CHICAGO – There are always life lessons in a Sam Shepard plays, especially under the production magic of Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre Company. “Fool for Love,” first staged in 1983, is currently at ...
Take a seat in Steppenwolf’s mainstage theater and enter the world of “Fool for Love,” Sam Shepard’s 75-minute play dating from 1983.
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