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Bee is a young woman who believes she has the uncanny ability to see the future, and maybe even alter it. With the click of a television remote, we loop through time in this dark, funny world premiere about a woman bent on reinventing her own destiny, and possibly, the world.

We worked with Steppenwolf distributing posters and handbills throughout the city, including hand-to-hand distributions at a few outdoor events.  Be sure to check out this latest production before it ends.

A Parallelogram is at the Steppenwolf in the Downstairs Theatre through August 29th. Please visit www.steppenwolf.org for more information.

Samuel Beckett’s absurd comic masterpiece follows Hamm, a blind man unable to stand, and his servant Clov, who is unable to sit. Pestered by his parents, Hamm directs this unusual family through their daily rituals, awaiting the end of everything. Swerving from the magnificent to the minuscule and from the profound to the profoundly ridiculous, a powerful all-ensemble cast brings to life this epic tale.

We are in the middle of another exciting distribution campaign for Steppenwolf, and are looking forward to seeing Endgame. Now is your chance to see one of Beckett’s greatest works. Check out Steppenwolf’s website to find out how to get tickets!

Endgame is at the Steppenwolf Theatre through June 6th. Please visit www.steppenwolf.org for more information.

The Young Adult Council is a unique after-school program for passionate and motivated high school students who want to learn the inner-workings of professional theatre from the most celebrated artists in the city. In addition to invaluable face-time with these leading professionals, Council members attend the best plays in Chicago, learn how to analyze and speak about these plays, and organize events for their peers.

We are utilizing our youth route in order to distribute posters advertising this program around high schools, and high school hangouts in the city of Chicago. We’ve worked with Steppenwolf before on similar projects involving youth, and we enjoy helping to offer special programs like these to future stars of the stage.

For more information on the Young Adult Council, please visit www.steppenwolf.org.

We had previously mentioned The Brother/Sister Plays in one of our other posts. The Steppenwolf productions has been receiving rave reviews since it began, and now, we are looking to help increase the fan base even more. We are working closely with Steppenwolf to distribute materials throughout college campuses in Chicago. Our handbills offer $15 tickets for all students for the Brother/Sister performances. With such a great deal, there is no reason you should not go see the this show.

The Brother/Sister Plays is at the Steppenwolf in the Upstairs Theatre through May 23rd. Please visit www.steppenwolf.org for more information.

Set at an all-boys boarding school in New England during World War II, A Separate Peace is a fascinating look into the dark side of adolescence. The complex bonds of friendship between shy, studious Gene and his athletic daredevil roommate Phineas are tested—with shocking consequences.

We are in the midst of a poster and handbill distribution supporting A Separate Peace. Be sure to get tickets in advance for this highly anticipated show. Student matinee performances are Tuesday through Friday at 10:00 am, so teachers: be sure to take advantage of this amazing opportunity and discount!

A Separate Peace is at the Steppenwolf in the Upstairs Theatre February 23rd through March 14th. Please visit www.steppenwolf.org for more information.

The MaTEENée Series is a special opportunity for high school students to score a $15 ticket to a Steppenwolf production, meet Chicago’s most celebrated artists and connect with other teens who are passionate about theatre. Each MaTEENée ticket also includes dinner after the show.  MaTEENée shows this season include American Buffalo, A Separate Piece, The Brother/Sister Plays, and Endgame.

In order to help spread the news about this very special and very limited offer, we are helping Steppenwolf distribute posters near high schools in Chicago. If you have a teen son or daughter, be sure to tell them to take advantage!

The MaTEENée Series at Steppenwolf Theatre occurs every month starting in February.  Please visit www.steppenwolf.org for more information.

Steppenwolf brings a new and exciting production to it’s stage!  Written by  Tarell Alvin McCraney, The Brother/Sister Plays are three separate acts that tell one unique story.  Set in San Pere, Louisiana, The Brother/Sister Plays explore various themes including family and identity. They can be enjoyed independently, but it is recommended you attend all three acts.

We work regularly with Steppenwolf, and are excited that they have invited us to work on the streetmarketing side of things. The Brother/Sister Plays is part of the 2009-2010 subscription season, so be sure to take advantage of all the great deals that await once you become a subscriber!

The Brother/Sister Plays is at the Steppenwolf in the Upstairs Theatre January 21st through May 23rd.  Visit www.steppenwolf.org for more information.

The Steppenwolf Theatre continues it’s 34^th season with David Mamet’s classic American Buffalo. In a cluttered, run-down Chicago junk shop, three small-time crooks plot to steal a valuable coin collection. As the heist unravels, the men’s frustration and paranoia intensify. American Buffalo stars Francis Guinan, Tracy Letts, Patrick Andrews and is directed by ensemble member Amy Morton.

We first mentioned American Buffalo a few months back while we were distributing Steppenwolf’s seasonal brochures.  Now, we are doing a full blown poster distribution in support of this exciting new production. Be sure to catch it while you can!

American Buffalo is at Steppenwolf Theatre in the Downstairs Theatre December 3rd through February 7th.

Steppenwolf’s current season is off and running, and their newest production begins next week. Based on the novel by Chicago writer Sandra Cisneros, The House on Mango Street is the touching and humorous story of a young girl growing up in one of Chicago’s culturally diverse neighborhoods.  We have begun a distribution targeting youth oriented locations throughout the city.  Be sure to keep an eye out for the materials, and make sure to get your tickets for this show today!

The House on Mango Street is in the Upstairs Theatre at Steppenwolf Theatre beginning October 13th.

As part of  it’s 34th season, Steppenwolf brings an original work from one of its ensemble members to the stage. Fake tells the tale of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle inviting four guests to his home, each of which has a connection to the missing link between ape and man known as the “Piltdown Man”. To support this production, we’ll soon be distributing materials for this all over the city. Fake is written and directed by ensemble member Eric Simonson. Be sure to check it out!

Fake is at the Steppenwolf’s Downstairs Theatre September 10th through November 8th.