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Steven Oxman

Steven Oxman

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Director of Product Management, ACAMS

Chicago

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Arts and EntertainmentMusic Metro New Orleans

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film, television

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Total articles 225

  • 'Translations' speaks volumes on the nature of language as cultural identities clash in Brian Friel’s drama

    By Steven Oxman| Chicago Sun-Times Verified The word school comes from the ancient Greek for “free time.”That’s one of my favorite language facts. Contemplating it can make you think differently about not just the word, but the very concept it represents. Language doesn’t just name things and places and ideas. It shapes them in our minds. And then those shapes shift as the underlying “things” that words symbolize evolve with the times.

    By Steven Oxman · Chicago Sun-Times

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Life is a crapshoot, for better or worse, as Mamet's 'Henry Johnson' reveals

    By Steven Oxman| Chicago Sun-Times Verified There’s the art, and then there’s the baggage. One would be hard-pressed to think of a recent production more weighed down by cultural context than this mounting of David Mamet’s new play “Henry Johnson” at Victory Gardens Theater. It’s the convening of the cancelled. Mamet himself has become a vocal conservative and Trump supporter, which has made him the subject of significant uneasiness, if not outright hostility, within the liberal theater community.

    By Steven Oxman · Chicago Sun-Times

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Life is a crapshoot, for better or worse, as Mamet's 'Henry Johnson' reveals

    By Steven Oxman| Chicago Sun-Times Verified There’s the art, and then there’s the baggage. One would be hard-pressed to think of a recent production more weighed down by cultural context than this mounting of David Mamet’s new play “Henry Johnson” at Victory Gardens Theater. It’s the convening of the cancelled. Mamet himself has become a vocal conservative and Trump supporter, which has made him the subject of significant uneasiness, if not outright hostility, within the liberal theater community.

    By Steven Oxman · Chicago Sun-Times

    Apr. 14, 2025

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