The Wilmette Theatre and Make It Better Magazine present: Sex and the Suburbs Live!

The Wilmette Theatre in Association with Make It Better Presents SEX & THE SUBURBS - LIVE! featuring columnist Marjie Killeen  A show about sexing it up after you've settled down! 

We all watched Sex and The City, now turn off the TV for the new Sex and The SUBURBS--the Make It Better relationship column brought to life at The Wilmette Theatre for a monthly series of panel discussions with local experts and hosted by the writer of the column herself, Marjie Kileen. Check out the online version of here columnHERE!

  First up: Why Is Good Sex Important? (Especially Compared to a Good Night's Sleep)

  Tickets $20Thursday, September 27 @ 7:30pm

Special Preshow Premiere Party with libations, food, dessert and raffle drawing...7pm before the show

OR order a subscription to all 3 Sex & The Suburbs Presenations at the 'Mette!Tickets available online at www.wilmettetheatre.com or call Box Office at 847-251-7424

 7:30 on Thursdays 9/27, 10/18, & 11/2910/18:  "Monogamy Monotomy - Heating Up a Long Term Relationship"11/29: Bridging the Male/Female Divide - How to Get What You Really Want for the Holidays



PANELIST BIOS:
 Marjie Killeen is a freelance writer and author of the award-winning column “Sex & the Suburbs” for Make It Better Magazine. She began writing about sex and relationships in her blog fortyfabulous.com, which centers on the unexpected joys of life after 40. Marjie spent her forties getting her Masters degree, singing in a rock band, producing a local access TV show, and hamming it up in community theatre. She’s a fan of pursuits that make women feel more excited and vibrant in middle age - sex definitely qualifies. Marjie has a MS in Written Communication from National Louis University and a BBA with a concentration in Marketing from the University of Michigan. She lives in Wilmette with her hunky Irish husband, Liam, and their two teenage children. Andrea Gaines is a certified Life Coach based in Evanston, IL who specializes in inspiring her clients to be their best through clean eating, exercise, conscious language and mindset, healthy sexuality and deeper, fulfilling long term relationships.  Andrea is committed to helping women be more intuitive, sensual and radiant.  Andrea coaches individuals, facilitates women's salons and leads corporate team building workshops on wellness and work/life balance. She also teaches a weekly fitness class at Evanston Athletic Club.  Andrea has a thirteen year- old son and three older stepchildren.  Andrea's 16 year marriage to George remains hot and sexy because of their commitment to yogic sexuality practices.

David Klow brings deep awareness, compassion and commitment to those with whom he works. He is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, trained Intuitive Healer and guide. David works creatively and collaboratively, drawing on ancient wisdom and modern practices to bring lasting transformation to people's lives and the world. David works intuitively and deeply with individuals, couples, families and runs multiple therapy groups. He is owner of David Klow & Associates in Skokie. He is also an Affiliate Psychotherapist at The Family Institute at Northwestern University and a Clinical Lecturer through the Department of Psychology for Northwestern's Master of Science in Marital and Family Therapy program. David is a clinical member of and Approved Supervisor through The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and a clinical member of the American Group Psychotherapy Association. He received his Master of Science in Marital and Family Therapy from The Family Institute at Northwestern University along with extensive clinical training at The Family Institute’s Bette D. Harris Family and Child Clinic. He then completed advanced training in The Family Institute Post-Graduate Clinical Fellowship. Carol Solberg Moss is a licensed clinical social worker with a Master of Social Service Degree from Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. She began her clinical career at the Renfrew Center in PA. In 2009 she completed spiritual direction training through the Institute for Spiritual Leadership in Chicago and is also a certified EMDR therapist. She is co-author with Antoinette Saunders of "A Woman's Seach for Inner Peace," and has led many workshops on spirituality, body image, parenting and stress reduction for organizations including Northwestern University, the University of Wisconsin and the Heartland Spa. Carol is the Director of Social Services at the King Home and Ten Twenty Grove, two Presbyterian Retirement homes in Evanston. She also has a private practice and when there's time, she sings professionally. Antoinette Saunders, PhD is a licensed clinical psychologist, who has been working with children and adults for the last 35 years. After teaching at the University of Illinois Medical School, in 1980 she founded and directed The Capable Kid Counseling Centers. Dr. Saunders has co-authored two parenting books, The Stress-Proof Child and Focus on Children. In addition to writing numerous parenting columns and articles, she has appeared on more than 400 TV and radio shows, here and in Great Britain. In 1988 Dr. Saunders trained in spiritual direction at the Institute for Spiritual Companionship. She is presently founder and co-director of Transformations:  She is also co-author with Carol Moss of "A Women's Search for Inner Peace: 16 Simple Spiritual Practices for Everyday life". Dr. Saunders is in private practice and lives in Wilmette with her husband.