Yes, we all want a better government that supports a better education system that enriches our country’s children with the arts.

We don’t have it.

We need to fight for it.

I help run a small theater company or two, and I’d love to earn some money to put on shows, but ultimately THIS is the kind of project I think we should all be concentrating on during economically difficult times.

For another wonderful example of local theaters making a difference for at-risk communities, check out the upcoming “Show Us Your Cans” event at Will Act for Food…

http://www.willactforfood.com/company/mission.asp

This Saturday, October 18th
Cans For Cash foodraising event.
including a performance of Frankenstein in Love
Chemically Imbalanced Theatre
1420 W. Irving Park

This is the one night when the admission price to goes up to $30, but it’s also the only night you can pay entirely in food ($1 per item you donate, or any combination of cans and cash) and attend our swanky reception afterwards at Cordis Brothers Supper Club
(1625 W. Irving Park).

Seating is extremely limited! Call 773-327-9725 to reserve seats