Profiles

He flies, never ages, crosses swords with pirates—and drinks the house lager at Arthur’s. Joshua Steele is taking on a century-old role this month at the Cincinnati Music Theater: Peter Pan.

In her memoir Mermaid, the author reveals what it took to survive being young, Catholic, and physically disabled in 1970s Cincinnati.

Bill and Shelly Byrne know what it’s like to be up a tree: the pro tree climbing duo are the owners of Alexandria-based EarthJoy Tree Adventures, one of the largest recreational tree climbing companies in the world.

Homegrown talent Nick Hagglund—from Lakota West and Xavier to a top-10 pick in Major League Soccer—returned to an Ohio pitch as a member of Toronto FC.

An unvarnished, straight-from-the-heart, utterly raw sit-down with the man who would be kingpin of Cincinnati’s restaurant scene.

Cincinnati Ballet celebrates its first 50 years with the world premiere of King Arthur’s Camelot, in which set designer Joe Tilford places the classic tale in a world of illusion and grandeur.

Occupation: Bad Veins Frontman
His Style: Beau Brummel

The same man who teaches Shakespeare and Arthur Miller to teenage boys by day has also published not one but two debut novels about serial killers.

Co-author, Collective Fashion Wisdom; former Fifth Avenue Club director for Saks Fifth Avenue

Owner, Sloane Boutique