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Winter Spring 2014Winter Spring 2014

From the Directorrsquos Chair Happy New YearI like many of you Irsquom sure canrsquot believe how quickly 2013 passed by but am grateful for the year it was Not only was it my fi rst full year at the Schauer Center (and an exhilarating one) but we had a few noteworthy fi rsts

The Schauer Center was the proud recipient of its fi rst-ever National Endowment for the Arts grant for The BIG Read October was chock-full of Poe-related events and fun activities for all Thank you to all the organizations throughout Washington county that partnered with us to make the program a success

We also launched our pARTicipate events in October pARTicipate events are an eff ort to serve our greater community bett er and welcome all especially newcomers in a relaxed atmosphere Our Wine amp Painting classes have been so popular that we have one scheduled every month from now through May

Wersquore looking forward to more pARTicipate events including our fi rst Sweethearts Swing Dance on Thursday February 13 which includes ballroom dance lessons prior to a Valentines Day-themed party And wersquore excited for a music-fi lled night with Whiskey of the Damned on Thursday March 13 as part of our St Patrickrsquos Day celebrations

Another fi rst was that we received funding from Potawatomi Bingo Casinorsquos Miracle on Canal Street in December As part of their 20th anniversary celebration the Schauer Center received $2633 Thank you

With the variety of opportunities and number of events we off er Irsquom always amazed when I meet people who have lived in the area for several years and havenrsquot heard about the Schauer Center Itrsquos also interesting how many people are unaware of our Community School of the Arts mdash itrsquos not just for children We welcome students of all ages

So my New Yearrsquos resolution for you is to encourage you to invite someone new to the Schauer Center or experience something new here for yourself If youre planning to att end our Season Sneak Peek on Sunday February 1 bring a neighbor family member co-worker or friend with you to help select our 2014-15 performances if yoursquove always been curious about an art form like painting or ballroom dance join us for one of our WinterSpring classes so that you can explore it fi rst-hand

Help us spread the word about all the great things happening at the Schauer Center mdash wersquore grateful for your help and your support in doing so

Thank you for being a part of what makes the Schauer Center great

-Brenda Lee Johnston Executive Director

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Washington County Fair Park West BendFebruary 9 20141100 am - 300 pmAdmission FREE Suggested donation of non-perishable food items (no glass)

Family activities for all agesPhoto Booth bull Rock Wall bull Zumba bull Infl atables Youth Musicians bull Bingo bull Kohlrsquos Wild Theater bull DJ

1130 am - 1200 pm Performance by Schauer Community School of the Arts Irish dance students

130-200 pmIrish dance workshop with Schauer Community School of the Arts

Festival of ArtsFREE EVENT

UW-Washington County West BendSaturday April 5 20141000 am - 400 pm

Make amp Take It - Art Projects for KidsMaterials instructions and demonstrations are provided by the Schauer Center for all projects Space is limited to 25 students per session (fi rst come fi rst serve)

1000-1045 am bull Ages 5K-7Asian Painting Choose to paint bamboo fi sh and fl owers on watercolor paper

1100 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 7-8Bunnies and fl owers for spring Students will learn the steps in painting both of these endearing subjects

100-215 pm bull Ages 9-10Modern Art comes alive with bold colors and shapes within shapes

230-400 pm bull Ages 11-13Surrealistic Art Student artists can choose to do a famous surrealistic painting or one of their own

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SCHAUER CENTER STAFF Brenda Lee Johnston Executive Director ext 202Randy Schultz Technical Dir amp Facilities Manager ext 207Sandy McCambridge Ticketing amp Offi ce Manager ext 201Robyn K Wilkinson Director of Marketing ext 205Tianna Conway Director of Education ext 204Derek Kozlowski Director of Event Services ext 215Katrina Sturtz en Assistant Technical Director ext 214Sarah Krause Volunteer Coordinator ext 213Greta Swigert Development Manager ext 218Kevin M Hankes Marketing Associate ext 217Ann Conroy Box Offi ce Assistant ext 203 Judy Pokorski Box Offi ce Assistant ext 203

Greg Torgeson Exhibit CoordinatorAnna Gramling middot Ed Johnson middot Gretchen Weddig House ManagerJeff Ames Event TechnicianClarence Rett ler Custodian

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SCHAUER BOARD OF TRUSTEES Tim Miller President Tracey Berg Vice PresidentGretchen Vickney Treasurer Patrice Hoeschele Secretary

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SCHAUER CENTER147 North Rural Street middot Hartford Wisconsin 53027 262-670-0560 ext 3 middot InfoSchauerCenterorg

Box Offi ce Monday-Friday 1130 am to 530 pm Saturday from 1130 am to 200 pm and one hour prior to performances Buy tickets online anytime at SchauerCenterorg

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OUR VISIONThe Schauer Center strives to be a vital resource that fosters supports and enriches the cultural educational and social well-being of our community We provide a gathering place where people from all walks of life can achieve a sense of belonging and benefi t from the arts

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Wisconsin Regional Art Program Friday January 10 ndash Saturday February 15 2014Reception Friday January 31 2014 from 630-730 pm prior to Church Basement Ladies 4WRAP Workshop Saturday February 15 2014

Wisconsin Watercolor SocietyFriday February 21 ndash Sunday April 13 2014Reception Friday March 28 2014 from 630-730 pm prior to Cinderella amp Other Tales

Slinger School DistrictFriday April 18 ndash Sunday May 18 2014Reception Friday May 2 2014 from 600-700 pm prior to Laura Ingalls Wilder

The Martini Girls Friday May 30 ndash Sunday July 6 2014Reception Friday June 6 2014 from 630-730 pm prior to The Second City

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LeaderKenneth amp Janet Pike Family Fund

BenefactorKatie amp Brian Gavin

SustainerDr James amp Dorothy AlgiersJudge Richard T BeckerTracey amp Greg BergBostik IncDennis amp Donna CarrollGlen amp Addie CasettaMarlene amp Harry ConfareMark amp Linda HauserKatherine HauserJo Anne amp Dora HeesenKettle Moraine Tours - Scott LopasKurt amp Maureen Konkel FamilyRalph amp Carol KuepperMr amp Mrs Richard LeeMark Lindborg amp Laurie ParsonsWalter amp Sylvia LutzLisa amp Dan OlsonPaul Price amp Kristin BayerJohn amp Shirley ReisSusan M SchulteisFred amp Betsy Wittenberger

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RS Semler amp AssociatesMargo Scharf amp Steven RueckerKen amp Carol SchaumburgRon amp Jean SchlittChristopher amp

Billi Dawn SchoggenGreta amp Tom SwigertKathy E TriickMargaret Van BeckumVerlin amp Geri WandreyRon amp Kris WeberCheryl amp Barry WintringerGene amp Marjory WittenbergerEd amp Minette WolfDoug amp Sharon ZieglerChristopher C Zwygart

Commemorative Gifts

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Neil Park

Friends Schauer Center ADVOCATE LEVEL amp ABOVE AS OF DECEMBER 20 2013OF

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The Schauer Center deeply appreciates the support provided by our annual fund drive It is through the generosity of our donors that we are able to ensure our mission-based programs remain accessible to the community Individuals can become a FRIEND for as little as $25 annually For more information contact Develoment Manager Greta Swigert at 262-670-0560 ext 218 or GretaSchauerCenterorg

Schauer of ApplauseTO OUR BIG READ PARTNERS

Thank you to all of the partners that helped make Thank you to all of the partners that helped make The BIG Read a success Germantown Community Library The BIG Read a success Germantown Community Library Hartford Historical Society Hartford Union High School Hartford Historical Society Hartford Union High School Dr Christopher Hays Jack Russell Memorial Library Joshua Dr Christopher Hays Jack Russell Memorial Library Joshua Kane Kettle Moraine Symphony Kewaskum Public Library Kane Kettle Moraine Symphony Kewaskum Public Library Kewaskum Theater Lac Lawrann Nature Conservancy Kewaskum Theater Lac Lawrann Nature Conservancy Dr William Malcuit Dr Patricia Roby Slinger Community Dr William Malcuit Dr Patricia Roby Slinger Community Library Terror on Rural Street UW-Extension 4-H Youth Library Terror on Rural Street UW-Extension 4-H Youth Development UW-Washington County Washington County Development UW-Washington County Washington County Historical Society and West Bend Community Library Historical Society and West Bend Community Library We couldnt have done it without youWe couldnt have done it without you

TO ART GUILD MEMBERSWe truly appreciate the artists from the Kettle Moraine We truly appreciate the artists from the Kettle Moraine Fine Arts Guild who have donated paintings for our Friends Fine Arts Guild who have donated paintings for our Friends donation thermometer in the lobby With every 5 raised donation thermometer in the lobby With every 5 raised a piece of original artwork by either Karin Corteen Polly a piece of original artwork by either Karin Corteen Polly Edgar Patricia Gergetz Michalene Groshek Ann Hamlin Edgar Patricia Gergetz Michalene Groshek Ann Hamlin Mueller Louise Joyner Jan Lindborg Sharon Oelke or Mueller Louise Joyner Jan Lindborg Sharon Oelke or Terry Sachse will be added to the display Terry Sachse will be added to the display

A silent auction of Guild member artwork will begin Friday A silent auction of Guild member artwork will begin Friday April 4 prior to the performance of Alpin Hong and will April 4 prior to the performance of Alpin Hong and will continue through Friday June 6continue through Friday June 6

TO RAFFLE PRIZE DONORSPrizes for our annual raffl e fundraiser were generously Prizes for our annual raffl e fundraiser were generously donated by Arbonne - Sherry Drinan Brunner Furniture donated by Arbonne - Sherry Drinan Brunner Furniture Camera Case Wireless Copper Tree Yoga Studio amp Camera Case Wireless Copper Tree Yoga Studio amp Wellness Center Jamie Daily Dinner Detective Milwaukee Wellness Center Jamie Daily Dinner Detective Milwaukee Equipment Rentals Inc Esas Fabric amp Custom Framing Equipment Rentals Inc Esas Fabric amp Custom Framing Expedition Supply Faith amp Giggles Fireside Books amp Expedition Supply Faith amp Giggles Fireside Books amp Gifts First National Bank of Hartford GameStop 7585 Gifts First National Bank of Hartford GameStop 7585 GreenEarth Therapy Hair Design by Jenna Hartford City GreenEarth Therapy Hair Design by Jenna Hartford City Band Jazz Ensemble Hartford Golf Club Hyatt Regency Band Jazz Ensemble Hartford Golf Club Hyatt Regency Milwaukee Jay Lee Inn Mary Johnston Sarah Krause Milwaukee Jay Lee Inn Mary Johnston Sarah Krause Little Switzerland Sandy McCambridge Meisel Music Little Switzerland Sandy McCambridge Meisel Music Collective Timothy J Miller MJs Market Paddock Club Collective Timothy J Miller MJs Market Paddock Club Penseys Spices Pike Lake House Regal Ware Worldwide Penseys Spices Pike Lake House Regal Ware Worldwide Salon Effervescence Schnorenbergs Floor Covering Scoop Salon Effervescence Schnorenbergs Floor Covering Scoop DeVille Sonnys Party amp Variety Sweet Creations Village DeVille Sonnys Party amp Variety Sweet Creations Village Bakery Tastefully Simple - Natasha Wenninger Bakery Tastefully Simple - Natasha Wenninger The Wreath Factory at Otter Creek Timlins Furniture amp The Wreath Factory at Otter Creek Timlins Furniture amp Mattress Walmart Cammie Walters Wittenberger Bus Mattress Walmart Cammie Walters Wittenberger Bus Service and Z3 IT Solutions Service and Z3 IT Solutions

A special thank you goes to the volunteers board and staff A special thank you goes to the volunteers board and staff members who sold raffl e tickets AND to those who purchased members who sold raffl e tickets AND to those who purchased Your support raised over $14000 to help us keep the arts Your support raised over $14000 to help us keep the arts thriving in our communitythriving in our community

pARTicipate NightsSweethearts Swing DanceTHURSDAY FEBRUARY 13middot 700-800 pm DANCE INST RUC T ION

middot 800-1000 pm SOCIAL DANCE

Jump jive and wail Celebrate Valentines Day by learning basic Swing steps with ballroom instructor Mike Matt ek The Hartford City Band - Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Bill Berlyn will provide music for popular ballroom dance styles like Swing Waltz Polka and Foxtrot Cash bar and desserts make it the perfect date night

$20 per person (ages 18+) which includes one beverage RSVP encouraged

Whiskey of the DamnedTHURSDAY MARCH 13 middot 700-1000 pm

Based out of Milwaukee Whiskey of the Damned is a fi ve piece group that performs high energy raucous concerts fi lled with an unmistakable blend of American and Irish rock With their Celtic infl uenced mix of guitar bagpipes fi ddle mandolin melodica bass drums accordion and trombone the multi-talented band has already landed prime spots at Summerfest and Milwaukee Irish Fest Described as a mix of The Pogues Dropkick Murphyrsquos and Flogging Molly you dont want to miss this act perform live

Tickets $12 Cash bar

The Art of Extract BrewingWEDNESDAYS APRIL 30 amp MAY 14 middot 700-900 pm

Chris George brewmaster at the Riverside Brewery and Restaurant in West Bend will demonstrate home brewing basics From brewing to bott ling the hands-on class will show the complete extract brewing process including how to select the proper equipment and ingredients Participants will each receive two bott les of the extract beer

Tuition is $25 and enrollment is limited to 20 participants Advance registration required

Cast Your Vote for 2014-15 saturday FEBRUARY 1100 pm

Who do you want to see perform at the Schauer Center Share your opinions with us as we plan the 2014-15 season On Saturday February 1 at 100 pm (prior to the matinee performance of A Mighty Fortress is our Basement) wersquore hosting our second annual Season Sneak Peek

Join us in Pikes Peak to watch 90-second videos and hear brief descriptions of shows wersquore considering for next season Attendees will receive a ballot where they can rank the clips and provide feedback on the performers The show that receives the highest rating will earn the Audience Choice Award for the 2014-15 Season So bring your friends and family -- all are welcome even if theyrsquove never been here before

Cant make it to the Sneak Peek Yoursquoll also be able to cast your votes online through Facebook so LIKE the Schauer Center to ensure you donrsquot miss out on the fun

Commemorative gifts are not associated with the Friends Campaign

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER CALL 262-670-0560 EXT OR VISIT SCHAUERCENTERORG

For details on upcoming events call the Box Offi ce at 262-670-0560 ext 3 or visit SchauerCenterorgEvents for more information

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8 middot 730 PM

Hartford - Kett le Moraine Lions presents Brew Ha-Ha

FRIDAY MARCH 21 middot 400-800 PM

SATURDAY MARCH 22 middot 900 AM - 200 PM

SUNDAY MARCH 23 middot 1100 AM - 300 PM

Downtown Hartford BID Home Improvement Show

SUNDAY MARCH 23 2014 middot 200 PM Mayville High School presents Show Choirs Concert

SATURDAY APRIL 5 2014 middot 530-900 PM

Sassypants Events amp Design presents Crash the Bash - Interactive Wedding Show

FRIDAY APRIL 11 2014 middot 700 PM

SATURDAY APRIL 12 2014 middot 200 PM

Peace Lutheran School presents Disneys Beauty amp The Beast Jr

FRIDAY APRIL 25 2014 middot 200 amp 730 PM

Maggie Mae Country presents Maggie Mae amp Her Heartland Country Band

SATURDAY MAY 10 2014 middot 200 PM

Schauer CSA presents Choir amp Strings Holiday Concert

SATURDAY MAY 17 2014 middot 200 amp 630 PM

Schauer CSA presents Leaps amp Bounds Dance Recital

SATURDAY MAY 31 2014 middot 700 PM Mayville High School presents Band amp Chorus Concert

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THANK YOU

VOLUNTEERSWe thoroughly appreciate the volunteers who give countless hours to help support the arts

Lois AnderleRichard Anderle Karen ArfstromShirley Beatt yJerry BeckerEdward BehnkeKaren BeineDonna BergTracey BergKenneth BerkelTanja BiddulphJim BiddulphKendra BiddulphVirginia BoehlenAnn BonkoskiBarbara BraunKathy BrownEileen BryndaArden Buchholtz Bev Buchholtz Glen Casett aWendy Casett aCharlene ChurchRichard ChurchKathy CleggJanice CleminsRalph CleminsDan ClyseMarlene ConnellKathy CortezJamie DailyJerry DaisRita DaisBernice DelauraJudy DheinMary DheinJane Dietz lerDonna DincoMartin Eberl

Phyllis EberlJoan EbertDick ElderLenore ElderChad EllefsonJerry FalkensteinCraig FarrellJoanne Faucett eDick Feutz Linda Feutz Laverne FiscusDonna FleckKathy FleegeLeona FridayMary FriedemannMarie GalbraithRose GaskellMary GerdsRicky GilbertsonSue GilbertsonDarlene GivenPaul GivenJudi GoldammerAndy GonringJenny GrahamJulie GramollJoan GreethurstSonia GrenierHazel Griffi nRon Gritt Tom HaleyJean Harley Robert HarleyCharles HarrisSandy HauserMartin HauserLinda HauserNancy HeapsKim Heck

Charles Heder Maria HederAnn HegyRon HegyBeth HermannMike HermannMurt Hess Shirley HessJerry HesseNatalie HesseCarol HilgenbergGary HillerPatrice HoescheleAmy Hoff mann Louellen Hoff manCatherine HoltJoanne HorstCarlynn HulbertDaniel HummelJoshua HummelTerese HummelBlythe JanichekEdward JohnsonDouglas Johnson Nedra JohnsonHal KaminskiHerb KieferndorfKay KieferndorfLinda KleinhansMarge KlinkPat KlinkDana KnackLouise KnokeBeverly Koch Donna KochArlyne KoelschMary KrallTerry KrallBonnie Krueger

Mark Krueger Vicki KruegerDonald LeverenceLois LeverenceKristin LucasRita LundCarolyn MaierKaren MantheCherie MarquardtJoyce MartinPeter MartinAmy MauriceHazel McClarenMary McGrathLinda MillerTimothy MillerThomas MiotkeJohn MohaGary MorgensternSarah MuellerJudy NastPat NevermanArdell NicolausRick NinmannDarleen ObergJeanne ODean-

WotnoskeBob OKeaneSue OKeaneFay PaineGlenn PalmerEarl PamperinMary PeacockHerb PetersShirley PetersJudy PierceRose Mary PiesPaul PriceRochelle Priesgen

Carol PuschDavid RadkeElsie RadkeJanice RadkeRita RadkeMarilyn RaschkaJohn ReisShirley ReisElizabeth RennerJanice ReuterSharon RichterGlen RiegelCharlene Riese-

Hatt oriAlice Rodgers Rob RodgersLinda RomanNeva Rublee Dorothy Satt lerBill Scadden Joyce ScaddenAdeline SchellingerRon Schlitt Nancy SchnorenbergSue SchnorenbergNancy SchoebelBilli Dawn SchoggenMarie SchraufnagelAnn Schultz eSue SchulzSue SchumacherLaurence Schwartz Terri Schwartz Alyssa SimpsonPatricia SimpsonPaul SimpsonLaverne SimpsonLaura SmithJan Spiel

Eileen StegerFlorence SteinkeKris StephensDave StoutJudy StubbeLarry SullivanDon TheisenKaren TheisenBeverly ThielenSherry ThoeleL Everett Thomson Shirley ThomsonJay TriickKathy Triick Victoria TriickMary UeckerRichard UeckerGretchen VickneyMary WagnerCarol WalterJane WarzalaJeannett e WeberRon WeberRita WehnesPatrick Wendt Sue WendtBrian WenningerBob Westerman Nora WestermanLarry Westfi eldBetsy Witt enbergerAudrey WolterDiana ZastrowDon ZastrowMona ZignegoBarbara Zwerlein

VOLUNTEERS FROM JULY 2012 - JUNE 2013

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Staff UpdatesA number of new faces joined the Schauer Centers staff in 2013 In October we welcomed Marketing Associate Kevin Hankes and House Managers Ed Johnson and Gretchen Weddig Then in December Ann Conroy started with us as a Box Offi ce Assistant

We also have the pleasure of working with several interns this season Arts Management intern Hannah Voelkel and Technical Theater intern Luke Voelkel are helping us in the front offi ce and behind the scenes respectively From September through December Universitaacute di Bologna graduate student Martina Ioriatti was a Development amp Marketing intern we wish her all the best as she returns to Italy to work on her thesis

PER FOR MED BY The HartfordPlayers Ltd

Fridays Jan 10 amp 17Saturdays Jan 11 amp 18

530 pm Cash Bar 630 pm Buff et 730 pm Show

A jukebox musical Featuring songs like

Do Wah DiddyChapel of Love middot Be My Baby

Leader of the Pack

$41$38 (meal amp show)catered by

augies elite catering

Hartford Players Ltd PRESENTS

Neil Simons

The Odd CoupleMarch 7-8 14-15 middot 730 pm

March 9 middot 200 pm

A divorced slob invites a group of the boys over for cards

One of the guests who happens to be very meticulous

has just separated from his wife The slob and the neat-

freak decide to share an apartment but patterns of

their own disastrous marriages begin to reappear with

hilarious results

Visit SchauerCenterorg or

call 262-670-0560 ext 3 for tickets

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Saturday May 3 middot 730 PM middot Holy HillNo ticket required Free-will donationSunday May 4 middot 300 PM middot Schauer CenterFree performance -- Tickets requiredHartfordCommunityChorusorg

HartfordHartford Community Chorus Community Chorus SPRING CONCERT

SPRING CONCERTRuth A Knoll Founding Direcor

Ruth A Knoll Founding Direcor

HARTFORD

CITY BAND

Spring Concert

Sunday April 27 ∙ 230 pm

Free ticketed event General admission

HartfordCityBandorg

A SC H AU E R C E N T E RBE N E F I T P RODUC T ION

Sundays Jan 12 amp 19100 pm Buff et 200 pm Show

For information on volunteer opportunities contact Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Krause at 262-670-0560 ext 213 or SarahSchauerCenterorg

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COMMUNITYSCHOOL ARTSOF

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School of DanceSchool of DanceSPRING SESSION JAN 12 - MAY 17 Additional advanced classes offered in ballet tap and Irish

Creative Movement bull Ages 3-4Pre-Ballet bull Ages 4-5BalletTap Combo 1 bull Ages 5-7 Ballet 1 bull Ages 8-10Tap 1 bull Ages 8-10Boys Tap 1 bull Ages 7-10Funk bull Ages 10-16Irish Beginner 1 bull Ages 5-9 OR Ages 14+Modern Classical Technique bull Ages 12+

BEGINNER BALLROOM bull 600-700 pm bull Ages 14+INTERMEDIATE BALLROOM bull 715-815 pm bull Ages 14+TUE JAN 14 - FEB 4 Fox TrotTUE FEB 11 - MAR 4 SambaTUE MAR 11 - APR 1 TangoTUE APR 8 - MAY 6 Wedding Sampler BEGINNER

Bolero INTERMEDIATE

IRISH DANCE WORKSHOP THU MAY 22500-630 pm bull Ages 5-15 OR 700-830 pm bull Ages 16+ $5 or 2 canned goods per student No experience required

ChoirChoirSPRING SESSION MON JAN 13 - MAY 10

CHILDRENrsquoS CHOIR bull 530-615 pm bull Grades K5-3 YOUTH CHOIR bull 530-630 pm bull Grades 4-8

Youth Visual ArtsYouth Visual ArtsASIAN PAINTING MON JAN 13-27430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

PORTRAITS MADE EASY MON FEB 10-24430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

CREATIVE CLAY CREATIONS TUE MAR 4-25415-615 pm bull Ages 6-14

EXTREMELY EXPRESSIVE ART MON MAR 10-31430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

FAMILY PAINTING FUN MON APR 14 - MAY 12

430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12 with an adult

Adult Visual ArtsAdult Visual ArtsOPEN ART STUDIO TUE JAN 14 - MAR 4 bull 1000 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+TUE MAR 18 - MAY 13 bull 1000 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+

PAINTING STUDIOTHU JAN 30 - MAR 6 bull 900 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+

INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING THU JAN 30 - MAR 6 bull 1200-300 pm bull Ages 16+

WINE amp PAINTING WED JAN 29 Winter LandscapesTHU FEB 27 African LadyTUE MAR 25 Georgia OrsquoKeefersquos ldquoPoppyrdquoTHU APR 24 Dancing Cats or DogsTUE MAY 20 3D Daffodils and Stripes530-830 pm bull Ages 18+

Early Childhood Early Childhood MusicMusicSESSION 1 TUE JAN 14 - FEB 18SESSION 2 TUE MAR 4 - APR 81000-1050 am bull Ages 10 mon - 3 years WITH AN ADULT

String Orchestra String Orchestra SPRING SESSION WED JAN 15 - MAY 10 Placement Auditions WED JAN 8 bull 445-530 pmTo schedule an audition call 262-670-0560 ext 4

PRESTO STRINGS bull 530-630 pm bull Grades 5-8BRAVURA STRINGS bull 645-815 pmAdmitted by audition selection only

Acting with ACTActing with ACTSESSION 1 TUE JAN 21 - FEB 25Theatre Fun 101 bull 430-520 pm bull Ages 6-8 Acting Up bull 530-620 pm bull Ages 9-12Acting Up bull 630-720 pm bull Ages 14-18Play Writers bull 730-820 pm bull Ages 14-18

SESSION 2 TUE APR 1 - MAY 13

Create a Play bull 430-520 pm bull Ages 6-8Incredible Improv bull 530-620 pm bull Ages 9-13Incredible Improv bull 630-720 pm bull Ages 14-18Audition Technique bull 730-820 pm bull Ages 14-18

Arts ImmersionArts ImmersionGIRL SCOUTS EXCLUSIVESAT FEB 8 OR SAT MAR 151000-1050 am bull Grades 5K-3 LUNCH IS NOT PROVIDED

NO CLASSREHEARSAL APRIL 19-24

ASK ABOUT OUR REFERRAL PROGRAM

pARTicipate pARTicipate With each class registration you will receive a $10 coupon to pass on to someone else For each coupon redeemed you will be entered to win a $50 gift certifi cate to use on a future class tuition

Monday March 17 at 415 pm Registration begins at 345 pm

A special one-week intensive drama workshop for youth in grades K5-12 that culminates in a fully staged and costumed show Those cast will rehearse for the week and perform two public performances on Friday March 21 amp Saturday March 22

Tuition $50 for those cast in productionFEE INCLUDES TWO COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO A FINAL PERFORMANCE

Rehearsals March 17-22 bull 415-615 pm amp 630-830 pmPerformances Friday March 21 at 700 pm amp Saturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country-western adaptation of BEAUTY amp THE BEAST At the county fair Beauty Lou is upset by the ungrateful behavior of a miner who has won the blue ribbon for his roses She calls him a beast and wishes that he would look like one too Years later Beauty Lou agrees to befriend the Beast in order to save her familyrsquos farm Beauty Lou and the Beast both learn to look beyond appearances and fi rst impressions and to see the beauty that dwells inside

Note Auditions are held as a group and last approximately 90-120 min Audition is required for participation - there is NO FEE to audition 50-60 youth will be cast Detailed rehearsal schedule will be distributed following auditions

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Arrive early and join the Community School of the Arts for a pre-show art workshop Each student will create a unique keepsake related to the live performance Parents are invited to watch and assist their artist with creating a piece to continue the story at home Tuition $10 per class

DISNEYS 101 DALMATIONS KIDSFRI JAN 24 bull 530-630 pmPerformance 700 pmCome paint an adorable puppy picture that is so cute and polka-dott ed itrsquos sure to make Cruella jealous

DR K ABOOMSUN MAR 16 bull 130-230 pmPerformance 300 pmCreate a mad scientist with wild hair made of poly-fi ber and a silly face painted with glass paints on a light bulb secured to a wooden block so that it becomes a statue

LAUR A INGALLS W ILDERFRI MAY 2 bull 530-630 pmPerformance 700 pm Make a Litt le House landscape on watercolor paper with acrylics painting demo included

FAMILY SERIES

Pre-Show Art Workshops

Offering music dance theater and visual arts education for students of all ages levels and visionsOffering music dance theater and visual arts education for students of all ages levels and visions

REGISTER Online SchauerCenterorgCSAMail 147 N Rural Street Hartford WI 53027Email ClassesSchauerCenterorgFax 262-670-0937 bull Phone 262-670-0560 ext 4

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Take a SeatSCHAUER CENTER PRESENTS

The Booster Advertising PublicationsCabaret SeriesLeader of the Pack DINNER THEATER BENEFIT EVENTDIRECTED BY JERRY BECKERFridays January 10 amp 17Saturdays January 11 amp 18 530 pm Cash Bar bull 630 pm Buffet bull 730 pm ShowSundays January 12 amp 19 1230 pm Cash Bar bull 100 pm Buffet bull 200 pm ShowgtPLEASE purchase tickets 7 days prior to the performance

A jukebox musical that celebrate the life of lsquo60s doo-wop star Ellie Greenwich on her rise to fame HartfordPlayersLtdcom

performed by series sponsor

Steel Crazy CARIBBEAN STEEL PAN BAND Saturday February 22 at 800 pm

The Hawaiian shirt-clad Caribbean Steel Pan Band conjures up feelings of tropical warmth as they perform songs like Tequila Kokomo and Hot Hot Hot SteelCrazyBandcom

Whiskey Belles ORIGINAL VOCALS amp COUNTRY ROOTSFriday April 11 at 800 pm

Creatively blending pitch-perfect harmonies with guitar bass fiddle and violin the Whiskey Belles will make a country fan out of anyone WhiskeyBellescom

Chicago Farmer WORKING-CLASS FOLK MUSICIANFriday May 9 at 800 pm

A singersongwriter profoundly inspired by farmer values Cody Diekhoffrsquos small town roots and city streets mentality provide the baseline of his music ChicagoFarmercom

I Am Not a Pilot MILWAUKEE INDIE ROCK BANDFriday May 30 at 800 pm

With a cache of intricately melodic songs the guitar-less rock band combines the sonic textures of piano and cello the crashes of drums warm vocal harmonies and rich bass IAmNotAPilotcom

Allstate - Zagel InsuranceTikes in Pikes SeriesFox amp Branch FAMILY FOLK MUSICSunday January 26 at 300 pm

Favorites like Mama Donrsquot Allow Bling Blang and The Rattlinrsquo Bog carry on the traditions of jazz country blues jug band and dance music that inspires them FoxAndBranchcom

The Wonderful World of PuppetsA JOURNEY AROUND THE GLOBE Sunday February 9 at 300 pm

Master puppeteer Mark Nichols demonstrates hand shadow rod and string puppets by using them in stories from their cultures of origin ThePuppetPlacecom

Dan Kirk COMIC JUGGLERSunday March 2 at 300 pm

Packed with comedy clowning and audience participation Dan juggles everything from fruits and vegetables to fire machetes shoes and bowling balls DanKirkcom

First National Bank of HartfordMainstage SeriesChurch Basement Ladies A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR BASEMENTFriday January 31 at 200 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 615 pmSaturday February 1 at 300 pm

Itrsquos 1960 and the gals are back with heartfelt songs crazy antics and a helping of humor as they stand strong in their faith and friendship TroupeAmericacom

matinee sponsor

Transit Authority TRIBUTE TO THE MUSIC OF CHICAGOFriday February 14 at 730 pm

An eight-piece powerhouse ensemble that performs with a high energy spot-on tribute to the music of Chicago TransitAuthorityBandcom

sponsor CDM Tool amp Manufacturing Co Inc

Ahn Trio ORIGINAL CLASSICAL MUSICSunday February 16 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Born in Seoul Korea and educated at Juilliard the three sisters of the Ahn Trio are redefining chamber music with their cello piano and violin AhnTriocom

Cinderella amp Other Tales NEW YORK THEATRE BALLETFriday March 28 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

New York Theatre Balletrsquos 14-member troupe condenses Prokofievrsquos score and the tale of Cinderellarsquos fairy godmother evil stepsisters and charming prince into one act followed by scenes from Romeo amp Juliet and Sleeping Beauty NYTBorg

Leahy CANADIAN MUSICAL POWERHOUSESaturday March 29 at 300 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

The family of eight instrumentalists singers and dancers bring an explosion of talent energy and passion to the stage LeahyMusiccom

matinee sponsor evening sponsor

Five by Design CLUB SWINGSunday March 30 at 300 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 200 pmMonday March 31 at 200 pm

The nationally-acclaimed vocal ensemblersquos signature harmonies stand out as they follow the rise and fall of the big band era FiveByDesigncom

sponsor

Supported by the Arts Midwest Touring Fund a program of the Arts Midwest which is generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts with additional contributions from the Wisconsin Arts Board

Alpin Hong PIANISTFriday April 4 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

Rooted in classical training Mr Hong is a creative force whose astonishing ability to connect to people of all ages and experiences distinguishes him AlpinHongcom

Step Afrika A PERFECT RHYTHMIC STORMSunday April 6 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Discover the high-energy world of stepping a percussive dance that uses kicks stomps claps and chants StepAfrikaorg

sponsor Hartford Rotary Club

Daryl Stuermer LEAD GUITARIST OF GENESISSaturday April 26 at 730 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 630 pm

The award-winning guitarist reinvents the GENESIS experience with a fusion of the biggest hits of the lsquo70s lsquo80s and 90s DarylStuermercom

The Second City HAPPILY EVER LAUGHTERFriday June 6 at 730 pm

From the famed troupe that launched the careers of Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert comes an evening filled with songs scripted sketches and improvisations SecondCitycom

West Bend - The Silver LiningFamily SeriesDISNEYrsquoS 101 Dalmatians KIDS Friday January 24 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pmSaturday January 25 at 1000 am

With a fun scare the familiar tale of kidnappers puppies and villains stars area students SchauerCenterorgCSA

sponsor Noyce Orthodontics

Dr Kaboom INTERACTIVE SCIENCE COMEDYSunday March 16 at 300 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 130 pm

Creatively blending improvisational skills and the wonders of scientific exploration Doktor Kaboom keeps crowds riveted with interest and rolling with laughter DoktorKaboomcom

sponsor

MISSOULA CHILDRENrsquoS THEATRE

Beauty Lou amp The Country Beast Friday March 21 at 700 pmSaturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country western musical adaptation of Beauty amp The Beast performed by local youth that looks beyond appearances to see the beauty inside MCTIncorg

sponsor HARTFORD ELECTRIC

Laura Ingalls Wilder BASED ON THE lsquoLITTLE HOUSErsquo BOOKSFriday May 2 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pm

Experience an uplifting musical retelling of the life of one of Americarsquo most beloved authors as Laura and her family search for a place they can call home ArtsPowerorg

The 2013-14 Performing Arts Season received funding through grant support from the Wisconsin Arts Board with help from the State of Wisconsin and Arts Midwest in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts

From the Directorrsquos Chair Happy New YearI like many of you Irsquom sure canrsquot believe how quickly 2013 passed by but am grateful for the year it was Not only was it my fi rst full year at the Schauer Center (and an exhilarating one) but we had a few noteworthy fi rsts

The Schauer Center was the proud recipient of its fi rst-ever National Endowment for the Arts grant for The BIG Read October was chock-full of Poe-related events and fun activities for all Thank you to all the organizations throughout Washington county that partnered with us to make the program a success

We also launched our pARTicipate events in October pARTicipate events are an eff ort to serve our greater community bett er and welcome all especially newcomers in a relaxed atmosphere Our Wine amp Painting classes have been so popular that we have one scheduled every month from now through May

Wersquore looking forward to more pARTicipate events including our fi rst Sweethearts Swing Dance on Thursday February 13 which includes ballroom dance lessons prior to a Valentines Day-themed party And wersquore excited for a music-fi lled night with Whiskey of the Damned on Thursday March 13 as part of our St Patrickrsquos Day celebrations

Another fi rst was that we received funding from Potawatomi Bingo Casinorsquos Miracle on Canal Street in December As part of their 20th anniversary celebration the Schauer Center received $2633 Thank you

With the variety of opportunities and number of events we off er Irsquom always amazed when I meet people who have lived in the area for several years and havenrsquot heard about the Schauer Center Itrsquos also interesting how many people are unaware of our Community School of the Arts mdash itrsquos not just for children We welcome students of all ages

So my New Yearrsquos resolution for you is to encourage you to invite someone new to the Schauer Center or experience something new here for yourself If youre planning to att end our Season Sneak Peek on Sunday February 1 bring a neighbor family member co-worker or friend with you to help select our 2014-15 performances if yoursquove always been curious about an art form like painting or ballroom dance join us for one of our WinterSpring classes so that you can explore it fi rst-hand

Help us spread the word about all the great things happening at the Schauer Center mdash wersquore grateful for your help and your support in doing so

Thank you for being a part of what makes the Schauer Center great

-Brenda Lee Johnston Executive Director

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Washington County Fair Park West BendFebruary 9 20141100 am - 300 pmAdmission FREE Suggested donation of non-perishable food items (no glass)

Family activities for all agesPhoto Booth bull Rock Wall bull Zumba bull Infl atables Youth Musicians bull Bingo bull Kohlrsquos Wild Theater bull DJ

1130 am - 1200 pm Performance by Schauer Community School of the Arts Irish dance students

130-200 pmIrish dance workshop with Schauer Community School of the Arts

Festival of ArtsFREE EVENT

UW-Washington County West BendSaturday April 5 20141000 am - 400 pm

Make amp Take It - Art Projects for KidsMaterials instructions and demonstrations are provided by the Schauer Center for all projects Space is limited to 25 students per session (fi rst come fi rst serve)

1000-1045 am bull Ages 5K-7Asian Painting Choose to paint bamboo fi sh and fl owers on watercolor paper

1100 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 7-8Bunnies and fl owers for spring Students will learn the steps in painting both of these endearing subjects

100-215 pm bull Ages 9-10Modern Art comes alive with bold colors and shapes within shapes

230-400 pm bull Ages 11-13Surrealistic Art Student artists can choose to do a famous surrealistic painting or one of their own

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SCHAUER CENTER STAFF Brenda Lee Johnston Executive Director ext 202Randy Schultz Technical Dir amp Facilities Manager ext 207Sandy McCambridge Ticketing amp Offi ce Manager ext 201Robyn K Wilkinson Director of Marketing ext 205Tianna Conway Director of Education ext 204Derek Kozlowski Director of Event Services ext 215Katrina Sturtz en Assistant Technical Director ext 214Sarah Krause Volunteer Coordinator ext 213Greta Swigert Development Manager ext 218Kevin M Hankes Marketing Associate ext 217Ann Conroy Box Offi ce Assistant ext 203 Judy Pokorski Box Offi ce Assistant ext 203

Greg Torgeson Exhibit CoordinatorAnna Gramling middot Ed Johnson middot Gretchen Weddig House ManagerJeff Ames Event TechnicianClarence Rett ler Custodian

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SCHAUER BOARD OF TRUSTEES Tim Miller President Tracey Berg Vice PresidentGretchen Vickney Treasurer Patrice Hoeschele Secretary

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SCHAUER CENTER147 North Rural Street middot Hartford Wisconsin 53027 262-670-0560 ext 3 middot InfoSchauerCenterorg

Box Offi ce Monday-Friday 1130 am to 530 pm Saturday from 1130 am to 200 pm and one hour prior to performances Buy tickets online anytime at SchauerCenterorg

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OUR VISIONThe Schauer Center strives to be a vital resource that fosters supports and enriches the cultural educational and social well-being of our community We provide a gathering place where people from all walks of life can achieve a sense of belonging and benefi t from the arts

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CONNECT WITH US

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Wisconsin Regional Art Program Friday January 10 ndash Saturday February 15 2014Reception Friday January 31 2014 from 630-730 pm prior to Church Basement Ladies 4WRAP Workshop Saturday February 15 2014

Wisconsin Watercolor SocietyFriday February 21 ndash Sunday April 13 2014Reception Friday March 28 2014 from 630-730 pm prior to Cinderella amp Other Tales

Slinger School DistrictFriday April 18 ndash Sunday May 18 2014Reception Friday May 2 2014 from 600-700 pm prior to Laura Ingalls Wilder

The Martini Girls Friday May 30 ndash Sunday July 6 2014Reception Friday June 6 2014 from 630-730 pm prior to The Second City

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Richard T Becker Wendy Casett a Andy Gonring Ron Gritt Doug Johnson

Mark KruegerCarol KuepperRyan MeiselTom MiotkeRick Ninmann

Paul Price Dave StoutLarry Westfi eldBetsy Witt enberger

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LeaderKenneth amp Janet Pike Family Fund

BenefactorKatie amp Brian Gavin

SustainerDr James amp Dorothy AlgiersJudge Richard T BeckerTracey amp Greg BergBostik IncDennis amp Donna CarrollGlen amp Addie CasettaMarlene amp Harry ConfareMark amp Linda HauserKatherine HauserJo Anne amp Dora HeesenKettle Moraine Tours - Scott LopasKurt amp Maureen Konkel FamilyRalph amp Carol KuepperMr amp Mrs Richard LeeMark Lindborg amp Laurie ParsonsWalter amp Sylvia LutzLisa amp Dan OlsonPaul Price amp Kristin BayerJohn amp Shirley ReisSusan M SchulteisFred amp Betsy Wittenberger

PatronAnonymousJeff amp Julie AllenAnn L BeckerVivian A BogenschneiderArden amp Beverly BuchholtzEric amp Wendy CasettaDanny amp Wendy DulakLen DziublaJoan amp David EbertGerald amp Sara FalkensteinDr amp Mrs Edmund J FernandezMartha amp Ron GrittLinda Johnson amp Paul HoranoffKlug Family FoundationRuth A KnollKent amp Bonnie KruegerJan M LindborgTim amp Karen MillerThomas amp Dona MiotkeScott amp Julie MooreDave amp Rosemary MoreyJack Murray amp Cheryl SimchickArdis amp Ardell NicolausClayton amp Barbara OosterhuisNeil amp Dorothy ParkDr Joseph amp Robin PfotenhauerDoug amp Margaret SmithLawrence amp Laurie SullivanDon amp Linda VieauRev Larry amp Liz Westfi eldPaul H Ziegler

AdvocateAnonymous (3)Kathryn BarbasiewiczCarole amp Jack BastRon Breitkreutz amp

Louellen HoffmanBill amp Donna ButzMary Dhein amp Lee SchuldtBill amp Tricia DrimelRichard amp Kathy FaitLinda amp Richard FiewegerLyle amp Lisa FittererMarvel Grady-BrokerHerbert H Kohl Charities IncStan amp Eunice IndermuehleDoug amp Carolyn JohnsonBrenda Lee Johnston amp Randy TalleyDale amp Linda KentMichael amp Kay MallyBob amp Mitzi McLeanEarl amp Jane MesterTim amp Annemarie MichalakRon amp Barbara MilnerPat amp Jerry MountinRoger MuellerWayne amp Donna NeuAndrew amp Debbie NinfoLorena OlsonJerilyn PappenfussRosemary ParsonsBarbara PontowCyril amp Elizabeth Rohde

RS Semler amp AssociatesMargo Scharf amp Steven RueckerKen amp Carol SchaumburgRon amp Jean SchlittChristopher amp

Billi Dawn SchoggenGreta amp Tom SwigertKathy E TriickMargaret Van BeckumVerlin amp Geri WandreyRon amp Kris WeberCheryl amp Barry WintringerGene amp Marjory WittenbergerEd amp Minette WolfDoug amp Sharon ZieglerChristopher C Zwygart

Commemorative Gifts

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Neil Park

Friends Schauer Center ADVOCATE LEVEL amp ABOVE AS OF DECEMBER 20 2013OF

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The Schauer Center deeply appreciates the support provided by our annual fund drive It is through the generosity of our donors that we are able to ensure our mission-based programs remain accessible to the community Individuals can become a FRIEND for as little as $25 annually For more information contact Develoment Manager Greta Swigert at 262-670-0560 ext 218 or GretaSchauerCenterorg

Schauer of ApplauseTO OUR BIG READ PARTNERS

Thank you to all of the partners that helped make Thank you to all of the partners that helped make The BIG Read a success Germantown Community Library The BIG Read a success Germantown Community Library Hartford Historical Society Hartford Union High School Hartford Historical Society Hartford Union High School Dr Christopher Hays Jack Russell Memorial Library Joshua Dr Christopher Hays Jack Russell Memorial Library Joshua Kane Kettle Moraine Symphony Kewaskum Public Library Kane Kettle Moraine Symphony Kewaskum Public Library Kewaskum Theater Lac Lawrann Nature Conservancy Kewaskum Theater Lac Lawrann Nature Conservancy Dr William Malcuit Dr Patricia Roby Slinger Community Dr William Malcuit Dr Patricia Roby Slinger Community Library Terror on Rural Street UW-Extension 4-H Youth Library Terror on Rural Street UW-Extension 4-H Youth Development UW-Washington County Washington County Development UW-Washington County Washington County Historical Society and West Bend Community Library Historical Society and West Bend Community Library We couldnt have done it without youWe couldnt have done it without you

TO ART GUILD MEMBERSWe truly appreciate the artists from the Kettle Moraine We truly appreciate the artists from the Kettle Moraine Fine Arts Guild who have donated paintings for our Friends Fine Arts Guild who have donated paintings for our Friends donation thermometer in the lobby With every 5 raised donation thermometer in the lobby With every 5 raised a piece of original artwork by either Karin Corteen Polly a piece of original artwork by either Karin Corteen Polly Edgar Patricia Gergetz Michalene Groshek Ann Hamlin Edgar Patricia Gergetz Michalene Groshek Ann Hamlin Mueller Louise Joyner Jan Lindborg Sharon Oelke or Mueller Louise Joyner Jan Lindborg Sharon Oelke or Terry Sachse will be added to the display Terry Sachse will be added to the display

A silent auction of Guild member artwork will begin Friday A silent auction of Guild member artwork will begin Friday April 4 prior to the performance of Alpin Hong and will April 4 prior to the performance of Alpin Hong and will continue through Friday June 6continue through Friday June 6

TO RAFFLE PRIZE DONORSPrizes for our annual raffl e fundraiser were generously Prizes for our annual raffl e fundraiser were generously donated by Arbonne - Sherry Drinan Brunner Furniture donated by Arbonne - Sherry Drinan Brunner Furniture Camera Case Wireless Copper Tree Yoga Studio amp Camera Case Wireless Copper Tree Yoga Studio amp Wellness Center Jamie Daily Dinner Detective Milwaukee Wellness Center Jamie Daily Dinner Detective Milwaukee Equipment Rentals Inc Esas Fabric amp Custom Framing Equipment Rentals Inc Esas Fabric amp Custom Framing Expedition Supply Faith amp Giggles Fireside Books amp Expedition Supply Faith amp Giggles Fireside Books amp Gifts First National Bank of Hartford GameStop 7585 Gifts First National Bank of Hartford GameStop 7585 GreenEarth Therapy Hair Design by Jenna Hartford City GreenEarth Therapy Hair Design by Jenna Hartford City Band Jazz Ensemble Hartford Golf Club Hyatt Regency Band Jazz Ensemble Hartford Golf Club Hyatt Regency Milwaukee Jay Lee Inn Mary Johnston Sarah Krause Milwaukee Jay Lee Inn Mary Johnston Sarah Krause Little Switzerland Sandy McCambridge Meisel Music Little Switzerland Sandy McCambridge Meisel Music Collective Timothy J Miller MJs Market Paddock Club Collective Timothy J Miller MJs Market Paddock Club Penseys Spices Pike Lake House Regal Ware Worldwide Penseys Spices Pike Lake House Regal Ware Worldwide Salon Effervescence Schnorenbergs Floor Covering Scoop Salon Effervescence Schnorenbergs Floor Covering Scoop DeVille Sonnys Party amp Variety Sweet Creations Village DeVille Sonnys Party amp Variety Sweet Creations Village Bakery Tastefully Simple - Natasha Wenninger Bakery Tastefully Simple - Natasha Wenninger The Wreath Factory at Otter Creek Timlins Furniture amp The Wreath Factory at Otter Creek Timlins Furniture amp Mattress Walmart Cammie Walters Wittenberger Bus Mattress Walmart Cammie Walters Wittenberger Bus Service and Z3 IT Solutions Service and Z3 IT Solutions

A special thank you goes to the volunteers board and staff A special thank you goes to the volunteers board and staff members who sold raffl e tickets AND to those who purchased members who sold raffl e tickets AND to those who purchased Your support raised over $14000 to help us keep the arts Your support raised over $14000 to help us keep the arts thriving in our communitythriving in our community

pARTicipate NightsSweethearts Swing DanceTHURSDAY FEBRUARY 13middot 700-800 pm DANCE INST RUC T ION

middot 800-1000 pm SOCIAL DANCE

Jump jive and wail Celebrate Valentines Day by learning basic Swing steps with ballroom instructor Mike Matt ek The Hartford City Band - Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Bill Berlyn will provide music for popular ballroom dance styles like Swing Waltz Polka and Foxtrot Cash bar and desserts make it the perfect date night

$20 per person (ages 18+) which includes one beverage RSVP encouraged

Whiskey of the DamnedTHURSDAY MARCH 13 middot 700-1000 pm

Based out of Milwaukee Whiskey of the Damned is a fi ve piece group that performs high energy raucous concerts fi lled with an unmistakable blend of American and Irish rock With their Celtic infl uenced mix of guitar bagpipes fi ddle mandolin melodica bass drums accordion and trombone the multi-talented band has already landed prime spots at Summerfest and Milwaukee Irish Fest Described as a mix of The Pogues Dropkick Murphyrsquos and Flogging Molly you dont want to miss this act perform live

Tickets $12 Cash bar

The Art of Extract BrewingWEDNESDAYS APRIL 30 amp MAY 14 middot 700-900 pm

Chris George brewmaster at the Riverside Brewery and Restaurant in West Bend will demonstrate home brewing basics From brewing to bott ling the hands-on class will show the complete extract brewing process including how to select the proper equipment and ingredients Participants will each receive two bott les of the extract beer

Tuition is $25 and enrollment is limited to 20 participants Advance registration required

Cast Your Vote for 2014-15 saturday FEBRUARY 1100 pm

Who do you want to see perform at the Schauer Center Share your opinions with us as we plan the 2014-15 season On Saturday February 1 at 100 pm (prior to the matinee performance of A Mighty Fortress is our Basement) wersquore hosting our second annual Season Sneak Peek

Join us in Pikes Peak to watch 90-second videos and hear brief descriptions of shows wersquore considering for next season Attendees will receive a ballot where they can rank the clips and provide feedback on the performers The show that receives the highest rating will earn the Audience Choice Award for the 2014-15 Season So bring your friends and family -- all are welcome even if theyrsquove never been here before

Cant make it to the Sneak Peek Yoursquoll also be able to cast your votes online through Facebook so LIKE the Schauer Center to ensure you donrsquot miss out on the fun

Commemorative gifts are not associated with the Friends Campaign

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER CALL 262-670-0560 EXT OR VISIT SCHAUERCENTERORG

For details on upcoming events call the Box Offi ce at 262-670-0560 ext 3 or visit SchauerCenterorgEvents for more information

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8 middot 730 PM

Hartford - Kett le Moraine Lions presents Brew Ha-Ha

FRIDAY MARCH 21 middot 400-800 PM

SATURDAY MARCH 22 middot 900 AM - 200 PM

SUNDAY MARCH 23 middot 1100 AM - 300 PM

Downtown Hartford BID Home Improvement Show

SUNDAY MARCH 23 2014 middot 200 PM Mayville High School presents Show Choirs Concert

SATURDAY APRIL 5 2014 middot 530-900 PM

Sassypants Events amp Design presents Crash the Bash - Interactive Wedding Show

FRIDAY APRIL 11 2014 middot 700 PM

SATURDAY APRIL 12 2014 middot 200 PM

Peace Lutheran School presents Disneys Beauty amp The Beast Jr

FRIDAY APRIL 25 2014 middot 200 amp 730 PM

Maggie Mae Country presents Maggie Mae amp Her Heartland Country Band

SATURDAY MAY 10 2014 middot 200 PM

Schauer CSA presents Choir amp Strings Holiday Concert

SATURDAY MAY 17 2014 middot 200 amp 630 PM

Schauer CSA presents Leaps amp Bounds Dance Recital

SATURDAY MAY 31 2014 middot 700 PM Mayville High School presents Band amp Chorus Concert

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THANK YOU

VOLUNTEERSWe thoroughly appreciate the volunteers who give countless hours to help support the arts

Lois AnderleRichard Anderle Karen ArfstromShirley Beatt yJerry BeckerEdward BehnkeKaren BeineDonna BergTracey BergKenneth BerkelTanja BiddulphJim BiddulphKendra BiddulphVirginia BoehlenAnn BonkoskiBarbara BraunKathy BrownEileen BryndaArden Buchholtz Bev Buchholtz Glen Casett aWendy Casett aCharlene ChurchRichard ChurchKathy CleggJanice CleminsRalph CleminsDan ClyseMarlene ConnellKathy CortezJamie DailyJerry DaisRita DaisBernice DelauraJudy DheinMary DheinJane Dietz lerDonna DincoMartin Eberl

Phyllis EberlJoan EbertDick ElderLenore ElderChad EllefsonJerry FalkensteinCraig FarrellJoanne Faucett eDick Feutz Linda Feutz Laverne FiscusDonna FleckKathy FleegeLeona FridayMary FriedemannMarie GalbraithRose GaskellMary GerdsRicky GilbertsonSue GilbertsonDarlene GivenPaul GivenJudi GoldammerAndy GonringJenny GrahamJulie GramollJoan GreethurstSonia GrenierHazel Griffi nRon Gritt Tom HaleyJean Harley Robert HarleyCharles HarrisSandy HauserMartin HauserLinda HauserNancy HeapsKim Heck

Charles Heder Maria HederAnn HegyRon HegyBeth HermannMike HermannMurt Hess Shirley HessJerry HesseNatalie HesseCarol HilgenbergGary HillerPatrice HoescheleAmy Hoff mann Louellen Hoff manCatherine HoltJoanne HorstCarlynn HulbertDaniel HummelJoshua HummelTerese HummelBlythe JanichekEdward JohnsonDouglas Johnson Nedra JohnsonHal KaminskiHerb KieferndorfKay KieferndorfLinda KleinhansMarge KlinkPat KlinkDana KnackLouise KnokeBeverly Koch Donna KochArlyne KoelschMary KrallTerry KrallBonnie Krueger

Mark Krueger Vicki KruegerDonald LeverenceLois LeverenceKristin LucasRita LundCarolyn MaierKaren MantheCherie MarquardtJoyce MartinPeter MartinAmy MauriceHazel McClarenMary McGrathLinda MillerTimothy MillerThomas MiotkeJohn MohaGary MorgensternSarah MuellerJudy NastPat NevermanArdell NicolausRick NinmannDarleen ObergJeanne ODean-

WotnoskeBob OKeaneSue OKeaneFay PaineGlenn PalmerEarl PamperinMary PeacockHerb PetersShirley PetersJudy PierceRose Mary PiesPaul PriceRochelle Priesgen

Carol PuschDavid RadkeElsie RadkeJanice RadkeRita RadkeMarilyn RaschkaJohn ReisShirley ReisElizabeth RennerJanice ReuterSharon RichterGlen RiegelCharlene Riese-

Hatt oriAlice Rodgers Rob RodgersLinda RomanNeva Rublee Dorothy Satt lerBill Scadden Joyce ScaddenAdeline SchellingerRon Schlitt Nancy SchnorenbergSue SchnorenbergNancy SchoebelBilli Dawn SchoggenMarie SchraufnagelAnn Schultz eSue SchulzSue SchumacherLaurence Schwartz Terri Schwartz Alyssa SimpsonPatricia SimpsonPaul SimpsonLaverne SimpsonLaura SmithJan Spiel

Eileen StegerFlorence SteinkeKris StephensDave StoutJudy StubbeLarry SullivanDon TheisenKaren TheisenBeverly ThielenSherry ThoeleL Everett Thomson Shirley ThomsonJay TriickKathy Triick Victoria TriickMary UeckerRichard UeckerGretchen VickneyMary WagnerCarol WalterJane WarzalaJeannett e WeberRon WeberRita WehnesPatrick Wendt Sue WendtBrian WenningerBob Westerman Nora WestermanLarry Westfi eldBetsy Witt enbergerAudrey WolterDiana ZastrowDon ZastrowMona ZignegoBarbara Zwerlein

VOLUNTEERS FROM JULY 2012 - JUNE 2013

resident group call board

Staff UpdatesA number of new faces joined the Schauer Centers staff in 2013 In October we welcomed Marketing Associate Kevin Hankes and House Managers Ed Johnson and Gretchen Weddig Then in December Ann Conroy started with us as a Box Offi ce Assistant

We also have the pleasure of working with several interns this season Arts Management intern Hannah Voelkel and Technical Theater intern Luke Voelkel are helping us in the front offi ce and behind the scenes respectively From September through December Universitaacute di Bologna graduate student Martina Ioriatti was a Development amp Marketing intern we wish her all the best as she returns to Italy to work on her thesis

PER FOR MED BY The HartfordPlayers Ltd

Fridays Jan 10 amp 17Saturdays Jan 11 amp 18

530 pm Cash Bar 630 pm Buff et 730 pm Show

A jukebox musical Featuring songs like

Do Wah DiddyChapel of Love middot Be My Baby

Leader of the Pack

$41$38 (meal amp show)catered by

augies elite catering

Hartford Players Ltd PRESENTS

Neil Simons

The Odd CoupleMarch 7-8 14-15 middot 730 pm

March 9 middot 200 pm

A divorced slob invites a group of the boys over for cards

One of the guests who happens to be very meticulous

has just separated from his wife The slob and the neat-

freak decide to share an apartment but patterns of

their own disastrous marriages begin to reappear with

hilarious results

Visit SchauerCenterorg or

call 262-670-0560 ext 3 for tickets

HARTFORDPLAYERSLTDCOM

Saturday May 3 middot 730 PM middot Holy HillNo ticket required Free-will donationSunday May 4 middot 300 PM middot Schauer CenterFree performance -- Tickets requiredHartfordCommunityChorusorg

HartfordHartford Community Chorus Community Chorus SPRING CONCERT

SPRING CONCERTRuth A Knoll Founding Direcor

Ruth A Knoll Founding Direcor

HARTFORD

CITY BAND

Spring Concert

Sunday April 27 ∙ 230 pm

Free ticketed event General admission

HartfordCityBandorg

A SC H AU E R C E N T E RBE N E F I T P RODUC T ION

Sundays Jan 12 amp 19100 pm Buff et 200 pm Show

For information on volunteer opportunities contact Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Krause at 262-670-0560 ext 213 or SarahSchauerCenterorg

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COMMUNITYSCHOOL ARTSOF

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School of DanceSchool of DanceSPRING SESSION JAN 12 - MAY 17 Additional advanced classes offered in ballet tap and Irish

Creative Movement bull Ages 3-4Pre-Ballet bull Ages 4-5BalletTap Combo 1 bull Ages 5-7 Ballet 1 bull Ages 8-10Tap 1 bull Ages 8-10Boys Tap 1 bull Ages 7-10Funk bull Ages 10-16Irish Beginner 1 bull Ages 5-9 OR Ages 14+Modern Classical Technique bull Ages 12+

BEGINNER BALLROOM bull 600-700 pm bull Ages 14+INTERMEDIATE BALLROOM bull 715-815 pm bull Ages 14+TUE JAN 14 - FEB 4 Fox TrotTUE FEB 11 - MAR 4 SambaTUE MAR 11 - APR 1 TangoTUE APR 8 - MAY 6 Wedding Sampler BEGINNER

Bolero INTERMEDIATE

IRISH DANCE WORKSHOP THU MAY 22500-630 pm bull Ages 5-15 OR 700-830 pm bull Ages 16+ $5 or 2 canned goods per student No experience required

ChoirChoirSPRING SESSION MON JAN 13 - MAY 10

CHILDRENrsquoS CHOIR bull 530-615 pm bull Grades K5-3 YOUTH CHOIR bull 530-630 pm bull Grades 4-8

Youth Visual ArtsYouth Visual ArtsASIAN PAINTING MON JAN 13-27430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

PORTRAITS MADE EASY MON FEB 10-24430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

CREATIVE CLAY CREATIONS TUE MAR 4-25415-615 pm bull Ages 6-14

EXTREMELY EXPRESSIVE ART MON MAR 10-31430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

FAMILY PAINTING FUN MON APR 14 - MAY 12

430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12 with an adult

Adult Visual ArtsAdult Visual ArtsOPEN ART STUDIO TUE JAN 14 - MAR 4 bull 1000 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+TUE MAR 18 - MAY 13 bull 1000 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+

PAINTING STUDIOTHU JAN 30 - MAR 6 bull 900 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+

INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING THU JAN 30 - MAR 6 bull 1200-300 pm bull Ages 16+

WINE amp PAINTING WED JAN 29 Winter LandscapesTHU FEB 27 African LadyTUE MAR 25 Georgia OrsquoKeefersquos ldquoPoppyrdquoTHU APR 24 Dancing Cats or DogsTUE MAY 20 3D Daffodils and Stripes530-830 pm bull Ages 18+

Early Childhood Early Childhood MusicMusicSESSION 1 TUE JAN 14 - FEB 18SESSION 2 TUE MAR 4 - APR 81000-1050 am bull Ages 10 mon - 3 years WITH AN ADULT

String Orchestra String Orchestra SPRING SESSION WED JAN 15 - MAY 10 Placement Auditions WED JAN 8 bull 445-530 pmTo schedule an audition call 262-670-0560 ext 4

PRESTO STRINGS bull 530-630 pm bull Grades 5-8BRAVURA STRINGS bull 645-815 pmAdmitted by audition selection only

Acting with ACTActing with ACTSESSION 1 TUE JAN 21 - FEB 25Theatre Fun 101 bull 430-520 pm bull Ages 6-8 Acting Up bull 530-620 pm bull Ages 9-12Acting Up bull 630-720 pm bull Ages 14-18Play Writers bull 730-820 pm bull Ages 14-18

SESSION 2 TUE APR 1 - MAY 13

Create a Play bull 430-520 pm bull Ages 6-8Incredible Improv bull 530-620 pm bull Ages 9-13Incredible Improv bull 630-720 pm bull Ages 14-18Audition Technique bull 730-820 pm bull Ages 14-18

Arts ImmersionArts ImmersionGIRL SCOUTS EXCLUSIVESAT FEB 8 OR SAT MAR 151000-1050 am bull Grades 5K-3 LUNCH IS NOT PROVIDED

NO CLASSREHEARSAL APRIL 19-24

ASK ABOUT OUR REFERRAL PROGRAM

pARTicipate pARTicipate With each class registration you will receive a $10 coupon to pass on to someone else For each coupon redeemed you will be entered to win a $50 gift certifi cate to use on a future class tuition

Monday March 17 at 415 pm Registration begins at 345 pm

A special one-week intensive drama workshop for youth in grades K5-12 that culminates in a fully staged and costumed show Those cast will rehearse for the week and perform two public performances on Friday March 21 amp Saturday March 22

Tuition $50 for those cast in productionFEE INCLUDES TWO COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO A FINAL PERFORMANCE

Rehearsals March 17-22 bull 415-615 pm amp 630-830 pmPerformances Friday March 21 at 700 pm amp Saturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country-western adaptation of BEAUTY amp THE BEAST At the county fair Beauty Lou is upset by the ungrateful behavior of a miner who has won the blue ribbon for his roses She calls him a beast and wishes that he would look like one too Years later Beauty Lou agrees to befriend the Beast in order to save her familyrsquos farm Beauty Lou and the Beast both learn to look beyond appearances and fi rst impressions and to see the beauty that dwells inside

Note Auditions are held as a group and last approximately 90-120 min Audition is required for participation - there is NO FEE to audition 50-60 youth will be cast Detailed rehearsal schedule will be distributed following auditions

Youth AuditionsYouth Auditions

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Arrive early and join the Community School of the Arts for a pre-show art workshop Each student will create a unique keepsake related to the live performance Parents are invited to watch and assist their artist with creating a piece to continue the story at home Tuition $10 per class

DISNEYS 101 DALMATIONS KIDSFRI JAN 24 bull 530-630 pmPerformance 700 pmCome paint an adorable puppy picture that is so cute and polka-dott ed itrsquos sure to make Cruella jealous

DR K ABOOMSUN MAR 16 bull 130-230 pmPerformance 300 pmCreate a mad scientist with wild hair made of poly-fi ber and a silly face painted with glass paints on a light bulb secured to a wooden block so that it becomes a statue

LAUR A INGALLS W ILDERFRI MAY 2 bull 530-630 pmPerformance 700 pm Make a Litt le House landscape on watercolor paper with acrylics painting demo included

FAMILY SERIES

Pre-Show Art Workshops

Offering music dance theater and visual arts education for students of all ages levels and visionsOffering music dance theater and visual arts education for students of all ages levels and visions

REGISTER Online SchauerCenterorgCSAMail 147 N Rural Street Hartford WI 53027Email ClassesSchauerCenterorgFax 262-670-0937 bull Phone 262-670-0560 ext 4

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Take a SeatSCHAUER CENTER PRESENTS

The Booster Advertising PublicationsCabaret SeriesLeader of the Pack DINNER THEATER BENEFIT EVENTDIRECTED BY JERRY BECKERFridays January 10 amp 17Saturdays January 11 amp 18 530 pm Cash Bar bull 630 pm Buffet bull 730 pm ShowSundays January 12 amp 19 1230 pm Cash Bar bull 100 pm Buffet bull 200 pm ShowgtPLEASE purchase tickets 7 days prior to the performance

A jukebox musical that celebrate the life of lsquo60s doo-wop star Ellie Greenwich on her rise to fame HartfordPlayersLtdcom

performed by series sponsor

Steel Crazy CARIBBEAN STEEL PAN BAND Saturday February 22 at 800 pm

The Hawaiian shirt-clad Caribbean Steel Pan Band conjures up feelings of tropical warmth as they perform songs like Tequila Kokomo and Hot Hot Hot SteelCrazyBandcom

Whiskey Belles ORIGINAL VOCALS amp COUNTRY ROOTSFriday April 11 at 800 pm

Creatively blending pitch-perfect harmonies with guitar bass fiddle and violin the Whiskey Belles will make a country fan out of anyone WhiskeyBellescom

Chicago Farmer WORKING-CLASS FOLK MUSICIANFriday May 9 at 800 pm

A singersongwriter profoundly inspired by farmer values Cody Diekhoffrsquos small town roots and city streets mentality provide the baseline of his music ChicagoFarmercom

I Am Not a Pilot MILWAUKEE INDIE ROCK BANDFriday May 30 at 800 pm

With a cache of intricately melodic songs the guitar-less rock band combines the sonic textures of piano and cello the crashes of drums warm vocal harmonies and rich bass IAmNotAPilotcom

Allstate - Zagel InsuranceTikes in Pikes SeriesFox amp Branch FAMILY FOLK MUSICSunday January 26 at 300 pm

Favorites like Mama Donrsquot Allow Bling Blang and The Rattlinrsquo Bog carry on the traditions of jazz country blues jug band and dance music that inspires them FoxAndBranchcom

The Wonderful World of PuppetsA JOURNEY AROUND THE GLOBE Sunday February 9 at 300 pm

Master puppeteer Mark Nichols demonstrates hand shadow rod and string puppets by using them in stories from their cultures of origin ThePuppetPlacecom

Dan Kirk COMIC JUGGLERSunday March 2 at 300 pm

Packed with comedy clowning and audience participation Dan juggles everything from fruits and vegetables to fire machetes shoes and bowling balls DanKirkcom

First National Bank of HartfordMainstage SeriesChurch Basement Ladies A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR BASEMENTFriday January 31 at 200 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 615 pmSaturday February 1 at 300 pm

Itrsquos 1960 and the gals are back with heartfelt songs crazy antics and a helping of humor as they stand strong in their faith and friendship TroupeAmericacom

matinee sponsor

Transit Authority TRIBUTE TO THE MUSIC OF CHICAGOFriday February 14 at 730 pm

An eight-piece powerhouse ensemble that performs with a high energy spot-on tribute to the music of Chicago TransitAuthorityBandcom

sponsor CDM Tool amp Manufacturing Co Inc

Ahn Trio ORIGINAL CLASSICAL MUSICSunday February 16 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Born in Seoul Korea and educated at Juilliard the three sisters of the Ahn Trio are redefining chamber music with their cello piano and violin AhnTriocom

Cinderella amp Other Tales NEW YORK THEATRE BALLETFriday March 28 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

New York Theatre Balletrsquos 14-member troupe condenses Prokofievrsquos score and the tale of Cinderellarsquos fairy godmother evil stepsisters and charming prince into one act followed by scenes from Romeo amp Juliet and Sleeping Beauty NYTBorg

Leahy CANADIAN MUSICAL POWERHOUSESaturday March 29 at 300 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

The family of eight instrumentalists singers and dancers bring an explosion of talent energy and passion to the stage LeahyMusiccom

matinee sponsor evening sponsor

Five by Design CLUB SWINGSunday March 30 at 300 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 200 pmMonday March 31 at 200 pm

The nationally-acclaimed vocal ensemblersquos signature harmonies stand out as they follow the rise and fall of the big band era FiveByDesigncom

sponsor

Supported by the Arts Midwest Touring Fund a program of the Arts Midwest which is generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts with additional contributions from the Wisconsin Arts Board

Alpin Hong PIANISTFriday April 4 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

Rooted in classical training Mr Hong is a creative force whose astonishing ability to connect to people of all ages and experiences distinguishes him AlpinHongcom

Step Afrika A PERFECT RHYTHMIC STORMSunday April 6 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Discover the high-energy world of stepping a percussive dance that uses kicks stomps claps and chants StepAfrikaorg

sponsor Hartford Rotary Club

Daryl Stuermer LEAD GUITARIST OF GENESISSaturday April 26 at 730 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 630 pm

The award-winning guitarist reinvents the GENESIS experience with a fusion of the biggest hits of the lsquo70s lsquo80s and 90s DarylStuermercom

The Second City HAPPILY EVER LAUGHTERFriday June 6 at 730 pm

From the famed troupe that launched the careers of Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert comes an evening filled with songs scripted sketches and improvisations SecondCitycom

West Bend - The Silver LiningFamily SeriesDISNEYrsquoS 101 Dalmatians KIDS Friday January 24 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pmSaturday January 25 at 1000 am

With a fun scare the familiar tale of kidnappers puppies and villains stars area students SchauerCenterorgCSA

sponsor Noyce Orthodontics

Dr Kaboom INTERACTIVE SCIENCE COMEDYSunday March 16 at 300 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 130 pm

Creatively blending improvisational skills and the wonders of scientific exploration Doktor Kaboom keeps crowds riveted with interest and rolling with laughter DoktorKaboomcom

sponsor

MISSOULA CHILDRENrsquoS THEATRE

Beauty Lou amp The Country Beast Friday March 21 at 700 pmSaturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country western musical adaptation of Beauty amp The Beast performed by local youth that looks beyond appearances to see the beauty inside MCTIncorg

sponsor HARTFORD ELECTRIC

Laura Ingalls Wilder BASED ON THE lsquoLITTLE HOUSErsquo BOOKSFriday May 2 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pm

Experience an uplifting musical retelling of the life of one of Americarsquo most beloved authors as Laura and her family search for a place they can call home ArtsPowerorg

The 2013-14 Performing Arts Season received funding through grant support from the Wisconsin Arts Board with help from the State of Wisconsin and Arts Midwest in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts

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LeaderKenneth amp Janet Pike Family Fund

BenefactorKatie amp Brian Gavin

SustainerDr James amp Dorothy AlgiersJudge Richard T BeckerTracey amp Greg BergBostik IncDennis amp Donna CarrollGlen amp Addie CasettaMarlene amp Harry ConfareMark amp Linda HauserKatherine HauserJo Anne amp Dora HeesenKettle Moraine Tours - Scott LopasKurt amp Maureen Konkel FamilyRalph amp Carol KuepperMr amp Mrs Richard LeeMark Lindborg amp Laurie ParsonsWalter amp Sylvia LutzLisa amp Dan OlsonPaul Price amp Kristin BayerJohn amp Shirley ReisSusan M SchulteisFred amp Betsy Wittenberger

PatronAnonymousJeff amp Julie AllenAnn L BeckerVivian A BogenschneiderArden amp Beverly BuchholtzEric amp Wendy CasettaDanny amp Wendy DulakLen DziublaJoan amp David EbertGerald amp Sara FalkensteinDr amp Mrs Edmund J FernandezMartha amp Ron GrittLinda Johnson amp Paul HoranoffKlug Family FoundationRuth A KnollKent amp Bonnie KruegerJan M LindborgTim amp Karen MillerThomas amp Dona MiotkeScott amp Julie MooreDave amp Rosemary MoreyJack Murray amp Cheryl SimchickArdis amp Ardell NicolausClayton amp Barbara OosterhuisNeil amp Dorothy ParkDr Joseph amp Robin PfotenhauerDoug amp Margaret SmithLawrence amp Laurie SullivanDon amp Linda VieauRev Larry amp Liz Westfi eldPaul H Ziegler

AdvocateAnonymous (3)Kathryn BarbasiewiczCarole amp Jack BastRon Breitkreutz amp

Louellen HoffmanBill amp Donna ButzMary Dhein amp Lee SchuldtBill amp Tricia DrimelRichard amp Kathy FaitLinda amp Richard FiewegerLyle amp Lisa FittererMarvel Grady-BrokerHerbert H Kohl Charities IncStan amp Eunice IndermuehleDoug amp Carolyn JohnsonBrenda Lee Johnston amp Randy TalleyDale amp Linda KentMichael amp Kay MallyBob amp Mitzi McLeanEarl amp Jane MesterTim amp Annemarie MichalakRon amp Barbara MilnerPat amp Jerry MountinRoger MuellerWayne amp Donna NeuAndrew amp Debbie NinfoLorena OlsonJerilyn PappenfussRosemary ParsonsBarbara PontowCyril amp Elizabeth Rohde

RS Semler amp AssociatesMargo Scharf amp Steven RueckerKen amp Carol SchaumburgRon amp Jean SchlittChristopher amp

Billi Dawn SchoggenGreta amp Tom SwigertKathy E TriickMargaret Van BeckumVerlin amp Geri WandreyRon amp Kris WeberCheryl amp Barry WintringerGene amp Marjory WittenbergerEd amp Minette WolfDoug amp Sharon ZieglerChristopher C Zwygart

Commemorative Gifts

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Neil Park

Friends Schauer Center ADVOCATE LEVEL amp ABOVE AS OF DECEMBER 20 2013OF

THE

The Schauer Center deeply appreciates the support provided by our annual fund drive It is through the generosity of our donors that we are able to ensure our mission-based programs remain accessible to the community Individuals can become a FRIEND for as little as $25 annually For more information contact Develoment Manager Greta Swigert at 262-670-0560 ext 218 or GretaSchauerCenterorg

Schauer of ApplauseTO OUR BIG READ PARTNERS

Thank you to all of the partners that helped make Thank you to all of the partners that helped make The BIG Read a success Germantown Community Library The BIG Read a success Germantown Community Library Hartford Historical Society Hartford Union High School Hartford Historical Society Hartford Union High School Dr Christopher Hays Jack Russell Memorial Library Joshua Dr Christopher Hays Jack Russell Memorial Library Joshua Kane Kettle Moraine Symphony Kewaskum Public Library Kane Kettle Moraine Symphony Kewaskum Public Library Kewaskum Theater Lac Lawrann Nature Conservancy Kewaskum Theater Lac Lawrann Nature Conservancy Dr William Malcuit Dr Patricia Roby Slinger Community Dr William Malcuit Dr Patricia Roby Slinger Community Library Terror on Rural Street UW-Extension 4-H Youth Library Terror on Rural Street UW-Extension 4-H Youth Development UW-Washington County Washington County Development UW-Washington County Washington County Historical Society and West Bend Community Library Historical Society and West Bend Community Library We couldnt have done it without youWe couldnt have done it without you

TO ART GUILD MEMBERSWe truly appreciate the artists from the Kettle Moraine We truly appreciate the artists from the Kettle Moraine Fine Arts Guild who have donated paintings for our Friends Fine Arts Guild who have donated paintings for our Friends donation thermometer in the lobby With every 5 raised donation thermometer in the lobby With every 5 raised a piece of original artwork by either Karin Corteen Polly a piece of original artwork by either Karin Corteen Polly Edgar Patricia Gergetz Michalene Groshek Ann Hamlin Edgar Patricia Gergetz Michalene Groshek Ann Hamlin Mueller Louise Joyner Jan Lindborg Sharon Oelke or Mueller Louise Joyner Jan Lindborg Sharon Oelke or Terry Sachse will be added to the display Terry Sachse will be added to the display

A silent auction of Guild member artwork will begin Friday A silent auction of Guild member artwork will begin Friday April 4 prior to the performance of Alpin Hong and will April 4 prior to the performance of Alpin Hong and will continue through Friday June 6continue through Friday June 6

TO RAFFLE PRIZE DONORSPrizes for our annual raffl e fundraiser were generously Prizes for our annual raffl e fundraiser were generously donated by Arbonne - Sherry Drinan Brunner Furniture donated by Arbonne - Sherry Drinan Brunner Furniture Camera Case Wireless Copper Tree Yoga Studio amp Camera Case Wireless Copper Tree Yoga Studio amp Wellness Center Jamie Daily Dinner Detective Milwaukee Wellness Center Jamie Daily Dinner Detective Milwaukee Equipment Rentals Inc Esas Fabric amp Custom Framing Equipment Rentals Inc Esas Fabric amp Custom Framing Expedition Supply Faith amp Giggles Fireside Books amp Expedition Supply Faith amp Giggles Fireside Books amp Gifts First National Bank of Hartford GameStop 7585 Gifts First National Bank of Hartford GameStop 7585 GreenEarth Therapy Hair Design by Jenna Hartford City GreenEarth Therapy Hair Design by Jenna Hartford City Band Jazz Ensemble Hartford Golf Club Hyatt Regency Band Jazz Ensemble Hartford Golf Club Hyatt Regency Milwaukee Jay Lee Inn Mary Johnston Sarah Krause Milwaukee Jay Lee Inn Mary Johnston Sarah Krause Little Switzerland Sandy McCambridge Meisel Music Little Switzerland Sandy McCambridge Meisel Music Collective Timothy J Miller MJs Market Paddock Club Collective Timothy J Miller MJs Market Paddock Club Penseys Spices Pike Lake House Regal Ware Worldwide Penseys Spices Pike Lake House Regal Ware Worldwide Salon Effervescence Schnorenbergs Floor Covering Scoop Salon Effervescence Schnorenbergs Floor Covering Scoop DeVille Sonnys Party amp Variety Sweet Creations Village DeVille Sonnys Party amp Variety Sweet Creations Village Bakery Tastefully Simple - Natasha Wenninger Bakery Tastefully Simple - Natasha Wenninger The Wreath Factory at Otter Creek Timlins Furniture amp The Wreath Factory at Otter Creek Timlins Furniture amp Mattress Walmart Cammie Walters Wittenberger Bus Mattress Walmart Cammie Walters Wittenberger Bus Service and Z3 IT Solutions Service and Z3 IT Solutions

A special thank you goes to the volunteers board and staff A special thank you goes to the volunteers board and staff members who sold raffl e tickets AND to those who purchased members who sold raffl e tickets AND to those who purchased Your support raised over $14000 to help us keep the arts Your support raised over $14000 to help us keep the arts thriving in our communitythriving in our community

pARTicipate NightsSweethearts Swing DanceTHURSDAY FEBRUARY 13middot 700-800 pm DANCE INST RUC T ION

middot 800-1000 pm SOCIAL DANCE

Jump jive and wail Celebrate Valentines Day by learning basic Swing steps with ballroom instructor Mike Matt ek The Hartford City Band - Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Bill Berlyn will provide music for popular ballroom dance styles like Swing Waltz Polka and Foxtrot Cash bar and desserts make it the perfect date night

$20 per person (ages 18+) which includes one beverage RSVP encouraged

Whiskey of the DamnedTHURSDAY MARCH 13 middot 700-1000 pm

Based out of Milwaukee Whiskey of the Damned is a fi ve piece group that performs high energy raucous concerts fi lled with an unmistakable blend of American and Irish rock With their Celtic infl uenced mix of guitar bagpipes fi ddle mandolin melodica bass drums accordion and trombone the multi-talented band has already landed prime spots at Summerfest and Milwaukee Irish Fest Described as a mix of The Pogues Dropkick Murphyrsquos and Flogging Molly you dont want to miss this act perform live

Tickets $12 Cash bar

The Art of Extract BrewingWEDNESDAYS APRIL 30 amp MAY 14 middot 700-900 pm

Chris George brewmaster at the Riverside Brewery and Restaurant in West Bend will demonstrate home brewing basics From brewing to bott ling the hands-on class will show the complete extract brewing process including how to select the proper equipment and ingredients Participants will each receive two bott les of the extract beer

Tuition is $25 and enrollment is limited to 20 participants Advance registration required

Cast Your Vote for 2014-15 saturday FEBRUARY 1100 pm

Who do you want to see perform at the Schauer Center Share your opinions with us as we plan the 2014-15 season On Saturday February 1 at 100 pm (prior to the matinee performance of A Mighty Fortress is our Basement) wersquore hosting our second annual Season Sneak Peek

Join us in Pikes Peak to watch 90-second videos and hear brief descriptions of shows wersquore considering for next season Attendees will receive a ballot where they can rank the clips and provide feedback on the performers The show that receives the highest rating will earn the Audience Choice Award for the 2014-15 Season So bring your friends and family -- all are welcome even if theyrsquove never been here before

Cant make it to the Sneak Peek Yoursquoll also be able to cast your votes online through Facebook so LIKE the Schauer Center to ensure you donrsquot miss out on the fun

Commemorative gifts are not associated with the Friends Campaign

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER CALL 262-670-0560 EXT OR VISIT SCHAUERCENTERORG

For details on upcoming events call the Box Offi ce at 262-670-0560 ext 3 or visit SchauerCenterorgEvents for more information

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8 middot 730 PM

Hartford - Kett le Moraine Lions presents Brew Ha-Ha

FRIDAY MARCH 21 middot 400-800 PM

SATURDAY MARCH 22 middot 900 AM - 200 PM

SUNDAY MARCH 23 middot 1100 AM - 300 PM

Downtown Hartford BID Home Improvement Show

SUNDAY MARCH 23 2014 middot 200 PM Mayville High School presents Show Choirs Concert

SATURDAY APRIL 5 2014 middot 530-900 PM

Sassypants Events amp Design presents Crash the Bash - Interactive Wedding Show

FRIDAY APRIL 11 2014 middot 700 PM

SATURDAY APRIL 12 2014 middot 200 PM

Peace Lutheran School presents Disneys Beauty amp The Beast Jr

FRIDAY APRIL 25 2014 middot 200 amp 730 PM

Maggie Mae Country presents Maggie Mae amp Her Heartland Country Band

SATURDAY MAY 10 2014 middot 200 PM

Schauer CSA presents Choir amp Strings Holiday Concert

SATURDAY MAY 17 2014 middot 200 amp 630 PM

Schauer CSA presents Leaps amp Bounds Dance Recital

SATURDAY MAY 31 2014 middot 700 PM Mayville High School presents Band amp Chorus Concert

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THANK YOU

VOLUNTEERSWe thoroughly appreciate the volunteers who give countless hours to help support the arts

Lois AnderleRichard Anderle Karen ArfstromShirley Beatt yJerry BeckerEdward BehnkeKaren BeineDonna BergTracey BergKenneth BerkelTanja BiddulphJim BiddulphKendra BiddulphVirginia BoehlenAnn BonkoskiBarbara BraunKathy BrownEileen BryndaArden Buchholtz Bev Buchholtz Glen Casett aWendy Casett aCharlene ChurchRichard ChurchKathy CleggJanice CleminsRalph CleminsDan ClyseMarlene ConnellKathy CortezJamie DailyJerry DaisRita DaisBernice DelauraJudy DheinMary DheinJane Dietz lerDonna DincoMartin Eberl

Phyllis EberlJoan EbertDick ElderLenore ElderChad EllefsonJerry FalkensteinCraig FarrellJoanne Faucett eDick Feutz Linda Feutz Laverne FiscusDonna FleckKathy FleegeLeona FridayMary FriedemannMarie GalbraithRose GaskellMary GerdsRicky GilbertsonSue GilbertsonDarlene GivenPaul GivenJudi GoldammerAndy GonringJenny GrahamJulie GramollJoan GreethurstSonia GrenierHazel Griffi nRon Gritt Tom HaleyJean Harley Robert HarleyCharles HarrisSandy HauserMartin HauserLinda HauserNancy HeapsKim Heck

Charles Heder Maria HederAnn HegyRon HegyBeth HermannMike HermannMurt Hess Shirley HessJerry HesseNatalie HesseCarol HilgenbergGary HillerPatrice HoescheleAmy Hoff mann Louellen Hoff manCatherine HoltJoanne HorstCarlynn HulbertDaniel HummelJoshua HummelTerese HummelBlythe JanichekEdward JohnsonDouglas Johnson Nedra JohnsonHal KaminskiHerb KieferndorfKay KieferndorfLinda KleinhansMarge KlinkPat KlinkDana KnackLouise KnokeBeverly Koch Donna KochArlyne KoelschMary KrallTerry KrallBonnie Krueger

Mark Krueger Vicki KruegerDonald LeverenceLois LeverenceKristin LucasRita LundCarolyn MaierKaren MantheCherie MarquardtJoyce MartinPeter MartinAmy MauriceHazel McClarenMary McGrathLinda MillerTimothy MillerThomas MiotkeJohn MohaGary MorgensternSarah MuellerJudy NastPat NevermanArdell NicolausRick NinmannDarleen ObergJeanne ODean-

WotnoskeBob OKeaneSue OKeaneFay PaineGlenn PalmerEarl PamperinMary PeacockHerb PetersShirley PetersJudy PierceRose Mary PiesPaul PriceRochelle Priesgen

Carol PuschDavid RadkeElsie RadkeJanice RadkeRita RadkeMarilyn RaschkaJohn ReisShirley ReisElizabeth RennerJanice ReuterSharon RichterGlen RiegelCharlene Riese-

Hatt oriAlice Rodgers Rob RodgersLinda RomanNeva Rublee Dorothy Satt lerBill Scadden Joyce ScaddenAdeline SchellingerRon Schlitt Nancy SchnorenbergSue SchnorenbergNancy SchoebelBilli Dawn SchoggenMarie SchraufnagelAnn Schultz eSue SchulzSue SchumacherLaurence Schwartz Terri Schwartz Alyssa SimpsonPatricia SimpsonPaul SimpsonLaverne SimpsonLaura SmithJan Spiel

Eileen StegerFlorence SteinkeKris StephensDave StoutJudy StubbeLarry SullivanDon TheisenKaren TheisenBeverly ThielenSherry ThoeleL Everett Thomson Shirley ThomsonJay TriickKathy Triick Victoria TriickMary UeckerRichard UeckerGretchen VickneyMary WagnerCarol WalterJane WarzalaJeannett e WeberRon WeberRita WehnesPatrick Wendt Sue WendtBrian WenningerBob Westerman Nora WestermanLarry Westfi eldBetsy Witt enbergerAudrey WolterDiana ZastrowDon ZastrowMona ZignegoBarbara Zwerlein

VOLUNTEERS FROM JULY 2012 - JUNE 2013

resident group call board

Staff UpdatesA number of new faces joined the Schauer Centers staff in 2013 In October we welcomed Marketing Associate Kevin Hankes and House Managers Ed Johnson and Gretchen Weddig Then in December Ann Conroy started with us as a Box Offi ce Assistant

We also have the pleasure of working with several interns this season Arts Management intern Hannah Voelkel and Technical Theater intern Luke Voelkel are helping us in the front offi ce and behind the scenes respectively From September through December Universitaacute di Bologna graduate student Martina Ioriatti was a Development amp Marketing intern we wish her all the best as she returns to Italy to work on her thesis

PER FOR MED BY The HartfordPlayers Ltd

Fridays Jan 10 amp 17Saturdays Jan 11 amp 18

530 pm Cash Bar 630 pm Buff et 730 pm Show

A jukebox musical Featuring songs like

Do Wah DiddyChapel of Love middot Be My Baby

Leader of the Pack

$41$38 (meal amp show)catered by

augies elite catering

Hartford Players Ltd PRESENTS

Neil Simons

The Odd CoupleMarch 7-8 14-15 middot 730 pm

March 9 middot 200 pm

A divorced slob invites a group of the boys over for cards

One of the guests who happens to be very meticulous

has just separated from his wife The slob and the neat-

freak decide to share an apartment but patterns of

their own disastrous marriages begin to reappear with

hilarious results

Visit SchauerCenterorg or

call 262-670-0560 ext 3 for tickets

HARTFORDPLAYERSLTDCOM

Saturday May 3 middot 730 PM middot Holy HillNo ticket required Free-will donationSunday May 4 middot 300 PM middot Schauer CenterFree performance -- Tickets requiredHartfordCommunityChorusorg

HartfordHartford Community Chorus Community Chorus SPRING CONCERT

SPRING CONCERTRuth A Knoll Founding Direcor

Ruth A Knoll Founding Direcor

HARTFORD

CITY BAND

Spring Concert

Sunday April 27 ∙ 230 pm

Free ticketed event General admission

HartfordCityBandorg

A SC H AU E R C E N T E RBE N E F I T P RODUC T ION

Sundays Jan 12 amp 19100 pm Buff et 200 pm Show

For information on volunteer opportunities contact Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Krause at 262-670-0560 ext 213 or SarahSchauerCenterorg

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FRIDAY APRIL 25200 amp 730 PM

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COMMUNITYSCHOOL ARTSOF

THE

School of DanceSchool of DanceSPRING SESSION JAN 12 - MAY 17 Additional advanced classes offered in ballet tap and Irish

Creative Movement bull Ages 3-4Pre-Ballet bull Ages 4-5BalletTap Combo 1 bull Ages 5-7 Ballet 1 bull Ages 8-10Tap 1 bull Ages 8-10Boys Tap 1 bull Ages 7-10Funk bull Ages 10-16Irish Beginner 1 bull Ages 5-9 OR Ages 14+Modern Classical Technique bull Ages 12+

BEGINNER BALLROOM bull 600-700 pm bull Ages 14+INTERMEDIATE BALLROOM bull 715-815 pm bull Ages 14+TUE JAN 14 - FEB 4 Fox TrotTUE FEB 11 - MAR 4 SambaTUE MAR 11 - APR 1 TangoTUE APR 8 - MAY 6 Wedding Sampler BEGINNER

Bolero INTERMEDIATE

IRISH DANCE WORKSHOP THU MAY 22500-630 pm bull Ages 5-15 OR 700-830 pm bull Ages 16+ $5 or 2 canned goods per student No experience required

ChoirChoirSPRING SESSION MON JAN 13 - MAY 10

CHILDRENrsquoS CHOIR bull 530-615 pm bull Grades K5-3 YOUTH CHOIR bull 530-630 pm bull Grades 4-8

Youth Visual ArtsYouth Visual ArtsASIAN PAINTING MON JAN 13-27430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

PORTRAITS MADE EASY MON FEB 10-24430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

CREATIVE CLAY CREATIONS TUE MAR 4-25415-615 pm bull Ages 6-14

EXTREMELY EXPRESSIVE ART MON MAR 10-31430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

FAMILY PAINTING FUN MON APR 14 - MAY 12

430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12 with an adult

Adult Visual ArtsAdult Visual ArtsOPEN ART STUDIO TUE JAN 14 - MAR 4 bull 1000 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+TUE MAR 18 - MAY 13 bull 1000 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+

PAINTING STUDIOTHU JAN 30 - MAR 6 bull 900 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+

INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING THU JAN 30 - MAR 6 bull 1200-300 pm bull Ages 16+

WINE amp PAINTING WED JAN 29 Winter LandscapesTHU FEB 27 African LadyTUE MAR 25 Georgia OrsquoKeefersquos ldquoPoppyrdquoTHU APR 24 Dancing Cats or DogsTUE MAY 20 3D Daffodils and Stripes530-830 pm bull Ages 18+

Early Childhood Early Childhood MusicMusicSESSION 1 TUE JAN 14 - FEB 18SESSION 2 TUE MAR 4 - APR 81000-1050 am bull Ages 10 mon - 3 years WITH AN ADULT

String Orchestra String Orchestra SPRING SESSION WED JAN 15 - MAY 10 Placement Auditions WED JAN 8 bull 445-530 pmTo schedule an audition call 262-670-0560 ext 4

PRESTO STRINGS bull 530-630 pm bull Grades 5-8BRAVURA STRINGS bull 645-815 pmAdmitted by audition selection only

Acting with ACTActing with ACTSESSION 1 TUE JAN 21 - FEB 25Theatre Fun 101 bull 430-520 pm bull Ages 6-8 Acting Up bull 530-620 pm bull Ages 9-12Acting Up bull 630-720 pm bull Ages 14-18Play Writers bull 730-820 pm bull Ages 14-18

SESSION 2 TUE APR 1 - MAY 13

Create a Play bull 430-520 pm bull Ages 6-8Incredible Improv bull 530-620 pm bull Ages 9-13Incredible Improv bull 630-720 pm bull Ages 14-18Audition Technique bull 730-820 pm bull Ages 14-18

Arts ImmersionArts ImmersionGIRL SCOUTS EXCLUSIVESAT FEB 8 OR SAT MAR 151000-1050 am bull Grades 5K-3 LUNCH IS NOT PROVIDED

NO CLASSREHEARSAL APRIL 19-24

ASK ABOUT OUR REFERRAL PROGRAM

pARTicipate pARTicipate With each class registration you will receive a $10 coupon to pass on to someone else For each coupon redeemed you will be entered to win a $50 gift certifi cate to use on a future class tuition

Monday March 17 at 415 pm Registration begins at 345 pm

A special one-week intensive drama workshop for youth in grades K5-12 that culminates in a fully staged and costumed show Those cast will rehearse for the week and perform two public performances on Friday March 21 amp Saturday March 22

Tuition $50 for those cast in productionFEE INCLUDES TWO COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO A FINAL PERFORMANCE

Rehearsals March 17-22 bull 415-615 pm amp 630-830 pmPerformances Friday March 21 at 700 pm amp Saturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country-western adaptation of BEAUTY amp THE BEAST At the county fair Beauty Lou is upset by the ungrateful behavior of a miner who has won the blue ribbon for his roses She calls him a beast and wishes that he would look like one too Years later Beauty Lou agrees to befriend the Beast in order to save her familyrsquos farm Beauty Lou and the Beast both learn to look beyond appearances and fi rst impressions and to see the beauty that dwells inside

Note Auditions are held as a group and last approximately 90-120 min Audition is required for participation - there is NO FEE to audition 50-60 youth will be cast Detailed rehearsal schedule will be distributed following auditions

Youth AuditionsYouth Auditions

nd

ne r too

Arrive early and join the Community School of the Arts for a pre-show art workshop Each student will create a unique keepsake related to the live performance Parents are invited to watch and assist their artist with creating a piece to continue the story at home Tuition $10 per class

DISNEYS 101 DALMATIONS KIDSFRI JAN 24 bull 530-630 pmPerformance 700 pmCome paint an adorable puppy picture that is so cute and polka-dott ed itrsquos sure to make Cruella jealous

DR K ABOOMSUN MAR 16 bull 130-230 pmPerformance 300 pmCreate a mad scientist with wild hair made of poly-fi ber and a silly face painted with glass paints on a light bulb secured to a wooden block so that it becomes a statue

LAUR A INGALLS W ILDERFRI MAY 2 bull 530-630 pmPerformance 700 pm Make a Litt le House landscape on watercolor paper with acrylics painting demo included

FAMILY SERIES

Pre-Show Art Workshops

Offering music dance theater and visual arts education for students of all ages levels and visionsOffering music dance theater and visual arts education for students of all ages levels and visions

REGISTER Online SchauerCenterorgCSAMail 147 N Rural Street Hartford WI 53027Email ClassesSchauerCenterorgFax 262-670-0937 bull Phone 262-670-0560 ext 4

6 bull Schauer Marquee Winter Spring 2014

Take a SeatSCHAUER CENTER PRESENTS

The Booster Advertising PublicationsCabaret SeriesLeader of the Pack DINNER THEATER BENEFIT EVENTDIRECTED BY JERRY BECKERFridays January 10 amp 17Saturdays January 11 amp 18 530 pm Cash Bar bull 630 pm Buffet bull 730 pm ShowSundays January 12 amp 19 1230 pm Cash Bar bull 100 pm Buffet bull 200 pm ShowgtPLEASE purchase tickets 7 days prior to the performance

A jukebox musical that celebrate the life of lsquo60s doo-wop star Ellie Greenwich on her rise to fame HartfordPlayersLtdcom

performed by series sponsor

Steel Crazy CARIBBEAN STEEL PAN BAND Saturday February 22 at 800 pm

The Hawaiian shirt-clad Caribbean Steel Pan Band conjures up feelings of tropical warmth as they perform songs like Tequila Kokomo and Hot Hot Hot SteelCrazyBandcom

Whiskey Belles ORIGINAL VOCALS amp COUNTRY ROOTSFriday April 11 at 800 pm

Creatively blending pitch-perfect harmonies with guitar bass fiddle and violin the Whiskey Belles will make a country fan out of anyone WhiskeyBellescom

Chicago Farmer WORKING-CLASS FOLK MUSICIANFriday May 9 at 800 pm

A singersongwriter profoundly inspired by farmer values Cody Diekhoffrsquos small town roots and city streets mentality provide the baseline of his music ChicagoFarmercom

I Am Not a Pilot MILWAUKEE INDIE ROCK BANDFriday May 30 at 800 pm

With a cache of intricately melodic songs the guitar-less rock band combines the sonic textures of piano and cello the crashes of drums warm vocal harmonies and rich bass IAmNotAPilotcom

Allstate - Zagel InsuranceTikes in Pikes SeriesFox amp Branch FAMILY FOLK MUSICSunday January 26 at 300 pm

Favorites like Mama Donrsquot Allow Bling Blang and The Rattlinrsquo Bog carry on the traditions of jazz country blues jug band and dance music that inspires them FoxAndBranchcom

The Wonderful World of PuppetsA JOURNEY AROUND THE GLOBE Sunday February 9 at 300 pm

Master puppeteer Mark Nichols demonstrates hand shadow rod and string puppets by using them in stories from their cultures of origin ThePuppetPlacecom

Dan Kirk COMIC JUGGLERSunday March 2 at 300 pm

Packed with comedy clowning and audience participation Dan juggles everything from fruits and vegetables to fire machetes shoes and bowling balls DanKirkcom

First National Bank of HartfordMainstage SeriesChurch Basement Ladies A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR BASEMENTFriday January 31 at 200 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 615 pmSaturday February 1 at 300 pm

Itrsquos 1960 and the gals are back with heartfelt songs crazy antics and a helping of humor as they stand strong in their faith and friendship TroupeAmericacom

matinee sponsor

Transit Authority TRIBUTE TO THE MUSIC OF CHICAGOFriday February 14 at 730 pm

An eight-piece powerhouse ensemble that performs with a high energy spot-on tribute to the music of Chicago TransitAuthorityBandcom

sponsor CDM Tool amp Manufacturing Co Inc

Ahn Trio ORIGINAL CLASSICAL MUSICSunday February 16 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Born in Seoul Korea and educated at Juilliard the three sisters of the Ahn Trio are redefining chamber music with their cello piano and violin AhnTriocom

Cinderella amp Other Tales NEW YORK THEATRE BALLETFriday March 28 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

New York Theatre Balletrsquos 14-member troupe condenses Prokofievrsquos score and the tale of Cinderellarsquos fairy godmother evil stepsisters and charming prince into one act followed by scenes from Romeo amp Juliet and Sleeping Beauty NYTBorg

Leahy CANADIAN MUSICAL POWERHOUSESaturday March 29 at 300 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

The family of eight instrumentalists singers and dancers bring an explosion of talent energy and passion to the stage LeahyMusiccom

matinee sponsor evening sponsor

Five by Design CLUB SWINGSunday March 30 at 300 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 200 pmMonday March 31 at 200 pm

The nationally-acclaimed vocal ensemblersquos signature harmonies stand out as they follow the rise and fall of the big band era FiveByDesigncom

sponsor

Supported by the Arts Midwest Touring Fund a program of the Arts Midwest which is generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts with additional contributions from the Wisconsin Arts Board

Alpin Hong PIANISTFriday April 4 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

Rooted in classical training Mr Hong is a creative force whose astonishing ability to connect to people of all ages and experiences distinguishes him AlpinHongcom

Step Afrika A PERFECT RHYTHMIC STORMSunday April 6 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Discover the high-energy world of stepping a percussive dance that uses kicks stomps claps and chants StepAfrikaorg

sponsor Hartford Rotary Club

Daryl Stuermer LEAD GUITARIST OF GENESISSaturday April 26 at 730 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 630 pm

The award-winning guitarist reinvents the GENESIS experience with a fusion of the biggest hits of the lsquo70s lsquo80s and 90s DarylStuermercom

The Second City HAPPILY EVER LAUGHTERFriday June 6 at 730 pm

From the famed troupe that launched the careers of Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert comes an evening filled with songs scripted sketches and improvisations SecondCitycom

West Bend - The Silver LiningFamily SeriesDISNEYrsquoS 101 Dalmatians KIDS Friday January 24 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pmSaturday January 25 at 1000 am

With a fun scare the familiar tale of kidnappers puppies and villains stars area students SchauerCenterorgCSA

sponsor Noyce Orthodontics

Dr Kaboom INTERACTIVE SCIENCE COMEDYSunday March 16 at 300 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 130 pm

Creatively blending improvisational skills and the wonders of scientific exploration Doktor Kaboom keeps crowds riveted with interest and rolling with laughter DoktorKaboomcom

sponsor

MISSOULA CHILDRENrsquoS THEATRE

Beauty Lou amp The Country Beast Friday March 21 at 700 pmSaturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country western musical adaptation of Beauty amp The Beast performed by local youth that looks beyond appearances to see the beauty inside MCTIncorg

sponsor HARTFORD ELECTRIC

Laura Ingalls Wilder BASED ON THE lsquoLITTLE HOUSErsquo BOOKSFriday May 2 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pm

Experience an uplifting musical retelling of the life of one of Americarsquo most beloved authors as Laura and her family search for a place they can call home ArtsPowerorg

The 2013-14 Performing Arts Season received funding through grant support from the Wisconsin Arts Board with help from the State of Wisconsin and Arts Midwest in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts

For details on upcoming events call the Box Offi ce at 262-670-0560 ext 3 or visit SchauerCenterorgEvents for more information

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8 middot 730 PM

Hartford - Kett le Moraine Lions presents Brew Ha-Ha

FRIDAY MARCH 21 middot 400-800 PM

SATURDAY MARCH 22 middot 900 AM - 200 PM

SUNDAY MARCH 23 middot 1100 AM - 300 PM

Downtown Hartford BID Home Improvement Show

SUNDAY MARCH 23 2014 middot 200 PM Mayville High School presents Show Choirs Concert

SATURDAY APRIL 5 2014 middot 530-900 PM

Sassypants Events amp Design presents Crash the Bash - Interactive Wedding Show

FRIDAY APRIL 11 2014 middot 700 PM

SATURDAY APRIL 12 2014 middot 200 PM

Peace Lutheran School presents Disneys Beauty amp The Beast Jr

FRIDAY APRIL 25 2014 middot 200 amp 730 PM

Maggie Mae Country presents Maggie Mae amp Her Heartland Country Band

SATURDAY MAY 10 2014 middot 200 PM

Schauer CSA presents Choir amp Strings Holiday Concert

SATURDAY MAY 17 2014 middot 200 amp 630 PM

Schauer CSA presents Leaps amp Bounds Dance Recital

SATURDAY MAY 31 2014 middot 700 PM Mayville High School presents Band amp Chorus Concert

4 bull Schauer Marquee Winter Spring 2014

THANK YOU

VOLUNTEERSWe thoroughly appreciate the volunteers who give countless hours to help support the arts

Lois AnderleRichard Anderle Karen ArfstromShirley Beatt yJerry BeckerEdward BehnkeKaren BeineDonna BergTracey BergKenneth BerkelTanja BiddulphJim BiddulphKendra BiddulphVirginia BoehlenAnn BonkoskiBarbara BraunKathy BrownEileen BryndaArden Buchholtz Bev Buchholtz Glen Casett aWendy Casett aCharlene ChurchRichard ChurchKathy CleggJanice CleminsRalph CleminsDan ClyseMarlene ConnellKathy CortezJamie DailyJerry DaisRita DaisBernice DelauraJudy DheinMary DheinJane Dietz lerDonna DincoMartin Eberl

Phyllis EberlJoan EbertDick ElderLenore ElderChad EllefsonJerry FalkensteinCraig FarrellJoanne Faucett eDick Feutz Linda Feutz Laverne FiscusDonna FleckKathy FleegeLeona FridayMary FriedemannMarie GalbraithRose GaskellMary GerdsRicky GilbertsonSue GilbertsonDarlene GivenPaul GivenJudi GoldammerAndy GonringJenny GrahamJulie GramollJoan GreethurstSonia GrenierHazel Griffi nRon Gritt Tom HaleyJean Harley Robert HarleyCharles HarrisSandy HauserMartin HauserLinda HauserNancy HeapsKim Heck

Charles Heder Maria HederAnn HegyRon HegyBeth HermannMike HermannMurt Hess Shirley HessJerry HesseNatalie HesseCarol HilgenbergGary HillerPatrice HoescheleAmy Hoff mann Louellen Hoff manCatherine HoltJoanne HorstCarlynn HulbertDaniel HummelJoshua HummelTerese HummelBlythe JanichekEdward JohnsonDouglas Johnson Nedra JohnsonHal KaminskiHerb KieferndorfKay KieferndorfLinda KleinhansMarge KlinkPat KlinkDana KnackLouise KnokeBeverly Koch Donna KochArlyne KoelschMary KrallTerry KrallBonnie Krueger

Mark Krueger Vicki KruegerDonald LeverenceLois LeverenceKristin LucasRita LundCarolyn MaierKaren MantheCherie MarquardtJoyce MartinPeter MartinAmy MauriceHazel McClarenMary McGrathLinda MillerTimothy MillerThomas MiotkeJohn MohaGary MorgensternSarah MuellerJudy NastPat NevermanArdell NicolausRick NinmannDarleen ObergJeanne ODean-

WotnoskeBob OKeaneSue OKeaneFay PaineGlenn PalmerEarl PamperinMary PeacockHerb PetersShirley PetersJudy PierceRose Mary PiesPaul PriceRochelle Priesgen

Carol PuschDavid RadkeElsie RadkeJanice RadkeRita RadkeMarilyn RaschkaJohn ReisShirley ReisElizabeth RennerJanice ReuterSharon RichterGlen RiegelCharlene Riese-

Hatt oriAlice Rodgers Rob RodgersLinda RomanNeva Rublee Dorothy Satt lerBill Scadden Joyce ScaddenAdeline SchellingerRon Schlitt Nancy SchnorenbergSue SchnorenbergNancy SchoebelBilli Dawn SchoggenMarie SchraufnagelAnn Schultz eSue SchulzSue SchumacherLaurence Schwartz Terri Schwartz Alyssa SimpsonPatricia SimpsonPaul SimpsonLaverne SimpsonLaura SmithJan Spiel

Eileen StegerFlorence SteinkeKris StephensDave StoutJudy StubbeLarry SullivanDon TheisenKaren TheisenBeverly ThielenSherry ThoeleL Everett Thomson Shirley ThomsonJay TriickKathy Triick Victoria TriickMary UeckerRichard UeckerGretchen VickneyMary WagnerCarol WalterJane WarzalaJeannett e WeberRon WeberRita WehnesPatrick Wendt Sue WendtBrian WenningerBob Westerman Nora WestermanLarry Westfi eldBetsy Witt enbergerAudrey WolterDiana ZastrowDon ZastrowMona ZignegoBarbara Zwerlein

VOLUNTEERS FROM JULY 2012 - JUNE 2013

resident group call board

Staff UpdatesA number of new faces joined the Schauer Centers staff in 2013 In October we welcomed Marketing Associate Kevin Hankes and House Managers Ed Johnson and Gretchen Weddig Then in December Ann Conroy started with us as a Box Offi ce Assistant

We also have the pleasure of working with several interns this season Arts Management intern Hannah Voelkel and Technical Theater intern Luke Voelkel are helping us in the front offi ce and behind the scenes respectively From September through December Universitaacute di Bologna graduate student Martina Ioriatti was a Development amp Marketing intern we wish her all the best as she returns to Italy to work on her thesis

PER FOR MED BY The HartfordPlayers Ltd

Fridays Jan 10 amp 17Saturdays Jan 11 amp 18

530 pm Cash Bar 630 pm Buff et 730 pm Show

A jukebox musical Featuring songs like

Do Wah DiddyChapel of Love middot Be My Baby

Leader of the Pack

$41$38 (meal amp show)catered by

augies elite catering

Hartford Players Ltd PRESENTS

Neil Simons

The Odd CoupleMarch 7-8 14-15 middot 730 pm

March 9 middot 200 pm

A divorced slob invites a group of the boys over for cards

One of the guests who happens to be very meticulous

has just separated from his wife The slob and the neat-

freak decide to share an apartment but patterns of

their own disastrous marriages begin to reappear with

hilarious results

Visit SchauerCenterorg or

call 262-670-0560 ext 3 for tickets

HARTFORDPLAYERSLTDCOM

Saturday May 3 middot 730 PM middot Holy HillNo ticket required Free-will donationSunday May 4 middot 300 PM middot Schauer CenterFree performance -- Tickets requiredHartfordCommunityChorusorg

HartfordHartford Community Chorus Community Chorus SPRING CONCERT

SPRING CONCERTRuth A Knoll Founding Direcor

Ruth A Knoll Founding Direcor

HARTFORD

CITY BAND

Spring Concert

Sunday April 27 ∙ 230 pm

Free ticketed event General admission

HartfordCityBandorg

A SC H AU E R C E N T E RBE N E F I T P RODUC T ION

Sundays Jan 12 amp 19100 pm Buff et 200 pm Show

For information on volunteer opportunities contact Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Krause at 262-670-0560 ext 213 or SarahSchauerCenterorg

FRFRFRRIDIDIDI AYAYAYAY APAPAPA RIRIRIRIRIRIRIR L LLL L L L 2525252522555220000000 ampampampamp 7773330000 PMMMMMMMPMM

FRIDAY APRIL 25200 amp 730 PM

Schauer Marquee Winter Spring 2014 bull 5

COMMUNITYSCHOOL ARTSOF

THE

School of DanceSchool of DanceSPRING SESSION JAN 12 - MAY 17 Additional advanced classes offered in ballet tap and Irish

Creative Movement bull Ages 3-4Pre-Ballet bull Ages 4-5BalletTap Combo 1 bull Ages 5-7 Ballet 1 bull Ages 8-10Tap 1 bull Ages 8-10Boys Tap 1 bull Ages 7-10Funk bull Ages 10-16Irish Beginner 1 bull Ages 5-9 OR Ages 14+Modern Classical Technique bull Ages 12+

BEGINNER BALLROOM bull 600-700 pm bull Ages 14+INTERMEDIATE BALLROOM bull 715-815 pm bull Ages 14+TUE JAN 14 - FEB 4 Fox TrotTUE FEB 11 - MAR 4 SambaTUE MAR 11 - APR 1 TangoTUE APR 8 - MAY 6 Wedding Sampler BEGINNER

Bolero INTERMEDIATE

IRISH DANCE WORKSHOP THU MAY 22500-630 pm bull Ages 5-15 OR 700-830 pm bull Ages 16+ $5 or 2 canned goods per student No experience required

ChoirChoirSPRING SESSION MON JAN 13 - MAY 10

CHILDRENrsquoS CHOIR bull 530-615 pm bull Grades K5-3 YOUTH CHOIR bull 530-630 pm bull Grades 4-8

Youth Visual ArtsYouth Visual ArtsASIAN PAINTING MON JAN 13-27430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

PORTRAITS MADE EASY MON FEB 10-24430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

CREATIVE CLAY CREATIONS TUE MAR 4-25415-615 pm bull Ages 6-14

EXTREMELY EXPRESSIVE ART MON MAR 10-31430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

FAMILY PAINTING FUN MON APR 14 - MAY 12

430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12 with an adult

Adult Visual ArtsAdult Visual ArtsOPEN ART STUDIO TUE JAN 14 - MAR 4 bull 1000 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+TUE MAR 18 - MAY 13 bull 1000 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+

PAINTING STUDIOTHU JAN 30 - MAR 6 bull 900 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+

INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING THU JAN 30 - MAR 6 bull 1200-300 pm bull Ages 16+

WINE amp PAINTING WED JAN 29 Winter LandscapesTHU FEB 27 African LadyTUE MAR 25 Georgia OrsquoKeefersquos ldquoPoppyrdquoTHU APR 24 Dancing Cats or DogsTUE MAY 20 3D Daffodils and Stripes530-830 pm bull Ages 18+

Early Childhood Early Childhood MusicMusicSESSION 1 TUE JAN 14 - FEB 18SESSION 2 TUE MAR 4 - APR 81000-1050 am bull Ages 10 mon - 3 years WITH AN ADULT

String Orchestra String Orchestra SPRING SESSION WED JAN 15 - MAY 10 Placement Auditions WED JAN 8 bull 445-530 pmTo schedule an audition call 262-670-0560 ext 4

PRESTO STRINGS bull 530-630 pm bull Grades 5-8BRAVURA STRINGS bull 645-815 pmAdmitted by audition selection only

Acting with ACTActing with ACTSESSION 1 TUE JAN 21 - FEB 25Theatre Fun 101 bull 430-520 pm bull Ages 6-8 Acting Up bull 530-620 pm bull Ages 9-12Acting Up bull 630-720 pm bull Ages 14-18Play Writers bull 730-820 pm bull Ages 14-18

SESSION 2 TUE APR 1 - MAY 13

Create a Play bull 430-520 pm bull Ages 6-8Incredible Improv bull 530-620 pm bull Ages 9-13Incredible Improv bull 630-720 pm bull Ages 14-18Audition Technique bull 730-820 pm bull Ages 14-18

Arts ImmersionArts ImmersionGIRL SCOUTS EXCLUSIVESAT FEB 8 OR SAT MAR 151000-1050 am bull Grades 5K-3 LUNCH IS NOT PROVIDED

NO CLASSREHEARSAL APRIL 19-24

ASK ABOUT OUR REFERRAL PROGRAM

pARTicipate pARTicipate With each class registration you will receive a $10 coupon to pass on to someone else For each coupon redeemed you will be entered to win a $50 gift certifi cate to use on a future class tuition

Monday March 17 at 415 pm Registration begins at 345 pm

A special one-week intensive drama workshop for youth in grades K5-12 that culminates in a fully staged and costumed show Those cast will rehearse for the week and perform two public performances on Friday March 21 amp Saturday March 22

Tuition $50 for those cast in productionFEE INCLUDES TWO COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO A FINAL PERFORMANCE

Rehearsals March 17-22 bull 415-615 pm amp 630-830 pmPerformances Friday March 21 at 700 pm amp Saturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country-western adaptation of BEAUTY amp THE BEAST At the county fair Beauty Lou is upset by the ungrateful behavior of a miner who has won the blue ribbon for his roses She calls him a beast and wishes that he would look like one too Years later Beauty Lou agrees to befriend the Beast in order to save her familyrsquos farm Beauty Lou and the Beast both learn to look beyond appearances and fi rst impressions and to see the beauty that dwells inside

Note Auditions are held as a group and last approximately 90-120 min Audition is required for participation - there is NO FEE to audition 50-60 youth will be cast Detailed rehearsal schedule will be distributed following auditions

Youth AuditionsYouth Auditions

nd

ne r too

Arrive early and join the Community School of the Arts for a pre-show art workshop Each student will create a unique keepsake related to the live performance Parents are invited to watch and assist their artist with creating a piece to continue the story at home Tuition $10 per class

DISNEYS 101 DALMATIONS KIDSFRI JAN 24 bull 530-630 pmPerformance 700 pmCome paint an adorable puppy picture that is so cute and polka-dott ed itrsquos sure to make Cruella jealous

DR K ABOOMSUN MAR 16 bull 130-230 pmPerformance 300 pmCreate a mad scientist with wild hair made of poly-fi ber and a silly face painted with glass paints on a light bulb secured to a wooden block so that it becomes a statue

LAUR A INGALLS W ILDERFRI MAY 2 bull 530-630 pmPerformance 700 pm Make a Litt le House landscape on watercolor paper with acrylics painting demo included

FAMILY SERIES

Pre-Show Art Workshops

Offering music dance theater and visual arts education for students of all ages levels and visionsOffering music dance theater and visual arts education for students of all ages levels and visions

REGISTER Online SchauerCenterorgCSAMail 147 N Rural Street Hartford WI 53027Email ClassesSchauerCenterorgFax 262-670-0937 bull Phone 262-670-0560 ext 4

6 bull Schauer Marquee Winter Spring 2014

Take a SeatSCHAUER CENTER PRESENTS

The Booster Advertising PublicationsCabaret SeriesLeader of the Pack DINNER THEATER BENEFIT EVENTDIRECTED BY JERRY BECKERFridays January 10 amp 17Saturdays January 11 amp 18 530 pm Cash Bar bull 630 pm Buffet bull 730 pm ShowSundays January 12 amp 19 1230 pm Cash Bar bull 100 pm Buffet bull 200 pm ShowgtPLEASE purchase tickets 7 days prior to the performance

A jukebox musical that celebrate the life of lsquo60s doo-wop star Ellie Greenwich on her rise to fame HartfordPlayersLtdcom

performed by series sponsor

Steel Crazy CARIBBEAN STEEL PAN BAND Saturday February 22 at 800 pm

The Hawaiian shirt-clad Caribbean Steel Pan Band conjures up feelings of tropical warmth as they perform songs like Tequila Kokomo and Hot Hot Hot SteelCrazyBandcom

Whiskey Belles ORIGINAL VOCALS amp COUNTRY ROOTSFriday April 11 at 800 pm

Creatively blending pitch-perfect harmonies with guitar bass fiddle and violin the Whiskey Belles will make a country fan out of anyone WhiskeyBellescom

Chicago Farmer WORKING-CLASS FOLK MUSICIANFriday May 9 at 800 pm

A singersongwriter profoundly inspired by farmer values Cody Diekhoffrsquos small town roots and city streets mentality provide the baseline of his music ChicagoFarmercom

I Am Not a Pilot MILWAUKEE INDIE ROCK BANDFriday May 30 at 800 pm

With a cache of intricately melodic songs the guitar-less rock band combines the sonic textures of piano and cello the crashes of drums warm vocal harmonies and rich bass IAmNotAPilotcom

Allstate - Zagel InsuranceTikes in Pikes SeriesFox amp Branch FAMILY FOLK MUSICSunday January 26 at 300 pm

Favorites like Mama Donrsquot Allow Bling Blang and The Rattlinrsquo Bog carry on the traditions of jazz country blues jug band and dance music that inspires them FoxAndBranchcom

The Wonderful World of PuppetsA JOURNEY AROUND THE GLOBE Sunday February 9 at 300 pm

Master puppeteer Mark Nichols demonstrates hand shadow rod and string puppets by using them in stories from their cultures of origin ThePuppetPlacecom

Dan Kirk COMIC JUGGLERSunday March 2 at 300 pm

Packed with comedy clowning and audience participation Dan juggles everything from fruits and vegetables to fire machetes shoes and bowling balls DanKirkcom

First National Bank of HartfordMainstage SeriesChurch Basement Ladies A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR BASEMENTFriday January 31 at 200 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 615 pmSaturday February 1 at 300 pm

Itrsquos 1960 and the gals are back with heartfelt songs crazy antics and a helping of humor as they stand strong in their faith and friendship TroupeAmericacom

matinee sponsor

Transit Authority TRIBUTE TO THE MUSIC OF CHICAGOFriday February 14 at 730 pm

An eight-piece powerhouse ensemble that performs with a high energy spot-on tribute to the music of Chicago TransitAuthorityBandcom

sponsor CDM Tool amp Manufacturing Co Inc

Ahn Trio ORIGINAL CLASSICAL MUSICSunday February 16 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Born in Seoul Korea and educated at Juilliard the three sisters of the Ahn Trio are redefining chamber music with their cello piano and violin AhnTriocom

Cinderella amp Other Tales NEW YORK THEATRE BALLETFriday March 28 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

New York Theatre Balletrsquos 14-member troupe condenses Prokofievrsquos score and the tale of Cinderellarsquos fairy godmother evil stepsisters and charming prince into one act followed by scenes from Romeo amp Juliet and Sleeping Beauty NYTBorg

Leahy CANADIAN MUSICAL POWERHOUSESaturday March 29 at 300 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

The family of eight instrumentalists singers and dancers bring an explosion of talent energy and passion to the stage LeahyMusiccom

matinee sponsor evening sponsor

Five by Design CLUB SWINGSunday March 30 at 300 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 200 pmMonday March 31 at 200 pm

The nationally-acclaimed vocal ensemblersquos signature harmonies stand out as they follow the rise and fall of the big band era FiveByDesigncom

sponsor

Supported by the Arts Midwest Touring Fund a program of the Arts Midwest which is generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts with additional contributions from the Wisconsin Arts Board

Alpin Hong PIANISTFriday April 4 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

Rooted in classical training Mr Hong is a creative force whose astonishing ability to connect to people of all ages and experiences distinguishes him AlpinHongcom

Step Afrika A PERFECT RHYTHMIC STORMSunday April 6 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Discover the high-energy world of stepping a percussive dance that uses kicks stomps claps and chants StepAfrikaorg

sponsor Hartford Rotary Club

Daryl Stuermer LEAD GUITARIST OF GENESISSaturday April 26 at 730 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 630 pm

The award-winning guitarist reinvents the GENESIS experience with a fusion of the biggest hits of the lsquo70s lsquo80s and 90s DarylStuermercom

The Second City HAPPILY EVER LAUGHTERFriday June 6 at 730 pm

From the famed troupe that launched the careers of Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert comes an evening filled with songs scripted sketches and improvisations SecondCitycom

West Bend - The Silver LiningFamily SeriesDISNEYrsquoS 101 Dalmatians KIDS Friday January 24 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pmSaturday January 25 at 1000 am

With a fun scare the familiar tale of kidnappers puppies and villains stars area students SchauerCenterorgCSA

sponsor Noyce Orthodontics

Dr Kaboom INTERACTIVE SCIENCE COMEDYSunday March 16 at 300 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 130 pm

Creatively blending improvisational skills and the wonders of scientific exploration Doktor Kaboom keeps crowds riveted with interest and rolling with laughter DoktorKaboomcom

sponsor

MISSOULA CHILDRENrsquoS THEATRE

Beauty Lou amp The Country Beast Friday March 21 at 700 pmSaturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country western musical adaptation of Beauty amp The Beast performed by local youth that looks beyond appearances to see the beauty inside MCTIncorg

sponsor HARTFORD ELECTRIC

Laura Ingalls Wilder BASED ON THE lsquoLITTLE HOUSErsquo BOOKSFriday May 2 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pm

Experience an uplifting musical retelling of the life of one of Americarsquo most beloved authors as Laura and her family search for a place they can call home ArtsPowerorg

The 2013-14 Performing Arts Season received funding through grant support from the Wisconsin Arts Board with help from the State of Wisconsin and Arts Midwest in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts

Schauer Marquee Winter Spring 2014 bull 5

COMMUNITYSCHOOL ARTSOF

THE

School of DanceSchool of DanceSPRING SESSION JAN 12 - MAY 17 Additional advanced classes offered in ballet tap and Irish

Creative Movement bull Ages 3-4Pre-Ballet bull Ages 4-5BalletTap Combo 1 bull Ages 5-7 Ballet 1 bull Ages 8-10Tap 1 bull Ages 8-10Boys Tap 1 bull Ages 7-10Funk bull Ages 10-16Irish Beginner 1 bull Ages 5-9 OR Ages 14+Modern Classical Technique bull Ages 12+

BEGINNER BALLROOM bull 600-700 pm bull Ages 14+INTERMEDIATE BALLROOM bull 715-815 pm bull Ages 14+TUE JAN 14 - FEB 4 Fox TrotTUE FEB 11 - MAR 4 SambaTUE MAR 11 - APR 1 TangoTUE APR 8 - MAY 6 Wedding Sampler BEGINNER

Bolero INTERMEDIATE

IRISH DANCE WORKSHOP THU MAY 22500-630 pm bull Ages 5-15 OR 700-830 pm bull Ages 16+ $5 or 2 canned goods per student No experience required

ChoirChoirSPRING SESSION MON JAN 13 - MAY 10

CHILDRENrsquoS CHOIR bull 530-615 pm bull Grades K5-3 YOUTH CHOIR bull 530-630 pm bull Grades 4-8

Youth Visual ArtsYouth Visual ArtsASIAN PAINTING MON JAN 13-27430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

PORTRAITS MADE EASY MON FEB 10-24430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

CREATIVE CLAY CREATIONS TUE MAR 4-25415-615 pm bull Ages 6-14

EXTREMELY EXPRESSIVE ART MON MAR 10-31430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12

FAMILY PAINTING FUN MON APR 14 - MAY 12

430-530 pm bull Ages 7-12 with an adult

Adult Visual ArtsAdult Visual ArtsOPEN ART STUDIO TUE JAN 14 - MAR 4 bull 1000 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+TUE MAR 18 - MAY 13 bull 1000 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+

PAINTING STUDIOTHU JAN 30 - MAR 6 bull 900 am - 1200 pm bull Ages 16+

INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING THU JAN 30 - MAR 6 bull 1200-300 pm bull Ages 16+

WINE amp PAINTING WED JAN 29 Winter LandscapesTHU FEB 27 African LadyTUE MAR 25 Georgia OrsquoKeefersquos ldquoPoppyrdquoTHU APR 24 Dancing Cats or DogsTUE MAY 20 3D Daffodils and Stripes530-830 pm bull Ages 18+

Early Childhood Early Childhood MusicMusicSESSION 1 TUE JAN 14 - FEB 18SESSION 2 TUE MAR 4 - APR 81000-1050 am bull Ages 10 mon - 3 years WITH AN ADULT

String Orchestra String Orchestra SPRING SESSION WED JAN 15 - MAY 10 Placement Auditions WED JAN 8 bull 445-530 pmTo schedule an audition call 262-670-0560 ext 4

PRESTO STRINGS bull 530-630 pm bull Grades 5-8BRAVURA STRINGS bull 645-815 pmAdmitted by audition selection only

Acting with ACTActing with ACTSESSION 1 TUE JAN 21 - FEB 25Theatre Fun 101 bull 430-520 pm bull Ages 6-8 Acting Up bull 530-620 pm bull Ages 9-12Acting Up bull 630-720 pm bull Ages 14-18Play Writers bull 730-820 pm bull Ages 14-18

SESSION 2 TUE APR 1 - MAY 13

Create a Play bull 430-520 pm bull Ages 6-8Incredible Improv bull 530-620 pm bull Ages 9-13Incredible Improv bull 630-720 pm bull Ages 14-18Audition Technique bull 730-820 pm bull Ages 14-18

Arts ImmersionArts ImmersionGIRL SCOUTS EXCLUSIVESAT FEB 8 OR SAT MAR 151000-1050 am bull Grades 5K-3 LUNCH IS NOT PROVIDED

NO CLASSREHEARSAL APRIL 19-24

ASK ABOUT OUR REFERRAL PROGRAM

pARTicipate pARTicipate With each class registration you will receive a $10 coupon to pass on to someone else For each coupon redeemed you will be entered to win a $50 gift certifi cate to use on a future class tuition

Monday March 17 at 415 pm Registration begins at 345 pm

A special one-week intensive drama workshop for youth in grades K5-12 that culminates in a fully staged and costumed show Those cast will rehearse for the week and perform two public performances on Friday March 21 amp Saturday March 22

Tuition $50 for those cast in productionFEE INCLUDES TWO COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO A FINAL PERFORMANCE

Rehearsals March 17-22 bull 415-615 pm amp 630-830 pmPerformances Friday March 21 at 700 pm amp Saturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country-western adaptation of BEAUTY amp THE BEAST At the county fair Beauty Lou is upset by the ungrateful behavior of a miner who has won the blue ribbon for his roses She calls him a beast and wishes that he would look like one too Years later Beauty Lou agrees to befriend the Beast in order to save her familyrsquos farm Beauty Lou and the Beast both learn to look beyond appearances and fi rst impressions and to see the beauty that dwells inside

Note Auditions are held as a group and last approximately 90-120 min Audition is required for participation - there is NO FEE to audition 50-60 youth will be cast Detailed rehearsal schedule will be distributed following auditions

Youth AuditionsYouth Auditions

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Arrive early and join the Community School of the Arts for a pre-show art workshop Each student will create a unique keepsake related to the live performance Parents are invited to watch and assist their artist with creating a piece to continue the story at home Tuition $10 per class

DISNEYS 101 DALMATIONS KIDSFRI JAN 24 bull 530-630 pmPerformance 700 pmCome paint an adorable puppy picture that is so cute and polka-dott ed itrsquos sure to make Cruella jealous

DR K ABOOMSUN MAR 16 bull 130-230 pmPerformance 300 pmCreate a mad scientist with wild hair made of poly-fi ber and a silly face painted with glass paints on a light bulb secured to a wooden block so that it becomes a statue

LAUR A INGALLS W ILDERFRI MAY 2 bull 530-630 pmPerformance 700 pm Make a Litt le House landscape on watercolor paper with acrylics painting demo included

FAMILY SERIES

Pre-Show Art Workshops

Offering music dance theater and visual arts education for students of all ages levels and visionsOffering music dance theater and visual arts education for students of all ages levels and visions

REGISTER Online SchauerCenterorgCSAMail 147 N Rural Street Hartford WI 53027Email ClassesSchauerCenterorgFax 262-670-0937 bull Phone 262-670-0560 ext 4

6 bull Schauer Marquee Winter Spring 2014

Take a SeatSCHAUER CENTER PRESENTS

The Booster Advertising PublicationsCabaret SeriesLeader of the Pack DINNER THEATER BENEFIT EVENTDIRECTED BY JERRY BECKERFridays January 10 amp 17Saturdays January 11 amp 18 530 pm Cash Bar bull 630 pm Buffet bull 730 pm ShowSundays January 12 amp 19 1230 pm Cash Bar bull 100 pm Buffet bull 200 pm ShowgtPLEASE purchase tickets 7 days prior to the performance

A jukebox musical that celebrate the life of lsquo60s doo-wop star Ellie Greenwich on her rise to fame HartfordPlayersLtdcom

performed by series sponsor

Steel Crazy CARIBBEAN STEEL PAN BAND Saturday February 22 at 800 pm

The Hawaiian shirt-clad Caribbean Steel Pan Band conjures up feelings of tropical warmth as they perform songs like Tequila Kokomo and Hot Hot Hot SteelCrazyBandcom

Whiskey Belles ORIGINAL VOCALS amp COUNTRY ROOTSFriday April 11 at 800 pm

Creatively blending pitch-perfect harmonies with guitar bass fiddle and violin the Whiskey Belles will make a country fan out of anyone WhiskeyBellescom

Chicago Farmer WORKING-CLASS FOLK MUSICIANFriday May 9 at 800 pm

A singersongwriter profoundly inspired by farmer values Cody Diekhoffrsquos small town roots and city streets mentality provide the baseline of his music ChicagoFarmercom

I Am Not a Pilot MILWAUKEE INDIE ROCK BANDFriday May 30 at 800 pm

With a cache of intricately melodic songs the guitar-less rock band combines the sonic textures of piano and cello the crashes of drums warm vocal harmonies and rich bass IAmNotAPilotcom

Allstate - Zagel InsuranceTikes in Pikes SeriesFox amp Branch FAMILY FOLK MUSICSunday January 26 at 300 pm

Favorites like Mama Donrsquot Allow Bling Blang and The Rattlinrsquo Bog carry on the traditions of jazz country blues jug band and dance music that inspires them FoxAndBranchcom

The Wonderful World of PuppetsA JOURNEY AROUND THE GLOBE Sunday February 9 at 300 pm

Master puppeteer Mark Nichols demonstrates hand shadow rod and string puppets by using them in stories from their cultures of origin ThePuppetPlacecom

Dan Kirk COMIC JUGGLERSunday March 2 at 300 pm

Packed with comedy clowning and audience participation Dan juggles everything from fruits and vegetables to fire machetes shoes and bowling balls DanKirkcom

First National Bank of HartfordMainstage SeriesChurch Basement Ladies A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR BASEMENTFriday January 31 at 200 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 615 pmSaturday February 1 at 300 pm

Itrsquos 1960 and the gals are back with heartfelt songs crazy antics and a helping of humor as they stand strong in their faith and friendship TroupeAmericacom

matinee sponsor

Transit Authority TRIBUTE TO THE MUSIC OF CHICAGOFriday February 14 at 730 pm

An eight-piece powerhouse ensemble that performs with a high energy spot-on tribute to the music of Chicago TransitAuthorityBandcom

sponsor CDM Tool amp Manufacturing Co Inc

Ahn Trio ORIGINAL CLASSICAL MUSICSunday February 16 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Born in Seoul Korea and educated at Juilliard the three sisters of the Ahn Trio are redefining chamber music with their cello piano and violin AhnTriocom

Cinderella amp Other Tales NEW YORK THEATRE BALLETFriday March 28 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

New York Theatre Balletrsquos 14-member troupe condenses Prokofievrsquos score and the tale of Cinderellarsquos fairy godmother evil stepsisters and charming prince into one act followed by scenes from Romeo amp Juliet and Sleeping Beauty NYTBorg

Leahy CANADIAN MUSICAL POWERHOUSESaturday March 29 at 300 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

The family of eight instrumentalists singers and dancers bring an explosion of talent energy and passion to the stage LeahyMusiccom

matinee sponsor evening sponsor

Five by Design CLUB SWINGSunday March 30 at 300 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 200 pmMonday March 31 at 200 pm

The nationally-acclaimed vocal ensemblersquos signature harmonies stand out as they follow the rise and fall of the big band era FiveByDesigncom

sponsor

Supported by the Arts Midwest Touring Fund a program of the Arts Midwest which is generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts with additional contributions from the Wisconsin Arts Board

Alpin Hong PIANISTFriday April 4 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

Rooted in classical training Mr Hong is a creative force whose astonishing ability to connect to people of all ages and experiences distinguishes him AlpinHongcom

Step Afrika A PERFECT RHYTHMIC STORMSunday April 6 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Discover the high-energy world of stepping a percussive dance that uses kicks stomps claps and chants StepAfrikaorg

sponsor Hartford Rotary Club

Daryl Stuermer LEAD GUITARIST OF GENESISSaturday April 26 at 730 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 630 pm

The award-winning guitarist reinvents the GENESIS experience with a fusion of the biggest hits of the lsquo70s lsquo80s and 90s DarylStuermercom

The Second City HAPPILY EVER LAUGHTERFriday June 6 at 730 pm

From the famed troupe that launched the careers of Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert comes an evening filled with songs scripted sketches and improvisations SecondCitycom

West Bend - The Silver LiningFamily SeriesDISNEYrsquoS 101 Dalmatians KIDS Friday January 24 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pmSaturday January 25 at 1000 am

With a fun scare the familiar tale of kidnappers puppies and villains stars area students SchauerCenterorgCSA

sponsor Noyce Orthodontics

Dr Kaboom INTERACTIVE SCIENCE COMEDYSunday March 16 at 300 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 130 pm

Creatively blending improvisational skills and the wonders of scientific exploration Doktor Kaboom keeps crowds riveted with interest and rolling with laughter DoktorKaboomcom

sponsor

MISSOULA CHILDRENrsquoS THEATRE

Beauty Lou amp The Country Beast Friday March 21 at 700 pmSaturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country western musical adaptation of Beauty amp The Beast performed by local youth that looks beyond appearances to see the beauty inside MCTIncorg

sponsor HARTFORD ELECTRIC

Laura Ingalls Wilder BASED ON THE lsquoLITTLE HOUSErsquo BOOKSFriday May 2 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pm

Experience an uplifting musical retelling of the life of one of Americarsquo most beloved authors as Laura and her family search for a place they can call home ArtsPowerorg

The 2013-14 Performing Arts Season received funding through grant support from the Wisconsin Arts Board with help from the State of Wisconsin and Arts Midwest in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts

6 bull Schauer Marquee Winter Spring 2014

Take a SeatSCHAUER CENTER PRESENTS

The Booster Advertising PublicationsCabaret SeriesLeader of the Pack DINNER THEATER BENEFIT EVENTDIRECTED BY JERRY BECKERFridays January 10 amp 17Saturdays January 11 amp 18 530 pm Cash Bar bull 630 pm Buffet bull 730 pm ShowSundays January 12 amp 19 1230 pm Cash Bar bull 100 pm Buffet bull 200 pm ShowgtPLEASE purchase tickets 7 days prior to the performance

A jukebox musical that celebrate the life of lsquo60s doo-wop star Ellie Greenwich on her rise to fame HartfordPlayersLtdcom

performed by series sponsor

Steel Crazy CARIBBEAN STEEL PAN BAND Saturday February 22 at 800 pm

The Hawaiian shirt-clad Caribbean Steel Pan Band conjures up feelings of tropical warmth as they perform songs like Tequila Kokomo and Hot Hot Hot SteelCrazyBandcom

Whiskey Belles ORIGINAL VOCALS amp COUNTRY ROOTSFriday April 11 at 800 pm

Creatively blending pitch-perfect harmonies with guitar bass fiddle and violin the Whiskey Belles will make a country fan out of anyone WhiskeyBellescom

Chicago Farmer WORKING-CLASS FOLK MUSICIANFriday May 9 at 800 pm

A singersongwriter profoundly inspired by farmer values Cody Diekhoffrsquos small town roots and city streets mentality provide the baseline of his music ChicagoFarmercom

I Am Not a Pilot MILWAUKEE INDIE ROCK BANDFriday May 30 at 800 pm

With a cache of intricately melodic songs the guitar-less rock band combines the sonic textures of piano and cello the crashes of drums warm vocal harmonies and rich bass IAmNotAPilotcom

Allstate - Zagel InsuranceTikes in Pikes SeriesFox amp Branch FAMILY FOLK MUSICSunday January 26 at 300 pm

Favorites like Mama Donrsquot Allow Bling Blang and The Rattlinrsquo Bog carry on the traditions of jazz country blues jug band and dance music that inspires them FoxAndBranchcom

The Wonderful World of PuppetsA JOURNEY AROUND THE GLOBE Sunday February 9 at 300 pm

Master puppeteer Mark Nichols demonstrates hand shadow rod and string puppets by using them in stories from their cultures of origin ThePuppetPlacecom

Dan Kirk COMIC JUGGLERSunday March 2 at 300 pm

Packed with comedy clowning and audience participation Dan juggles everything from fruits and vegetables to fire machetes shoes and bowling balls DanKirkcom

First National Bank of HartfordMainstage SeriesChurch Basement Ladies A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR BASEMENTFriday January 31 at 200 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 615 pmSaturday February 1 at 300 pm

Itrsquos 1960 and the gals are back with heartfelt songs crazy antics and a helping of humor as they stand strong in their faith and friendship TroupeAmericacom

matinee sponsor

Transit Authority TRIBUTE TO THE MUSIC OF CHICAGOFriday February 14 at 730 pm

An eight-piece powerhouse ensemble that performs with a high energy spot-on tribute to the music of Chicago TransitAuthorityBandcom

sponsor CDM Tool amp Manufacturing Co Inc

Ahn Trio ORIGINAL CLASSICAL MUSICSunday February 16 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Born in Seoul Korea and educated at Juilliard the three sisters of the Ahn Trio are redefining chamber music with their cello piano and violin AhnTriocom

Cinderella amp Other Tales NEW YORK THEATRE BALLETFriday March 28 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

New York Theatre Balletrsquos 14-member troupe condenses Prokofievrsquos score and the tale of Cinderellarsquos fairy godmother evil stepsisters and charming prince into one act followed by scenes from Romeo amp Juliet and Sleeping Beauty NYTBorg

Leahy CANADIAN MUSICAL POWERHOUSESaturday March 29 at 300 amp 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

The family of eight instrumentalists singers and dancers bring an explosion of talent energy and passion to the stage LeahyMusiccom

matinee sponsor evening sponsor

Five by Design CLUB SWINGSunday March 30 at 300 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 200 pmMonday March 31 at 200 pm

The nationally-acclaimed vocal ensemblersquos signature harmonies stand out as they follow the rise and fall of the big band era FiveByDesigncom

sponsor

Supported by the Arts Midwest Touring Fund a program of the Arts Midwest which is generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts with additional contributions from the Wisconsin Arts Board

Alpin Hong PIANISTFriday April 4 at 730 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 630 pm

Rooted in classical training Mr Hong is a creative force whose astonishing ability to connect to people of all ages and experiences distinguishes him AlpinHongcom

Step Afrika A PERFECT RHYTHMIC STORMSunday April 6 at 300 pmgtSOUNDBITES at 200 pm

Discover the high-energy world of stepping a percussive dance that uses kicks stomps claps and chants StepAfrikaorg

sponsor Hartford Rotary Club

Daryl Stuermer LEAD GUITARIST OF GENESISSaturday April 26 at 730 pmgtDONORS LOUNGE at 630 pm

The award-winning guitarist reinvents the GENESIS experience with a fusion of the biggest hits of the lsquo70s lsquo80s and 90s DarylStuermercom

The Second City HAPPILY EVER LAUGHTERFriday June 6 at 730 pm

From the famed troupe that launched the careers of Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert comes an evening filled with songs scripted sketches and improvisations SecondCitycom

West Bend - The Silver LiningFamily SeriesDISNEYrsquoS 101 Dalmatians KIDS Friday January 24 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pmSaturday January 25 at 1000 am

With a fun scare the familiar tale of kidnappers puppies and villains stars area students SchauerCenterorgCSA

sponsor Noyce Orthodontics

Dr Kaboom INTERACTIVE SCIENCE COMEDYSunday March 16 at 300 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 130 pm

Creatively blending improvisational skills and the wonders of scientific exploration Doktor Kaboom keeps crowds riveted with interest and rolling with laughter DoktorKaboomcom

sponsor

MISSOULA CHILDRENrsquoS THEATRE

Beauty Lou amp The Country Beast Friday March 21 at 700 pmSaturday March 22 at 300 pm

An original country western musical adaptation of Beauty amp The Beast performed by local youth that looks beyond appearances to see the beauty inside MCTIncorg

sponsor HARTFORD ELECTRIC

Laura Ingalls Wilder BASED ON THE lsquoLITTLE HOUSErsquo BOOKSFriday May 2 at 700 pmgtPRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOP at 530 pm

Experience an uplifting musical retelling of the life of one of Americarsquo most beloved authors as Laura and her family search for a place they can call home ArtsPowerorg

The 2013-14 Performing Arts Season received funding through grant support from the Wisconsin Arts Board with help from the State of Wisconsin and Arts Midwest in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts