14 PERFORMING ARTS SEASON

2013| 14 PERFORMING ARTS SEASON
S C H AUE R C E N T E R PR E SE N T S
Kathy Matea
FiveByDesign
Leahy
Riders in theSky
I’mNotAPilot
Daryl Steurmer
SecondCity
TransitAuthority
ChurchBasementLadies
Tales
of
Terror
Rocky
NewYork
Theatre
Mountain Ballet
Christmas
StepAfrika!Bitchin’
Four
AhnT
rio
Babes
AlpinHong
DEVELOPING, SUPPORTING & PROMOTING THE ARTS
W
ith the Ruth A. Knoll theAteR and SucKow FAmily ARt GAlleRy, the Schauer
Arts & Activities Center is a non-proit, regional center for the arts, staging
professional touring performances, as well as shows by our resident groups: Hartford City
Band, Hartford Community Chorus, The Hartford Players, and the Ketle Moraine Fine
Arts Guild. In addition, we ofer arts classes for all ages through our Community School
of the Arts and host a variety of social and business functions throughout our facility.
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PA R K I N G
The Schauer Center is conveniently
located of the intersection of
Hwy 60 and Hwy 83 in downtown
Hartford.
Just a short drive—approx. 35
minutes northwest of Milwaukee.
For directions, please call our
Box Oice at 262-670-0560, ext. 3
or visit SchauerCenter.org/YourVisit.
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Monday–Friday, 11:30 am to 5:30 pm · Saturday 11:30 am to 2:00 pm
262-670-0560, ext 3 fax 262-670-0937
[email protected]
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SeaSon Grant FundinG
The 2013-14 Performing Arts Series receives 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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Sat, Sept 14
Fri, Sept 27
Fri, Oct 4
Sat, Oct 5
Fri, Oct 18
Sat, Oct 19
Sun, Oct 20
Fri, Oct 25
Sun, Oct 27
Sun, nOv 17
Fri, nOv 22
Fri, Dec 6
Sat, Dec 7
Fri, Dec 13 &
Sat, Dec 14
Fri, Dec 20 &
Sat, Dec 21
Jan 10 –19
Fri, Jan 24 &
Sat, Jan 25
Sun, Jan 26
Fri, Jan 31 &
Sat, Feb 1
Sun, Feb 9
Fri, Feb 14
Sun, Feb 16
Sat, Feb 22
Sun, Mar 2
Sun, Mar 16
Fri, Mar 21 &
Sat, Mar 22
Fri, Mar 28
Sat, Mar 29
Sun, Mar 30
Fri, apr 4
Sun, apr 6
Fri, apr 11
Sat, apr 26
Fri, May 2
Fri, May 9
Fri, May 30
Fri, June 6
Kathy Matea Grammy Award winner
Riders In The Sky Classic Cowboy Quartet
Peter Mulvey Rootsy Acoustic Blues & Jazz
Broadway ROX Live Concert Experience
Joshua Kane’s Tales of Terror
Rusty Evans Tribute to Johnny Cash
Stuart Stots Storyteller & Singer
Legends of Motown starring Horizon
Dream Carver Bilingual, musical puppet show
Farmer Jason Emmy Award-winning Entertainer
Four Bitchin’ Babes Midlife Vices . . . A Guilt Free Musical Revue
Twas the Night Before Christmas Holiday Classic
Mr. Lucky Swing Syndicate Zoot Suit Holiday
Kodachrome Christmas Starring John McGivern
Rocky Mountain Christmas The Music of John Denver
Leader of the Pack Hartford Players’ Dinner Theater
Disney’s 101 Dalmatians KIDS Featuring local youth
Fox & Branch Family Folk Music
Church Basement Ladies A Mighty Fortress is Our Basement
The Wonderful World of Puppets A Journey Around the Globe
Transit Authority Tribute to the music of Chicago
Ahn Trio Original classical music
Steel Crazy Caribbean Steel Pan Band
Dan Kirk The Juggler with the Yellow Shoes
Dr. Kaboom! Interactive Science Comedy
Beauty Lou & The Country Beast Missoula Children’s Theatre
Cinderella & Other Tales New York Theatre Ballet
Leahy Canadian Musical Powerhouse
Five by Design Club Swing
Pianist Alpin Hong
Step Afrika! A Perfect Rhythmic Storm
Whiskey Belles Original Vocals & Country Roots
Daryl Stuermer Lead Guitarist of GENESIS
Laura Ingalls Wilder Based on the ‘Litle House’ Books
Chicago Farmer Working-class Folk Musician
I’m Not a Pilot Milwaukee Indie Rock Band
The Second City Happily Ever Laughter
Events subject to change. Conirm event date/time with the Schauer Center at 262-670-0560, ext. 3. For a list of pre-show activities, see page 27.
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World-class performances
at small-town prices, the Schauer Center’s
Mainstage Series showcases
professional touring productions.
All Mainstage events take place in the Ruth A. Knoll Theater
and have two tiers of seating prices: PRIME and SIDE.
For most events, SIDE seats receive a $4 discount of
PRIME seating prices. Be aware that SIDE seating is at a
90˚ angle to the stage and may have slight viewing obstructions.
Most Mainstage performances are 2 hours, including a
20 minute intermission with cash bar.
T
he unmistakable voice of two-time CMA Female Vocalist of the Year
explores timeless melodies and uplifting narratives. Mattea, whose alto
vocals earned her 15 Top 10 hits and four #1 singles on the country charts,
celebrates Appalachia with her newest project, Calling Me Home. Mattea’s
concert also includes hits Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses, Goin’ Gone,
and Where’ve You Been? Matea.com
Adult $45 · $41
Student w/ ID $10
Saturday, September 14, 2013 | 7:30 pm
Kathy Mattea
GRAMMY AWARD WINNER
Sponsor
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FirSt NatioNal BaNk oF HartFord
MAINSTAGE
W
inners of two
Grammy Awards,
Riders In The Sky stand “hats
and shoulders” above the rest of
the purveyors of “Comedy
& Western!” For over 30 years,
they have kept the lame
passed on by Gene Autry
and Roy Rogers, becoming
modern-day icons with their
wacky humor, western wit, and
Cowboy way of life.
DONORS
RidersInTheSky.com
LOUNGE
Adult $33 · $29
Student w/ID $10
Horicon Residents $29 · $25
HoriconNight
Friday, September 27, 2013 | 7:30 pm
Riders In The Sky
CLAssIC COWBOY QuARTET
Saturday, OctOber 5, 2013 | 7:30 pm
Broadway ROX
LIVE CONCERT ExPERIENCE
C
elebrate the contemporary musicals of Broadway, including Wicked, RENT,
Mamma Mia!, Hairspray, and Jersey Boys. Accompanied by a ive-piece band,
today’s hottest Broadway performers will have you dancing in the aisles to songs
like Movin’ Out, The Time Warp, and Don’t Stop Believing. Fans of TV shows GLEE and
SMASH will delight at the rockin’ mash-ups and musical magic. BroadwayRox.com
ADULT $38 · $34
STUDENT w/ID $10
Kewaskum Residents $34 · $30
Kewaskum Night
Mamma Mia from the Live
Concert event Broadway ROX
(l to r) Shelley Thomas, Ashley
Loren, Celina Carvajal
Photo by Carol Rosegg
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Friday, OctOber 18, 2013 | 7:30 pm
JOsHuA KANE’s
Tales of Terror
D
rawing from the works of Edgar
Allan Poe, Joshua Kane takes delighted
audiences on a roller-coaster ride of spinetingling thrills and laughter. In this theatrical
tour de force, classic tales are performed as
fourth wall theater pieces. In between, the
house lights come up and Kane banters with
the audience with the charm and style of an old
Vaudevillian. JoshuaKane.com
Adult $29 · $25
Student w/ID $10
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The Big Read is a program
of the National Endowment for the Arts
in partnership with Arts Midwest.
Saturday, OctOber 19, 2013
7:30 pm
Rusty Evans
TRIBuTE TO
JOHNNY CAsH
J
oin rockabilly Hall of Famer Rusty
Evans and his band for a tribute to the
Man in Black. Hear tunes like Ring of Fire,
Thoughts Have Wings, Chaos Lady, I Walk The
Line, Sea of Heartbreak, Big River, Get Rhythm,
and Folsom Prison Blues. With a voice like
rolling thunder and a spirit like gentle rain,
Rusty brings you the true presence of Johnny
Cash. MySpace.com/rustyevanssongs
Adult $33 · $29
Student w/ID $10
Allenton Residents $29 · $25
Alenton Night
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MAINSTAGE
Friday, OctOber 25, 2013
2:00 & 7:30 pm
Legends of
Motown
sTARRING HORIZON
W
hether horizon is singing the music of The Temptations, Marvin
Gaye or Earth, Wind & Fire, it’s as if the original group has stopped
by for a visit. Their voices, dance moves, and wit combine to bring Motown
back to its glory days. Accompanied by drums, guitar, and keyboard, Rick
Ingram, Prentiss “Smoke” Jones, and Earl Vinson will have you snapping
your ingers and moving your feet. AlkahestArtists.net
Adult $34 · $30
Student w/ID $10
Beaver Dam Residents $30 · $26 [ evening only ]
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Beaver DamNight
Friday, NOvember 22, 2013 | 7:30 pm
Four Bitchin’ Babes
MIDLIFE VICEs...
A GuILT FREE
MusICAL REVuE
T
hese multi-talented gal pals,
each a brilliant writer-musiciancomedienne, ill the stage with harmonies
and comedy, creating an evening of
raucous delight. Midlife Vices hysterically
journals the lives of the Baby Boomer
generation. In Babe fashion, the girls
honor the quirks and habits of men and
women who—like the Babes—refuse
to act their age! FourBitchinBabes.com
Adult $33 · $29
Student w/ID $10
Sponsor
DONORS
LOUNGE
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Friday, december 13, 2013 | 2:00 & 7:30 pm
Saturday, december 14, 2013 | 3:00 pm
Kodachrome
Christmas
sTARRING
JOHN MCGIVERN
E
nter the colorful world of
cable access TV as hostess Earlene
Hoople tapes her Christmas special.
Written by former Seinfeld writer
Pat Hazell, Milwaukee-native John
McGivern dresses for the part of the
self-proclaimed “Queen of Media.”
Laugh out loud as Earlene entertains
with a family slide show, participatory
bell-ringing, cookie baking, and
some outrageous advice for
surviving the holidays with relatives.
KodachromeChristmas.com
Adult $35 · $31
Student w/ID $10
Germantown Residents $31 · $27
[ evening only]
Evening Sponsor
GermantownNight
Saturday Sponsor
Hartford
Women’s Club
GFWC
Friday, december 20, 2013 | 2:00 & 7:30 pm
Saturday, december 21, 2013 | 3:00 pm
Rocky Mountain Christmas
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Mayvile Night
Evening Sponsor
C
elebrate the season with music
from John Denver’s Christmas
specials. Memorable melodies speak to
the heart of the holidays like Silver Bells
and Silent Night, as well as Christmas
for Cowboys, Aspenglow, and The Peace
Carol. Along with John’s all-time hits
like Rocky Mountain High, Jim Curry
and his band “ill up your senses”
with a heart-felt seasonal show.
JimCurryMusic.com
Adult $35 · $31 Student w/ID $10
Mayville Residents $31 · $27
[ evening only ]
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Fri, JaNuary 31, 2014
Sat, February 1, 2014
MAINSTAGE
7:30 pm
3:00 pm
Church Basement
Ladies
AMIGHTY FORTREss
Is OuR BAsEMENT
I
t’s 1960 and the gals are back,
plus the pastor whose
ledgling romance has
inspired mixed reactions.
Beverly is turning 15 and
gets her irst pair of heels, Mrs.
Engelson is inally learning to
drive, and Mrs. Snustad and
Mrs. Gilmerson plan a food
booth at the county fair. With
heartfelt songs, crazy antics,
and a helping of humor, the ladies stand strong in their faith
and friendship. TroupeAmerica.com
Slinger Night
Student w/ID $10
Slinger Residents $34 · $30 [evening only ]
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Adult $38 · $34
matinee Sponsor
Friday, February 14, 2014 | 7:30 pm
Transit Authority
TRIBuTE TO THE MusIC OF CHICAGO
A
n eight-piece powerhouse ensemble of the Midwest’s most talented musicians.
Each show is a high energy, spot-on tribute to some of the greatest music of all
time. Taking you through over three decades of hits like Saturday In the Park and Does
Anybody Know What Time It Is, Transit Authority provides a non-stop show that will
keep you dancing and singing all night long! TransitAuthorityBand.com
Adult $34 · $30
Student w/ID $10 Hartford Residents $30 · $26
Sponsor
CDM Tool & Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Hartford Night
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SuNday, February 16, 2014
3:00 pm
Ahn Trio
ORIGINAL
CLAssICAL MusIC
B
orn in Seoul, Korea and educated
at Juilliard, the three sisters of
the Ahn Trio are redeining chamber
music. Cellist Maria, pianist Lucia, and
violinist Angella each thrive on dissolving
the barriers between art forms. They have
fused their work with that of dancers, pop singers,
DJs, painters, and photographers. Wherever the Ahns go, they share their
innovative spirit and ever-evolving vision of music. AhnTrio.com sound
Student w/ID $10
Watertown Residents $22 · $18
Watertown Afternon
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Adult $26 · $22
Friday, march 28, 2014 | 7:30 pm
Cinderella & Other Tales
N
NEW YORK
THEATRE BALLET
YTB’s 14-member troupe deftly
condenses Prokoiev’s score and the
tale of Cinderella’s fairy godmother, evil
stepsisters, and charming prince, into
one act. Act II features Soiree Musicale
danced to Rossini melodies, followed
by the balcony scene in Romeo &
Juliet, and ends with Sleeping Beauty’s
Wedding. Incorporating select local youth,
the professional dancers elaborately retell
the story in colorful costumes reminiscent of
spectacular illustrations. NYTB.org sound
Richfield Night
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Adult $27 · $23
Student w/ID $10
Richield Residents $23 · $19
FirSt NatioNal BaNk oF HartFord
MAINSTAGE
Saturday, march 29, 2014
3:00 & 7:30 pm
Leahy
B
Canadian MusiCal Powerhouse
ack by popular demand! A sound, a style of music, an explosion of talent, energy,
and passion. The family of eight instrumentalists, singers, and dancers have been
playing together their entire lives, bringing a rare level of originality and musicianship
to the stage. Known for their unique blend of musical styles, the band’s three acclaimed
CDs have world-wide sales of over half a million copies. LeahyMusic.com
Adult $44 · $40
Student w/ID $10
Erin Residents $40 · $36 [ matinee only ]
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THE SILVER LINING
HydroElectronic Devices, Inc.
SuNday, march 30, 2014 | 3:00 pm
Five by Design
T
CLuB sWING
he nationally-acclaimed vocal ensemble’s signature harmonies stand out on
America’s musical landscape, spanning more than 20 years. Club Swing follows
the rise and fall of the big band era at the fictional Hotel Crosby, “where the music’s
hot, the drinks are cool, and the legend lives forever.” From Benny Goodman’s Bugle
Call Rag to Louis Prima’s Sing, Sing, Sing, celebrate what deined the Swing era.
FiveByDesign.com
DONORS
LOUNGE
Adult $36 · $32
Sponsor
Student w/ID $10 Juneau Residents $32 · $28
JuneauAfternon
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.
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Friday, april 4, 2014 | 7:30 pm
Alpin Hong
PIANIsT
R
ooted in classical training with a
background in skateboarding, martial
arts, and video games, Mr. Hong is a creative
force unmatched in his boundless energy. His
astonishing ability to connect to people of all ages
and experiences distinguishes him and shapes
his evolving performance style. His combination
of stunning technique, emotional range, and rare
humor brings audiences to their feet.
AlpinHong.com
Adult $29 · $25
Student w/ID $10
West Bend Residents $25 · $21
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WestBend Night
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SuNday, april 6, 2014 | 3:00 pm
Step Afrika!
A PERFECT RHYTHMIC sTORM
D
iscover the world of stepping! Like a tap dance without shoes, or a band
without instruments, stepping is percussive dance that uses kicks, stomps,
claps, and chants – all linked to African and modern dance traditions. As the irst
professional company devoted to stepping, Washington, DC’s world-renowned Step
Afrika! brings high-energy performance to the stage: a feast for both the eyes and ears.
StepAfrika.org
Adult $31 · $27
Student w/ID $10
Sponsor
HARTFORD ROTARY CLUB
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MAINSTAGE
Saturday, april 26, 2014 | 7:30 pm
Friday, april 26, 2014
7:30 pm
Daryl Stuermer
LEAD GuITARIsT OF
GENEsIs
T
he award-winning guitarist of
GENESIS and Phil Collins Band
has been performing to sold-out crowds
since 1978. Creating the signature sound
of In the Air Tonight and Easy Lover,
Stuermer co-wrote the Grammy awardwinning single Something Happened on
the Way to Heaven. Stuermer, along with
his band and guest vocalists, reinvents
the GENESIS experience with a fusion of
the biggest hits of the ‘70s, ‘80s, and ‘90s.
DarylStuermer.com
Adult $35 · $31
Student w/ID $10
Jackson Residents $31 · $27
Jackson Night
DONORS
LOUNGE
Friday, JuNe 6, 2014 | 7:30 pm
TheSecond City
HAPPILY EVER LAuGHTER
F
rom the famed troupe
that launched the careers
of Tina Fey, Gilda Radner,
Stephen Colbert, and Bill
Murray, comes an evening
of smart comedy. Drawing
on classic material from The
Second City archives as well
as scenes ripped from the
headlines, it’s your chance to
see comedy stars in the making.
With songs, scripted sketches,
and improvisation, enjoy
being part of the show!
SecondCity.com
ADULT $27 · $23
STUDENT w/ID $10
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|family
series
Each family- friendly performance is approximately
60 to 90 minutes and ofers the opportunity to meet
the cast in full costume ater the show.
While these events are geared towards younger audiences,
the Schauer Center does have the following policies:
• Everyone — regardless of age— must have a ticket.
Babes in arms will not be admited.
• Children under age 6 are not allowed in the balcony.
• Youth ages 16 and under should be accompanied by an adult.
• One adult is recommended for every three students seated in the balcony.
• Lap Seats! For our Family Series you can purchase lap seating
for children ages 3 and younger.
Join the Community School of the arts for a pre-show art workshop!
Students will create a keepsake related to the show. registration
deadline is one week prior. to receive workshop descriptions or to
register, call 262-670-0560, ext. 4.
SuNday, OctOber 27, 2013 | 3:00 pm
Dream Carver
BAsED ON THE BOOK BY DIANA COHN
M
ateo is a young boy in Mexico whose father taught him to carve wooden toys.
One night, Mateo dreams of fantastic, brightly colored animals that dance and
sing. When he wakes up, he is impelled to carve his dream animals into life.
The bilingual, musical puppet show encourages audiences to think creatively,
try new things, and follow their dreams. Swazzle.com
Adult $14
14
Student $10
Child $8
Lap $5
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Workshop $10
WESt BENd THE SILVER LINING
f a m i ly
SuNday, NOvember 17, 2013 | 3:00 pm
Farmer Jason
EMMY AWARD-WINNING
ENTERTAINER
G
rab a pitchfork—or a guitar—and hop
on board! Internationally- acclaimed
singer-songwriter Jason Ringenberg inspires
appreciation of farm life through toe-tappin’
tunes. The former rocker’s blend of acoustic
folk and bluegrass entertains all ages with
songs about animals and nature, including
Can You Canoe? Punk Rock Skunk, and The Tractor
Goes Chug, Chug, Chug.
FarmerJason.com
Adult $13
Student $10
Child $8 Lap $5 Workshop $10
Friday, december 6, 2013
7:00 pm
Twas the Night
Before Christmas
HOLIDAY CLAssIC
I
nspired by the timeless poem,
A Visit from St. Nicholas and by the real
life of its author, Clement Moore, this
hilarious musical introduces Santa in
a particularly beneicent light. From
“stockings hung by the chimney with care”
to the belly that shakes like a “bowlful
of jelly,” this classic has been charming
audiences for many years.
TheatreIV.org
Adult $13 Student $10
Child $8 Lap $5 Workshop $10
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Friday, JaNuary 24, 2014 | 7:00 pm
Saturday, JaNuary 25, 2014 | 10:00 am
T
he familiar tale of kidnappers, puppies, and villains. In a loving home,
Pongo and Perdita are raising their Dalmatian puppies. Everything is quiet
until Cruella De Vil plots to steal the pups for her new fur coat! With a fun score,
lovable characters, and a deliciously evil villain, this stage adaptation starring
area students is certain to delight. SchauerCenter.org/CSA
Adult $12 Student $10
Child $8
Lap $5
Workshop $10
SuNday, march 16, 2014 | 3:00 pm
Dr. Kaboom!
INTERACTIVE
sCIENCE COMEDY
C
reatively blending improvisational skills
and the wonders of scientiic exploration,
Doktor Kaboom! keeps crowds riveted with
interest and rolling with laughter. Join Kaboom!
for a journey of increasingly spectacular science
experiments designed to involve, educate, and
entertain. The supercharged (and super safe!)
performance will have you bubbling with
curiosity! DoktorKaboom.com
Adult $13
Student $10
Workshop $10
Child $8
Lap $5
Sponsor
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WESt BENd THE SILVER LINING
f a m i ly
Friday, march 21, 2014 | 7:00 pm
Sat, march 22, 2014 | 3:00 pm
Beauty Lou &The Country Beast
MIssOuLA CHILDREN’s THEATRE
A
n original country western musical adaptation of Beauty & The Beast,
performed by local youth. Upset by an ungrateful blue ribbon winner at the
county fair, Beauty Lou calls him a beast and wishes that he would look like one, too.
Years later, Beauty Lou befriends the Beast in order to save her family’s farm.
Both learn to look beyond appearances to see the beauty inside. MCTInc.org
Adult $12
Student $10
Child $8
Lap $5
Workshop $10
Sponsor
HARTFORD ELECTRIC
Friday, may 2, 2014
7:00 pm
Laura Ingalls Wilder
BAsED ON THE
E
‘LITTLE HOusE’ BOOKs
xperience an uplifting musical retelling of the life of one of America’s most
beloved authors. Laura and her family travel across America in search of a place
they can call home. Facing obstacles such as scarlet fever and eviction from their land,
their pioneering spirit and family bonds are tested but never broken. ArtsPower.org
Adult $13
Student $10
Child $8
Lap $5
Workshop $10
Sponsors
Hartford Lions CLub
Hartford Lioness CLub
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Friday, OctOber 4, 2013 | 8:00 pm
Peter Mulvey
ACOusTIC BLuEs & JAZZ
T
wenty-odd years on the road, performing his
own songs and a vast collection of covers, has
prepared Mulvey to deliver a selection of standards
which are anything but “standard.” In his universe,
the music of Tom Waits is there with Duke Ellington;
Willie Nelson next to Thelonious Monk; Jolie Holland
juxtaposed with Bill Frisell. Mulvey’s mirthful, gravelly
baritone addresses each tune with a true artist’s touch.
PeterMulvey.com Premium $22
Standard $19
Saturday, december 7, 2013 | 8:00 pm
Mr. Lucky Swing Syndicate
ZOOT suIT HOLIDAY
P
owered with class, Mr. Lucky electriies swing, Latin, and ballroom dance styles.
Their horn-powered sound features classic tunes that warm the night like ine
cognac. With inluences ranging from campy TV shows like Get Smart to marching
bands mixed with hearty portions of Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, Big Bad Voodoo
Daddy, and James Brown, The Mr. Lucky Swing Syndicate sounds like nobody else.
LuckySwings.com
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Premium $22
Standard $19
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HARTFORD · WEST BEND
With a casual lounge atmosphere, cash bar,
and intimate seating in Pikes Peak,
Cabaret events are suggested for
ages 18 and older. Seating is limited.
Cabaret-style seating is at reserved tables of up to four (4) per table and
prices are in two tiers: PREMIUM and STANDARD. STANDARD
seats receive a $3 discount of of PREMIUM prices. Be aware that
the STANDARD tables are behind the PREMIUM tables.
Bar opens at 7:00 pm and is available for the duration of the event.
Leader of the Pack
DINNER THEATER BENEFIT EVENT
DIRECTED By JERRy BECKER
FridayS, JaNuary 10 & 17, 2014
5:30 pm caSh bar · 6:30 pm diNNer buFFet · 7:30 pm ShOw
SaturdayS, JaNuary 11 & 18, 2014
5:30 pm caSh bar · 6:30 pm diNNer buFFet · 7:30 pm ShOw
SuNdayS, JaNuary 12 & 19, 2014
12:30 caSh bar · 1:00 pm bruNch buFFet · 2:00 pm ShOw
A
jukebox musical that celebrates the life of ‘60s
doo-wop star Ellie Greenwich. As a member of
the Jivettes, Ellie dreams of hearing her songs on the
radio. She falls in love with a songwriter and the two
churn out hits for the Ronettes, the Crystals, and the
Shangri-Las. On her rise to fame, Ellie’s misfortunes
and triumphs are linked through her music:
Chapel of Love, Be My Baby, Do Wah Diddy,
and, of course—Leader of the Pack.
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Premium $41
Standard $38
Dinner bufet includes honey glazed chicken or old fashioned
meatloaf, mashed potatoes, macaroni & cheese, tossed salad,
seasonal vegetables, dinner rolls, milk, cofee, and dessert. Brunch
bufet includes scrambled eggs, sausage links, bacon, breakfast
potatoes, assorted pastries, milk, cofee and juice. Catered by
Augie’s Elite Catering. Meal is included in your ticket price; dining is
required for all performances. Cash bar. Suggested arrival time is a
minimum of 30 minutes prior to start of bufet service. Seating is irst
come, irst served at reserved tables of eight (8).
PErForMEd BY
Rick Gilbertson in the
Hartford Players production of GREASE
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Saturday, February 22, 2014 | 8:00 pm
Steel Crazy
CARIBBEAN sTEEL PAN BAND
S
weet tropical steel sound! Established in 2006, Steel Crazy transformed from
a class at a local college into a 10-piece steel drum band that exudes incredible
positive energy. The Hawaiian shirt-clad group conjures up feelings of tropical
warmth, lots of smiles, happy feet, and dancing as they perform songs like
Tequila, Kokomo, and Hot, Hot, Hot. SteelCrazyBand.com
Premium $22
Standard $19
Friday, april 11, 2014 | 8:00 pm
Whiskey Belles
ORIGINAL VOCALs &
COuNTRY ROOTs
H
ank Williams’ passion,
Carter family harmonies, with a
little Hee Haw mixed in for good measure.
Inspired by upbeat country, folk, and
Americana, the all-female vocal-driven
trio’s journey includes a Wisconsin Area
Music Industry award. Creatively blending
pitch-perfect harmonies with guitar, bass,
iddle, and violin, the Whiskey Belles
will make a country fan out of anyone.
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Premium $22
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tHE BooStEr
CA B A R E T
Friday, may 9, 2014 | 8:00 pm
Chicago Farmer
WORKING-CLAss
FOLK MusICIAN
T
he son of an Illinois farming
community, singer/songwriter
Cody Diekhoff “plays his guitar with
a disarming simplicity.” He listened to
punk rock and grunge as a kid before
discovering Hank Williams, and it was a
revelation. Mid-westerner John Prine and
folk legend Arlo Guthrie quickly followed.
Profoundly inspired by farmer values, his
small town roots, tilled with city streets
mentality, provide the baseline of his songs.
ChicagoFarmer.com
Premium $22
Standard $19
Friday, may 30, 2014 | 8:00 pm
I’m Not a Pilot
MILWAuKEE
INDIE ROCK BAND
F
rontman Mark Glatzel often alludes
to being a passenger on a plane,
unsure of what route will bring him to
his destination. With a cache of intricately
melodic songs about this uncertainty, the
guitar-less rock band combines the sonic
textures of piano and cello, the crashes of
drums, warm vocal harmonies, and rich
bass. The quartet blends classical and rock
music, garnering them an impressively
diverse fan base. ImNotAPilot.com
Premium $22
Standard $19
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tikes in pikes series
Designed for young families, Tikes in Pikes ofers a relaxed, kid-friendly
environment in Pikes Peak on the Schauer Center's upper level. Programs
are 60 minutes and provide the opportunity for plenty of interaction and
audience participation. Casual seating is general admission.
SuNday, OctOber 20, 2013 | 3:00 pm
Stuart Stots Storyteller & Singer
Author, storyteller, and songwriter Stuart Stotts’ music is funny,
engaging, educational, and illed with meaning and positive
messages. With humorous songs like Be Bananas and Are We
There Yet?, he’ll leave you singing, laughing, and remembering!
StuartStots.com
Adult $5
Child $3
Lap $1
SuNday, JaNuary 26, 2014 | 3:00 pm
Fox & Branch Family Folk Music
Dave Fox and Will Branch play guitar, iddle, banjo,
and washboard to make every song their own.
The lighthearted style of favorites like Mama Don’t
Allow, Bling Blang, and The Rattlin’ Bog carry on the
traditions of jazz, country blues, jug band, and dance
music that inspire them. FoxAndBranch.com
Adult $5
Child $3
Lap $1
SuNday, February 9, 2014 | 3:00 pm
The Wonderful World of Puppets
A Journey Around the Globe
Master puppeteer Mark Nichols demonstrates puppets by using
them in stories from their cultures of origin: shadow puppets from
China, dancing marionettes from Mexico, India, and Egypt, and
rod puppets from Eastern Europe. Classical and contemporary
music accompany the production, providing a thoroughly
theatrical experience. ThePuppetPlace.com
Adult $5
Child $3
Lap $1
SuNday, march 2, 2014 | 3:00 pm
Dan Kirk Comic Juggler
Dan Kirk, The Juggler with the Yellow Shoes, is guaranteed
to please. Packed with comedy, clowning, and audience
participation, Dan juggles everything from fruits and
vegetables to ire, machetes, shoes, and bowling balls.
He can even juggle on a pogo stick or a unicycle!
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Adult $5
Child $3
Lap $1
IN THE
SuckowFamilyArt Gallery
On DiSPLaY
League of Milwaukee Artists Members Jim Maki and Dagmara Costello
Friday, July 11 – Sunday, September 1, 2013
Reception
Friday, August 16, 2013 · 6:30—7:30 pm
Lorin Willey’s Wisconsin Painters’ Studio Alumni
Friday, September 6 – Sunday, OctOber 13, 2013
Reception Friday, September 27, 2013
· 6:30-7:30 pm, prior to Riders in the Sky
Light Catcher’s Photography Club
Friday, OctOber 18 – Sunday, nOvember 17, 2013
Reception Friday, October 25, 2013
· 6:30–7:30 pm, prior to Legends of Motown
Ketle Moraine Fine Arts Guild
Friday, nOvember 22, 2013 – Sunday, January 5, 2014
Reception Friday, November 22, 2013
· 6:30–7:30 pm, prior to Four Bitchin’ Babes
Wisconsin Regional Art Program
Friday, January 10 – Sunday, February 15, 2014
Submission deadline December 30, 2013 (non-professionals only)
Reception Friday, January 31, 2014 · 6:30–7:30 pm, prior to Church Basement Ladies
WRAp WoRkshop Sunday, February 15, 2014
Wisconsin Watercolor Society
Friday, February 21 – Sunday, april 13, 2014
Reception Friday, March 28, 2014
· 6:30–7:30 pm, prior to Cinderella and Other Tales
Slinger School District
Friday, april 18 – Sunday, may 18, 2014
Reception
Friday, May 2, 2014 · 6:00–7:00 pm, prior to Laura Ingalls Wilder
The Martini Girls
Friday, may 30 – Sunday, July 6, 2014
Reception
Friday, June 6, 2014 · 6:30–7:30 pm, prior to The Second City
Reception hoRs d’oeuvRes compliments of mJ’s maRket & cateRing
Located on the upper level, the Suckow Family Art Gallery is open weekdays from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm,
Saturday from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm, and one hour prior to performances. Artwork is available for purchase,
unless noted. For more information on the artists and exhibits, or for details on how to submit your artwork
for consideration, visit SchauerCenter.org/Events/Gallery.
Admission is free to gallery receptions, which ofer an opportunity to meet the artists and view the
exhibit. Light refreshments are available.
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Interlude Events
EVENTS
M
Any peRFoRmeRS utilize the Schauer Center throughout the year that are not part of
our 2013-14 performing arts series. These performances are called ‘Interlude Events’
and include CSA performances, resident group presentations, community shows, school concerts,
and other rental events. For more information about these events, including ticket prices and show
times, please call the Box Oice at 262-670-0560, ext. 3 or visit SchauerCenter.org/Events.
Fri-Sun, July 12–14
Fri-Sat, July 19-20
The Hartford Players, Ltd. presents Fiddler on the Roof
Thu, Sept 19
Conley Media presents Ladies Night Out
Sat, Sept 28
Joseph Hall Enterprises presents
Fri-Sat, Oct 11-12
Ketle Moraine Players presents Leaving Iowa
Wed, Oct 23
TBD
Sat, nov 2
Elvis Rock ‘n’ Remember Tribute
Hartford Recreation Center presents
Halloween Magic Show
Entertainment Events presents
Girls Night: The Musical
Southeastern Wisconsin Short Track presents
Hall of Fame Banquet & Awards
Fri-Sun, nov 8-10
Hartford union High School presents Fall Musical
Fri-Sat, nov 15-16
Hartford union High School presents Fall Musical
Sun, Dec 1
Hartford Community Chorus Christmas Concert
Sun, Dec 15
Schauer CSA presents Holiday Concert Choir & Strings
Thu, Dec 19
Erin School Holiday Concert
Sat, Feb 8
Ketle Moraine Lions’ Brew Ha-Ha
Sat, Feb 15
Hartford Rotary Wine Tasting Fundraiser
Wisconsin Automotive Museum
Fri-Sun, March 7-9
Fri-Sat, March 14-15
The Hartford Players, Ltd. presents
Fri-Sat, March 21-22
Downtown Hartford BID Home Show
Sat, april 5
Mayville High School Show Choirs Concerts
Fri-Sat, apr 11-12
Peace Lutheran School presents Spring Musical
Fri, april 25
Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple
Maggie Mae Country presents
Maggie Mae and Her Heartland Country Band
Sun, april 27
Hartford City Band Spring Concert
Sun, May 4
Hartford Community Chorus Spring Concert
Sat, May 10
Schauer CSA presents Spring Concert Choir & Strings
Sat, May 17
Schauer CSA presents Leaps & Bounds Dance Recital
Fri-Sun, June 20-22
Fri-Sat, June 27-28
The Hartford Players, Ltd. presents
The Sound of Music
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Join us for the BIG Read!
September–OctOber 2013
ThE SToriES & PoEmS oF
Edgar Allan Poe
On sale
now!
Joseph Hall Enterprises presents
ELVIS
Rock ‘n’ Remember
tribute
Finalist on NBC’s America’s Got Talent
Branson’s “Male Performer Of The Year”
Potowatomi Tribute To The King Grand Champion
Follow us on Facebook!
facebook.com/WashingtonCountyReads
The Big read is a program of the
National Endowment for the Arts in
partnership with Arts midwest.
Sat., September 28, 2013 7:00 pm
Three decades of Elvis hits! Recreating the
moves, the looks, and the sound of Elvis
Presley, you’ll think you are watching the
King himself. A must for all ages to see.
JosephHallBransonElvis.com
ADULT $30 / $26 STUDENT $12 / $8
rfd tV’s Midwest
Country singer Maggie Mae &
the Heartland Country Band . . .
“a sHoW ya doN’t
WaNt to MIss!”
MaggieMae
Heartland
Country Band
and her
You’ll enjoy a great afternoon of some of the best traditional
country music around. Maggie Mae, a home-grown talented
country singer/Nashville recording artist and Branson
performer from Oxford, Wisconsin has been entertaining
crowds with her country music and yodeling and promises
enjoyment throughout her shows. She is becoming one of the
biggest Midwestern names in pure country music. A familiar
face in millions of homes across the country, appearing
regularly on RFD TV's Midwest Country Show.
You won't be disappointed! YEEHAW!!
Friday, april 25, 2014 | 2:00 & 7:30 pm
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Interlude Events
Hartford Players, ltd.
25thAnniversary
We invite you to come out and enjoy our line-up
of great shows during our 25th Anniversary Year!
Dinner TheaTre
A musical revue beneit for the Schauer Center
January 10, 11, 12 and 17, 18, 19
See page 19 for times and dinner information
Neil Simon’s comedy
of the Pack
LeaderS
The Odd
Couple
March 7, 8, 9, 14, 15
One of the most beloved musical productions!
June 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28
25thAnniversary
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COMING SOON!
Girls Night: The Musical has been thrilling
audiences and earning raves from critics since it
began touring after its sensational of-Broadway
debut. This touching and hilarious 'tell-it-like-it-is'
musical takes audiences on a journey into the
lives of a group of female friends, as they re-live
their past, celebrate their present, and look to the
future on a wild and hilarious night out . . . and
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you'll recognize a bit of yourselves in each one of
them! it is described as “Desperate housewives
meets mamma mia” ( Applause magazine ) and
“As funny and outrageous as Sex & the City!” ( The
Advocate ). Girls Night is packed with hits– Lady
Marmalade, It’s Raining Men, Man I Feel Like A
Woman, I Will Survive, We are Family, and many
more! tickets adult $37 · $33 | Student $34 · $30
Before The Show
pre-ShOw SOuNdbiteS
Joshua Kane’s tales of terror Hilarity & Horror
sound
BITES
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Enrich your experience by listening to the artist or
guest speaker prior to the performance during
these free presentations.
Friday, october 18, 2013 | 6:30–7:00 pm
Legends of motown Friday, october 25, 2013 | 6:15–7:00 pm
rocky mountain christmas Friday, December 20, 2013 | 6:15–7:00 pm
church basement Ladies Friday, January 31, 2014 | 6:15–7:00 pm
Ahn trio Sunday, February 16, 2014 | 2:00–2:30 pm
cinderella Friday, march 28, 2014 | 6:30–7:00 pm
Leahy Saturday, march 29, 2014 | 2:00–2:30 pm
Alpin Hong Friday, April 4, 2014 | 6:30–7:00 pm
Step Afrika! Sunday, April 6, 2014 | 2:00–2:30 pm
Most Pre-Show SoundBites will be held in Pikes Peak banquet room on the
second loor. Tickets are issued for the presentation in order to guarantee seating.
Doors open 30 minutes prior; cash bar available.
Play a Part in theArts
FrieNdS OF the Schauer ceNter
Consider becoming a Friend of the Schauer Center! As a non-proit organization,
the Schauer Center relies on annual contributions from individuals and
businesses to support the performance and educational opportunities that we
offer. Friends enable us to continue offering high quality programs at reasonable
prices, enhance the efforts of our resident groups, and help maintain the needs of
our facility.
An annual contribution of just $50 makes you eligible to receive Friends beneits,
such as the ability to purchase tickets before the general public, a 10% discount on
Community School of the Arts classes, and recognition in select Schauer Center
publications. For more, visit SchauerCenter.org/GetInvolved/Friends.
DONORS
Friends exclusive
LOUNGE
Exclusive pre-show access to the Donors Lounge is just one of the beneits our
Annual Friends* receive. Enjoy complimentary beverages and light appetizers or
desserts, one hour prior to select performances. Call 262-670-0560, ext. 3 to RSVP.
riders in the Sky Classic Cowboy Quartet
Friday, September 27 | 6:30–7:00pm
Four bitchin’ babes Midlife Vices Friday, November 22 | 6:30–7:00 pm
Five by Design Club Swing Sunday, march 30 | 2:00 –2:30 pm
Daryl Stuermer Lead Guitarist of GENESIS Saturday, April 26 | 6:30 –7:00 pm
*With your $500 gift to the Annual Friends campaign, you receive beneits throughout the year.
These beneits are non-transferable. The Schauer Center is a private 501(c) (3) tax-exempt
organization; all donations are tax-deductible.
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Beyond the Stage
COMMuNITy SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
The Schauer Center is a place where learning and the arts go hand-in-hand,
offering classes year-round in music, dance, theater, and visual arts for students
of all ages, levels, and visions. For more about our Community School of the Arts,
visit SchauerCenter.org/CSA or call 262-670-0560, ext. 4 to be added to
our CSA mailing list.
VOLuNTEER OPPORTuNITIES
Support the Schauer Center by giving your time and talents to our daily operations.
For a volunteer application, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator
at 262-670-0560, ext. 213 or visit SchauerCenter.org/GetInvolved/Volunteer.
GIFT CERTIFICATES
Give the gift of the arts! Starting at just $5, gift certiicates can be used towards any
Schauer Center purchase — tickets, CSA tuition, even facility rentals — and never
expire. Charge over the phone, online or in person from the Box Ofice.
E-MARquEE NEWSLETTER
Find out what’s happening in our facility each month with the
Schauer e-Marquee newsletter. Visit SchauerCenter.org/JoinEnews to sign-up,
set your preferences, and stay informed.
Call our Director of Event Services
at 262-670-0560, ext. 5
to arrange a tour, or visit
SchauerCenter.org/OurFacility
for more information.
RENT OuR FACILITy
Choose a setting with distinction. The Schauer Center is the perfect backdrop for:
• Business functions such as conferences, meetings, seminars, dinners.
• Social occasions like wedding receptions, banquets, anniversary parties.
• Performances including recitals, theatrical events, guest speakers.
Our Mission
Developing, supporting, and promoting the arts by providing experiences
that inspire creativity and connect people.
OuR VISION
The Schauer Center strives to be a vital resource that fosters, supports, and
enriches the cultural, educational, and social well-being of our regional
community. We are a gathering place where people from all walks of life achieve
a sense of belonging and beneit from enjoying and participating in the arts.
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MAINSTAGE
Discounted Tickets
GrOupS OF 20 Or mOre*
Performing arts events provide wonderful outings for any group!
Book 20 or more tickets to a single event and receive $4 off full price adult
prime seat prices. Call our Box Ofice Manager at 262-670-0560, ext. 201
or visit SchauerCenter.org/Groups for information about group beneits
and policies. Group Series 2014 brochures are available upon request.
cOmmuNity perFOrmaNceS*
As a regional arts center, several events in our 2013-14 Season recognize the
support we receive from surrounding communities. For those select Mainstage
performances, residents of that community have the opportunity to receive
$4 off full price tickets. Community prices are listed next to the event descriptions.
QueSt CardholderS*
Tickets for adults who receive FoodShare Wisconsin beneits are $14 for Mainstage
or Cabaret and $10 for Family series events. Patrons must present QUEST card and
ID in person at the Box Ofice to receive discount. A max of 20 QUEST tickets per
performance will be sold on a irst come, irst served basis. Not valid on dinner
theater/beneit events, Tikes in Pikes series or as part of a group reservation.
ruSh tiCketS*
One (1) hour prior to Mainstage or Cabaret series performance, adult tickets
are available for half price at the Box Ofice, pending availability.
StudentS & Children*
Tickets for youth ages 13 to 18 and students with a valid college ID are $10 for
Mainstage and Family series events. Please note: Although student prices are
offered, Mainstage performances may not be suitable for all ages.
For Family shows, tickets for children (ages 12 and under) are $8. Exclusively for
our Family Series, $5 lap seats can be purchased for children 3 and under;
for Tikes in Pikes Series, $1 lap seats are available for ages 2 and under.
Work perkS*
As a partnership beneit, employees of select business supporters receive
$4 off of adult priced tickets to certain ‘Schauer Center Presents’ events.
Coupon code required for redemption; please check with the Box Ofice
to see if your business qualiies.
*Some restrictions may apply. Discounts must be requested at time of purchase and cannot be
combined with any other offers. Not valid on previous purchases. Refunds will not be issued for
discounts requested after payment has been processed. Contact the Box Ofice for complete details.
To Purchase Tickets
viSit the bOx OFFiCe (147 N. Rural Street, Hartford) Monday-Friday
11:30 am to 5:30 pm, Saturday 11:30 am to 2:00 pm or one hour prior to show time.
Call 262-670-0560, ext. 3 during the hours listed above.
ONliNe at SChauerCeNter.Org
Some shows have more than one performance, so please check event dates/times
when you order your tickets. All events, dates, and times are subject to change.
We will make every effort to alert patrons to such changes.
The Schauer Center accepts cash, check, credit card (Visa, MasterCard or Discover), and Schauer
Center gift certiicates. Payment must accompany ALL ticket orders. No tickets will be placed on hold.
All tickets prices include processing/facility fees and Wisconsin sales tax. All sales are inal.
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For Your Information
ACCESSIBILITy
Patrons with special needs should notify the Box Ofice when tickets are purchased.
Handicapped parking, wheelchair seating, audio ampliication, and other special
services will be on a “best efforts” basis and cannot be guaranteed.
Sign language interpretation requests will be fulilled pending advance
request and availability of interpreters.
BEVERAGES & CONCESSIONS
Save time and forget the line! Pre-order your intermission drinks at the Schauer
Center bar prior to the performance. Your drink order will be waiting for you in the
downstairs lobby at the start of intermission. Please see the Schauer Center bar staff
prior to each show to place and pay for your order.
For Cabaret events, cash bar opens one hour prior to show time and is available for
the duration of the event.
SEATING
For Schauer Center Mainstage and Family series performances, the Ruth A. Knoll
Theater opens for seating 30 minutes before curtain. Latecomers will be seated
at a suitable interval in the program, as designated by the artist.
For Tikes in Pikes events, seating in Pikes Peak will be available
30 minutes prior to show time.
For the Cabaret Series in Pikes Peak, cash bar and seating are available
one hour prior to show time.
TICKET DONATIONS
Tickets for ‘Schauer Center Presents’ events may be donated back to the Box Ofice
for resale. Tickets that are returned at least 48 hours in advance are considered
tax-deductible donations. A receipt of your donation can be provided upon request.
All tickets are non-refundable.
WEATHER-RELATED CANCELLATIONS
Schauer Center events are only cancelled if performers cannot make it due to
weather. No refunds will be issued to audience members who cannot
attend a scheduled performance.
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Shelley Thomas, Justin Matthew Sargent, Ashley Loren,
Darren Ritchie, Celina Carvajal —Photo by Carol Rosegg
Kodachrome Christmas
Legends of Motown
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