Katie Armiger-OAC

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MICHAEL’ S CORNER

Our 2012/13 season is off to a great start! Pre-season sales increased

during our “early bird sales month” by nearly 300% and ticket

purchases at our recent OAC Open House were off the charts. Thank

you for your patronage.

Future sales look great for many events, and there are still terrific seats

available at many shows. However, if you are still thinking about attending you should

know that return events such as the Nutcracker Ballet, Cabaret Café Series and Comedy

Sportz, were sold out last year for most dates and tickets were gone early. The latter two

are in our smaller theater so seating is limited. Don’t be left out!

New this season, the Community Partnership Initiative program has been well received

and we have already made plans to continue it in the future. If you know of, or are

associated with a non-profit service organization or entity that raises funds, or needs

funding to promote worthy causes in the greater Oconomowoc area, and would be

interested in being an OAC community initiative partner, please contact me at the OAC

before the end of December 2012. We are already starting work on our 2013/14 season

and would be happy to consider your group for participation.

It’s our way of giving back to the community to help organizations that are committed to

helping people through charitable programs and services.

In the Know…

If you are not on our mailing or email list, or not sure either way contact the box office at

262.560.3172 and we will put you “in the know.” You can also become a member of our

Face Book and Twitter groupies. Go to the OAC web site at www.theoac.net and sign up.

Then, spread the word.

We still have many excellent programs in 2012/13 season. Join us; we hope to see

you there!

Michael Duncan

Director, OAC

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OCONOMOWOC ARTS CENTER STAFF

Arts Center Director ......................................................................................................... Michael DuncanMarketing/Public Relations Manager .........................................................................Robin KrakauerBox Office/Website Manager ..........................................................................Cynthia Acosta LuksichBox Office Staff .....................................................................................................................Sharon Milway, Connie Rizzo, Nancy SchwabeHouse Managers ..................................................................................Robert Abbott, Lynne Carlstein, Mark Carlstein, Deborah Duncan, Lindsay Duncan, Megan Elftman, Jan Gibeau, Angie Harrison, David Harrison, Davey Harrison, Dan Holzmiller, Adrianna Nowak, Connie RizzoOAC Technicians ...................................................................................... Melody Abbott, Sean Floeter, Brandon Gariss, John Kyle, Michael Nicolai, Brooke Olson, Dustin Strobush, Andrew Zietlow Usher /House Manager Coordinator .............................Cynthia Acosta Luksich, Sharon MilwayUshers ................................................................................................................Pauline Barnes, Liz Bednar, Carol Barwick, Ron Barwick, Jeff Botcher, Penny Botcher, Sharon G. Collins, Jacqueline Day, Jim Day, Sarah Day, Mark Dorney, Annette Elftman, Helen Felland, Scott Felland, Barb Figi, Nina Gaydos-Fedak, Bonnie Graunke, Kevin Graunke, Barb Hirsch, Sandy Karkossa, Bob Knollenberg, Jane Knollenberg, Kathy Loehr, Ruth McLeod, Lucy Mercado, Doug Milway, Logan Milway, Sharon Milway, Mary Murphy, Mary Peterson, Alla Rabinovich, Marge Ramstack, John Rauch, Tricia Rauch, Betsy Sander, Jeff Sander, Lee Schmeckpeper, Linda Schmeckpeper, John Sokop, Mary Kay Sokop, Jennifer Starke-White, Nancy Teas, Lill Thiel, Bill Thiel, Bill Tweeden, Jan Tweeden, Chris Wehrenberg, Curly Wentland, Kathy Wentland, Cheryl Woppert, Arlene Ziety, Tom Ziety

MISS ION STATEMENT

The Oconomowoc Arts Center mission is to provide patrons and artists of all ages, a professional, cultural and educational experience with the highest quality programming opportunities possible.

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COM MIT TEES / PARTNERSHIPS

Oconomowoc Area School DistrictDr. Patricia E. Neudecker,

Superintendent of Schools

Board Of EducationMr. Donald Wiemer, President

Mr. John Griswold, Vice PresidentMr. Mike Bickler, Clerk

Mrs. Sandra Schick, TreasurerMs. Elizabeth Thelen

Ms. Lisa ArenasMr. Dave Guckenberger

Programming CommitteeLisa Boudin

Michael DuncanTom HalloranEllyn Helberg

Marilyn LargentBetty Reul

Kim SchultzPeter Schwabe

Marketing CommitteeMcKenna BryantMichael DuncanWendy HalloranRobin Krakauer

Rebecca SeymourBarb Simpson

Jennifer Starke-White

Visual Arts CommitteeMichael Duncan

Paula KeeneTerry Peterson

Paul Schultz

Film/Media CommitteeMichael DuncanTerry Kaldhusdal

Michael Krill

SUPPORT

Artistic PartnershipsBel Canto/Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra

First Stage Children’s Theater Academy, Milwaukee • Milwaukee Ballet CompanyWisconsin Philharmonic

Literary PartnershipsBooks & Company, Oconomowoc (Visiting Author’s)

Visual Arts PartnershipsPewaukee Area Arts Council (PAAC) • Milwaukee Regional Youth Art Fair

Residence and Event PartnershipHilton Garden Inn/Staybridge Suites - official residence of visiting artists and events.


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With gratitude, the Oconomowoc Area School District acknowledges these local organizations, businesses and private patrons for their outstanding support of the Oconomowoc Arts Center:

Ace Hardware of Oconomowoc, Arc-Central of Oconomowoc, Books & Company,

Chocolate Factory of OconomowocThe Debbink Family Foundation and the Virginia Burns Charitable Foundation

Footlights/Marcus Promotions, Inc., Fox Brothers Piggly Wiggly Stores,

Jerry Foust,Mr. and Mrs. Narendra Patel – “Cuculidae” (Bird of Songs) Sculpture,

Neumann Company,Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts,

Oconomowoc Foundation’s Scheriffius FundOconomowoc Kiwanis, Lions, Rotary,

Oconomowoc Performing Arts Council, Oconomowoc Public Education Foundation,

Oconomowoc Sign Company, Paul Phelps and Oakbrook Esser Studios,

Pedal’rs Inn Bed & Breakfast, Plunkett Raysich Architects,

The Pub – Irish Tavern & Restauraurant, The Richard R. and Karen Bertrand Charitable Fund

The Strommen/Loofbourrow Family

Thanks to the UW Extension and the South East Wisconsin Master Gardeners for their assistance with the OAC gardens and their support of its educational value.

Thanks to the Oconomowoc High School Landscape Class for their assistance with the OAC gardens.

The Oconomowoc Arts Center gratefully acknowledges a grant from the Oconomowoc Foundation’s Scheriffius Fund, the Richard R. and Karen Bertrand Charitable Fund, the Debbink Family Foundation

and the Virginia Burns Charitable Foundation.

Direct gifts in memory have been made to the OAC by the following supporters:

The Debbink Family FoundationCraig and Mary SchiefelbeinThomas X. Herro FoundationOconomowoc Area FoundationOrbis CorporationParagon Development Systems, Inc.Pat and Mary Sue McNameeJan GibeauDonald J. and Constance M. Moore

The Strommen/Loofbourrow FamilyMr. and Mrs. David Reul

in memory of Ralph TrepteDr. and Mrs. Victor Soderstrom

in memory of Wally WieseMr. and Mrs. Donald Weimer

in memory of Wally WieseRae Kinn

in memory of Mary Von Bereghy

THE V IC DONORS

The VIC is the rehearsal area named in celebration of excellence education in the Oconomowoc Area School District and in honor of Vic Passante, OHS theater director, teacher and mentor from 1974 to 2007.

Major DonorsThe Debbink Family Foundation

Craig and Mary SchiefelbeinThomas X. Herro Foundation

Oconomowoc Area FoundationOrbis Corporation

Paragon Development Systems, Inc.Pat and Mary Sue McNamee

And to the students, community members, and businesses who contributed to the 2007 celebration honoring Vic Passante’s dedication to the arts and to learning.

PACE DONORS

PACEsetterPabst Farms

PlatinumDirk & Terry DebbinkOconomowoc Area Foundation

GoldJ. H. Findorff & Son Inc.Oconomowoc Performing Arts Council Jennifer Bukosky, Courtney Bella & Sophia Bukosky +

SilverDick & Karen BertrandJerry & Jeanie BurchardtDebbink Family FoundationModern Woodmen of AmericaMike & Kim Herro Lou Morgan, Sr. Family

BronzeDr. Gerard & Carol AdlerAmerican Assn. of University Women-OconomowocDavid & Sue BreckenfelderKent & Karen BrooksFirst Bank Financial CentreChris & Lisa GallChuck & Pat HerroThomas X. Herro +Geoffrey & Sandra Hogan Grace MertenDick & Bobbie ProtzmannDave & Betty ReulRonald & Donna SchlenderBill & Jane WierdsmaBuz Hoefer “Era” Reunion CommitteeDean +, Ellen, Linda, Cheryl Strommen

$1000 DonorsJames Kevin Barry +Dick BertrandKaren Bertrand

Duane & Dorothy Bluemke FoundationFrank & Mary Ann BrazeltonEmme BurchardtHannah BurchardtJeff BurchardtLisa BurchardtMaribeth BushJacob Butschke +Bette Durnford +Matthew & Rebecca Eash FamilyGerald Foust FamilyReimar Frank +Betsy, Pip, Emma, & Becca FreemanHenszey FamilyKenneth HerroJoan Snyder Hughes*Andrea KeckDavid KeckKris KeckJohn & Ruth KoehnMike & Jodi Koehn FamilyBill & Carol LammMarilyn Largent Terry LargentHelen MagnussonLynne MarrisTom & Nancy MassnickCurt & Pat NeudeckerMary Jo Newburg *Kathy Pence +Kathy Pence +Oconomowoc High School Staff-2009Oconomowoc Performing Arts CouncilOconomowoc Performing Arts CouncilOconomowoc Performing Arts CouncilOHS Class of 1961OHS Class of 1962Orthopaedic Associates of WIJohn & Pat Rodell FamilyJoseph & Dorothy St. ThomasMike & Sandy SchickCraig Schiefelbein

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Mary SchiefelbeinGreta SchiefelbeinHans SchiefelbeinKlaus SchiefelbeinMichael & Donna SchollAndrew SchultzConner SchultzKarly SchultzKim SchultzTim SchultzJohn P. Snyder, Jr. Family *Thomas J. Snyder *John Sutte +Dorothy “Grandma Dot” Thompson +Dave & Karen Trepton FamilyRay & Collette WarellRobb & Cheryl Wierdsma

$750 DonorsHilton & Jean NealEmalou Sandsmark *Dorothy M. Verhein

$500 DonorsArt, the Window Washer + Steve Baker *Ernest & Sharon Biel FamilyCarroll College Performing Arts Helena, MT *Cheney Family *John & Judy Cooley FamilyMalcom A. & Susan M. DornMaureen, Beth, & Michael GeraghtyHoward F. Greene +Charlotte M. HallShirley Hamilton-NehringBeth Hansing *John Hansing *Joe Haas MediaDr. & Mrs. Ron KarzelOtho Kile, Jr. +Del & Joan KruegerDavid J. Magedanz *Patrick & Amy C. MiddletonOHS Class of 1987Oconomowoc Junior Woman’s ClubDr. & Mrs. William PatonJeff SanderDave & Lucy ShanksTom & Anne Simonis FamilySarah, Diane, & Phil Slaughter *Chad Vande Zande FamilyFrances WayBenjamin, Elisa, Emily, & Brice WelchTom Woods, OPEF Board Member*

$250 DonorsBooks and CompanyCurtis & Anne BrewerMike & Bridget Bruno FamilyHaley BuckinghamBenjamin Byczek

Olivia ByczekGinger Carney *Mary Casucci +Bill & Joyce ChapmanBob & Eileen Daly FamilyDrama Mamas and PapasMichael Duncan FamilyChris Finkelmeyer Steve & Carol FrankwickDaniel & Kathleen GiesenGreenland School Drama ClubsJack & Gay GrothausRussell & Elizabeth HalkerstonRobert E. Hasselkus +Mark & Dani HerroJay & Heidi HueninkDarrell & Elaine HurdleAmy Jappinen *Alyssa JappinenTessa JappinenJesse & Cameron JohanningLydia Johnson +Ron & Kim KoehnAlan & Mary KoepkePaul Ludy, Jr. + Andrew J. MountCatherine Narloch *Nature Hill Intermediate All-School MusicalMike & Betty NivensOHS Class of 1965OHS Class of 1975Robb FamilyEd Rohloff +Genevieve RohrerTodd & Leah Scheid FamilyJodi SchlenderPaul & Holly SchmidtkeDon & Mary SchmittDr. B. J. Schumacher *David & Carol Steger *Emma & Jack Watermolen

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Rob & Katie BushBeau Butschke Fund +Gladys Christenson +Michael, Angela, Callahan & Delaney CowlesRichard C. Craemer FamilySierra M. Dakouras *Jim & Michele DohertyDance Buddies*Kayla, Jeff, & Holly DanielsLonnie Dykstra +Craig Finkelmeyer +Connie Frank *Kyle Fritz *Janet Gibeau *Dr. & Mrs. W. G. GillCarl GlaumMark & Karen GouldBob Grimm +Scott Haley +Mark & Dani HerroBrittany Hoffman ’09 Sr. Director * Jim Holahan + Matt & Lindsay Holsen ’09 ‘14Grace HueninkRobert C. James +Sarah Grace Kleist *Jane R. KoningJohn W. Koning, Jr.Linda J. KrauseMike & Margie KrauskiMichael Krill *Marilyn Largent *Harvey LarsonVirginia LawingerAudrey Karen Lemcke*Patrick LeslieSusan Lucht FamilyLois L. Luebke Jim & Pat MackPatricia MattDonald McCollumMargaret McCollumKathryn McCollum FreelandLynne McCollum StaleySean McCollumFranziska Merkle ‘07-08 Exchange Student Dan Miller FamilyDr. & Mrs. G. Daniel MillerMol FamilyShannon MooreDavid NewburgSamantha NewburgDavid NicolaiKari NicolaiMichael NicolaiTod Ninmann FamilyOHS Class of 1942OHS Class of 1950

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Main Stage Series

Friday, October 57:30 pm

Katie Armiger

Katie Armiger ...............................................................................Vocals/GuitarJesse Tucker ....................................................................... Lead Guitar/VocalsMatt Heasley..........................................................................Keyboard/VocalsDarren Rayl ................................................................................................ Drums

Media Partner

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B IOGR APHIES

Katie Armiger was 10 years old when she discovered she had a knack for expressing her thoughts and feelings into writing songs and poetry. With self-

determined focus, the little girl from Sugar Land, Texas, began putting those songs and poems to music and performing them with unwavering passions.

When she was just 14, Armiger entered Houston’s Best Country Singer competition for young country singers, earning the grand prize and a shot at recording a two-song demo, which evolved into her self-titled debut album, released in 2007.

While on the road opening for well-known country music artists Kellie Pickler, Jason Aldean, Craig Morgan and Luke Bryan, and most recently this last May, for LeAnn Rimes, Armiger has also been busy writing music and taping music videos. Often compared to seasoned country vocalists like Martina McBride, Shania Twain and Sara Evans, the 21-year-old pop-country singer tends not hold back allowing her passion and vocal ability to shine through in her music. Armiger released her second album, “believe” in 2008. Her third album, “Confessions of a Nice Girl,” was released in 2010.

Katie also earned the title of the Highest Charting Independent Female Artist of 2008 on R&R with “Unseen,” and the young lady with the enviable voice set yet another record for the highest debut for a solo independent artist since 2003 on the Music Row chart with her debut single, “17 in Abilene,” in 2007.

Armiger wrote or co-wrote nine of the 13 songs on the disc, “Confessions of a Nice Girl,” joining forces with some of Nashville’s

songwriters, such as Sarah Buxton, Blair Daly, Rebecca Lynn Howard and Joe West.

Now a Nashville resident herself, Armiger wrote “Leaving Home,” a song featured on the album, as a tribute to her mother before she made the move in 2010. “I’ve always known that singing was my dream and it’s what I wanted to do, but it’s definitely extremely hard to leave your parents,” she said.

Katie has been busy since March performing on her “Get Smart Tour,” sponsored by Great American Country (GAC). Armiger is billed as “one of the biggest and brightest independent female country artists.” The nearly 50-date tour will make stops in 18 states around the country through November.

The tour is making stops at colleges and major fairs and festivals across the country. Fans and newcomers to Armiger’s music will be treated to a concert that will include her hit singles “scream,” “Kiss Me Now,” “Leaving Home,” “Best Song Ever,” “I do, but Do I,” as well as new pieces.

Katie Armiger has just scratched the surface of what she is capable of. She is a passionate and driven performer well beyond her years.

www.katiearmiger.com

Opening ActNora Collins is a singer/songwriter and recent high school graduate! She taught herself how to play guitar by writing songs, and didn’t just

write a song or two, but enough great music to launch her career.

Nora released her first CD “Red Chuck Taylors” in May 2009, while only 14 years


Community Initiative Program

For the 2012-13 Season, the Oconomowoc Arts

Center has teamed up with local Community

Initiative Partners as a way to give back to the

community. For Katie Armiger, the Oconomowoc

High School - National Honor Society (NHS) will be

the recipient. For every ticket sold, $2 will go back

to NHS as a fund raiser.

NHS announced that they will be supporting the Go Bo! Foundation.

Bo is a 13 year old, from Sister Bay, Wisconsin, who has been battling an

extremely rare form of cancer for more than a year. Doctors told Bo on

August 27, that there was no cure and that

there were no more treatment options for him.

On that day in August, Bo was coming home to

die. Two days later Bo came home to teach us

how to live. He wanted to start a foundation.

He wants people to remember him, but he

wants them to continue supporting others

the same way. He gave his mother a mission:

“I want you to run every run, walk every walk,”

he says. “It doesn’t matter who it is for. Raise

money, and go back to the HOT unit (at Children’s Hospital) to give families

a little money or a gift certificate. Anything.”

This is one of the many fund raisers in Bo’s name that the NHS will do

throughout the 2012-13 school year. Please stop by the table in the lobby

this evening to learn more about Bo and what you can do to help. For more

information on the NHS cause, please contact NHS advisor, Krista Wilcox at

[email protected] or at 262-560-3212. For more information

on Go Bo! Foundation, please see the face book page: Go Bo! Foundation.

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old and her second, “Run Away With Me” at age 16. Erik Ernst of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel says, “At just 17 years old, Nora Collins is a talented singer-songwriter with a knack for blending country and pop melodies with lyrics about her life experiences and observations. Her most recent album, “Run Away With Me” showcases her musical ability and highlights her personal songwriting talent.”

Nora’s music has received a lot of attention, including plenty of airtime on FM106’s Home Made Jams, and thousands of hits on YouTube for her home music videos. The song and video for “Don’t Slow Down” earned Nora a top spot in Country Music Television’s Music City Madness 2009 national search for unsigned singer-songwriters. Out of 600 songs, Nora was selected by music professionals to compete as a top 64 finalist. Nora advanced to the Top (Sweet) 16, and was featured on CMT’s national Top 20 Countdown and locally on ABC,FOX and NBC newscasts.

Nora has released a second CD of her original songs, “Run Away With Me”. Two songs were recorded in Nashville with musicians that tour with Keith Urban, Lady A, Darius Rucker, Martina McBride

and Steve Holy. Music videos for the title track and “Dimples Filled with Lies” are on YouTube. “First Heartbreak” finished in the Top 20, out of 700 songs, in the Great Lakes Songwriting Contest.

Nora is the 2012 WAMI (Wisconsin Area Music Industry) “Rising Star” award winner. This award was voted by her peers in WAMI. She also won 1st place in the WAMI CD Roulette competition. Nora is the 2011 Wisconsin State winner in the Texaco Country Showdown. Nora was selected to perform at Summerfest in 2011 & 2012 and has played at Wisconsin State Fair, Chick Singer Night, Shank Hall, The Rave, Linneman’s, Winter Fest, Lakefront Festival of Arts and many other local venues. She has recently opened for Paul Thorn, Turnpike Troubadours and Chasin’ Mason. Nora has also performed the National Anthem at many professional events. Nora starred as Sandy in her high school’s musical production of Grease.

Nora’s web site, www.noracollins.com and www.ReverbNation.com feature her music, videos and schedule of upcoming performances. Ms. Collins has her own YouTube channel and her music is available for purchase on iTunes, Amazon and cdbaby.

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Complete with three piece band and a trio of back-up singers this festive, witty and slightly irrever-ent holiday review will get you in the holiday spirit. With parodies and originals in a wide variety of

styles from polka to punk, big bands to blues, country to klezmer and maybe some other alliterative

pairs, too! Service Fees May Apply—Reserved

Set in the OAC’s Little Theater, audiences are treated to an inti-mate cabaret environment complete with soft lighting, tables adorned with linens and candles. Chef Brian Shoemake’s mouth-watering menus will compliment the musical influences of each show. Dinner begins at 6:30 PMs.

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