Leaving Iowa

Written by Tim Clue and Spike Manton

October 28–November 13, 2011

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From the Executive Director

Welcome to the next production in our protect our audiences and performers,
48th season. Thank you for joining us and the interests of our neighbors. If
today with our special play about memories our building and company is going to be
and loving family, even if you want to kick around for 48 more years, we want to
them out of a speeding vehicle. make sure it is safe and efficient.

May I presume that you are a supporter Lastly, we are still working on our
of LCT, as you are spending some time fundraising. We know that it does not
with us today? You may be curious about make sense to construct a building by
our progress for a new theatre. To date, going into debt. We all have agreed that it
we couldn’t be happier. Everything is must be paid for by the time construction
moving according to plans. We continue is completed to guarantee growth and
to work on the interior and exterior long-term success.
design, trying to establish something that
is special—reflecting La Crosse and the Have you given consideration to
region, as well as allowing us to create being a part of our capital campaign?
great theatre. We continue the process Every gift is valuable and important,
of applications and permissions from as it reflects a belief in theatre. Every
various agencies, which is important to participant is necessary, as theatre is
not created alone; rather, it is a lot of
people working hard—together. Every
pledge reflects individuals who want to
help LCT continue to be around for the
regions’ children and grandchildren.

We have been in La Crosse for 48 years.
We have achieved this accomplishment
because we have strong, committed
supporters who are like family. As with
Don, Sis, Mom and Dad, you may not like
everything, but still we’re family. From our
relations to yours, thank you for choosing
to be a part of the La Crosse Community
Theatre family.

See you at the theatre.

David R. Kilpatrick
Executive Director

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La Crosse Community Theatre
Mayo Clinic Health System
and Trust Point Inc present

LEAVING IOWA

Written by

TIM CLUE AND SPIKE MANTON

Director/Set Designer

Greg Parmeter

Costume Designer Light Designer Properties Designer Stage Manager

Mandy Andy Dawn Jeff
Parmeter Krage Anderson Copsey

Original Music by

SONS OF THE NEVER WRONG,
FAINTLY SPOKEN MUSIC BMI

Produced by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois.
Leaving Iowa premiered at the Purple Rose Theatre Company on January 22, 2004, in Chelsea, Michigan,

directed by Anthony Caselli.

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Director’s Note

October 28–November 13, 2011 sleeping bag, we stopped to pee in Las Vegas
LCT’s 48th season – 319th production and got escorted out of a Casino (that’s a story for
another director’s note). We spent too much time
We took so many great vacations when I was at mundane historical markers and listening to The
a kid. I grew up in a largely remote part of Kingston Trio, and Mom accidentally drove off the
Wyoming, where there seems to be so much sky that road trying to break up a fight. . . . It was fun.
it can make you feel even smaller than you really are.
It was the kind of place where there could be snow In California we did more stuff in one week of
in the morning and by afternoon the heat radiating vacation than any year before or since. Disney Land,
from the street would distort your vision. To go Universal Studios, Knott’s Berry Farm, the pool in
somewhere—anywhere—on vacation was thrilling. the backyard overlooking the ocean, Shel Silverstein
poems on the couch with Aunt Harriet, Toys-R-Us,
I think my favorite was the Christmas week spent my gigantic cousin Mike. All told, my parents were
visiting my aunt and uncle in California. (Our beloved pretty great at planning family vacations. Heck, my
Wyoming Cowboys, miracle of miracles, were going sisters and I still speak, despite the fact that neither of
to a bowl game. Being Wyoming, there were pretty them could ever stay on their side of the stupid car.
much enough tickets to go around; fortunately for
us, we also had a free place to stay.) What really The Cowboys lost, by the way, but it was an
made this trip possible, though, was the momentous exciting game, I’m told. I don’t really know; Mom
decision by my parents to buy a Chevy Suburban. and Dad saved that part of the trip for themselves.
This was before the days of high gas prices and
anti-SUV hysteria, and I am certain that this single Greg Parmeter
purchase likely saved my sisters and me from Artistic Director
lengthy prison terms for fratricide. It was enormous,
gold, and shone in the sunlight like the chariot of
the gods! Finally, room to breathe! For my parents,
it was like the Treaty of Versailles ending the Great
War—the great war of “Would you stop touching me!”

We drove all night long, my parents tag-teaming like
weary Greyhound bus drivers. The peace treaty
was short-lived. I think it lasted until about Lander,
about an hour and a half from home. We argued,
we annoyed, we poured water in my little sister’s

Cast

Amy Anderson Maria Johnson KAte Kersten Lawrence LeVesque Michael Marcou Dan Radtke

Don. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Marcou
Dad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Radtke
Mom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kate Kersten
Sis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amy Anderson*
Multi-Character Guy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lawrence Levesque
Multi-Character Gal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maria Johnson

* LCT stage debut.

This play is performed in two acts, taking place in the past and the present.

Special Acknowledgments

Thank you to Jim Carlson, Barbara Kilpatrick, Dorina Lukins, Dillon McArdle, Sean McDevitt, Theresa Smerud, Jared Wiese,
Dahl Automotive, Hangers to Hems and Sir Speedy for their help in making this production possible.

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Cast Biographies

AMY ANDERSON* (Sis) is a Kindergarten assistant DAN RADTKE (Dad) is a financial services vice-
at Three Rivers Waldorf School. This is her LCT president and consultant in La Crosse. He appeared
debut. She appeared in A Chorus Line and Steel as Albert Soady in Escanaba in Da Moonlight and
Magnolias in Burlington, NC; in I Remember Mama in various roles in Almost, Maine at LCT. He enjoys
in Danvers, MA; in Dark of the Moon in Chicago, golfing, acting and learning to play the guitar. Dan
IL; and many other productions. Amy enjoys hiking, likes “the chance to escape reality, if just for a couple
yoga and knitting. She appreciates the camaraderie hours a day. However, [theatre] also is a chance to
of working creatively with others and thanks the staff express the creative side of me. It also is a great
and volunteers at LCT “for such a warm welcome!” way to develop a sense of discipline, accomplished
through the creative process.” Dan thanks his family
MARIA JOHNSON (Multi-Character Gal) teaches at “for allowing me the time to do this.”
Bethel Little Lamb Preschool in Galesville. She also
appeared in the adult chorus of The Wizard of Oz * LCT stage debut
at LCT. Maria loves being a part of theatre “because
you are part of a family. People are so supportive, laxprint.com
and I’ve had a very enjoyable experience.” She
thanks her husband, Phil, for his love and support;
her friends and family for their encouragement;
David Kilpatrick for “giving me my first shot in
theatre”; and Greg Parmeter for “the opportunity
to expand my experience.”

KATE KERSTEN (Mom) is a graphic designer at
Kwik Trip Inc. She also appeared as Domina in
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the
Forum and as Melissa in State Fair, among other
onstage and backstage roles at LCT and elsewhere.
A current LCT board member, Kate enjoys theatre,
reading, restoring vintage furniture, watercolor
painting, mosaics and puzzles. She appreciates the
community theatre’s sense of family, creativity and
accomplishment. Kate thanks Carly, Kelsey and her
two wonderful families.

LAWRENCE LEVESQUE (Multi-Character Guy) is
a credentialing coordinator at Logistics Health Inc.
He also appeared in the adult chorus of The Wizard
of Oz at LCT and in many productions elsewhere.
Lawrence likes “all the free Twizzlers you can eat!
(Thanks, Kate!)” He thanks his girlfriend, Nathalie,
for her patience.

MICHAEL MARCOU (Don) is service lead in the
Onalaska Festival Foods meat department and a
server at Le Chateau, a fine dining restaurant in
La Crosse. He appeared as Rudy Pazinzki in Over
the Tavern and as Tito Morelli in Lend Me a Tenor
at LCT. He also enjoys cooking. Michael says that
LCT has been “my home away from home since
I was nine years old, and it’s comforting to come
back.”

Production Staff

Dawn Anderson Jeff Copsey Andy Krage Greg Parmeter Mandy Parmeter

Director/Set Designer..................Greg Parmeter Scenic Painters........... Kate Kersten, Bob Laylan,
Light Designer...................................Andy Krage .......Sharon Markee, Jenna Mills, Greg Parmeter,
Costume Designer....................Mandy Parmeter ..........................................................Kelsey Taunt
Properties Designer................... Dawn Anderson Carpenters/Set Construction....Charlotte Grant,
Stage Manager..................................Jeff Copsey .......... Andy Krage, Bob Laylan, Gary Mundinger,
Light Board Operator.............. Samantha Hagen ................... Jim Nelson, Scot Perket, Dan Radtke
Sound Board Operators...Maya Brown, Linda Pfaff Dressers.............Dawn Anderson, Mary Greener,
Running Crew....Jeff Baggett, Katherine Gentener, ...................................................... Robin McDevitt
.............................................................Jim Nelson Box Office Staff...Kelley Manson, Eric Severson,
............................. Sharon Singer, Amanda Wiese

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Production Staff Biographies

DAWN ANDERSON (Properties Master) currently gREG pARMETER (Director/Set Designer) earned
works at Cabin Coffee Company of La Crosse. his MFA from the Johnny Carson School of Theatre
She has been a volunteer at LCT since 2006. Most and Film at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. His
recently she appeared in the adult chorus of The professional acting credits include seasons with the
Wizard of Oz. Nebraska Repertory Theatre, the Virginia Shake-
speare Festival, the Northern Fort Playhouse in South
JEFF COPSEY (Stage Manager) is retired from the Dakota, and a tour with the Hampstead Stage Com-
U.S. Navy after twenty years of service. His first pany, a children’s theatre based in New Hampshire.
role at LCT was Judge Gaffney in Harvey. He also Previously, Greg taught elementary special educa-
appeared as Mr. Maraczek in She Loves Me, as tion, worked as the Technical Director for Aberdeen
well as other roles elsewhere. Jeff enjoys playing Central High School, and as an instructor and director
Poker, Bridge and golf. He appreciates how quickly with T.O.Y.Box Children’s Theatre. Greg also helped
everyone in a production “becomes just like family.” develop a pilot program, called ArtSpark, aimed at
Jeff thanks his family for telling him ten years ago to educating elementary students in the theatre arts,
“put up or shut up” and audition already. with Trollwood Performing Arts School in Fargo, ND.

ANDY KRAGE (Lighting Designer) is a student at Mandy parmeter (Costume Designer) is in her
Viterbo University, studying for his BFA in technical fifth season at LCT and is originally from Aberdeen,
theatre. He has been volunteering at LCT since SD. She received her bachelor’s degree in music
acting in his first show at age 8. He has appeared education from Northern State University, where
onstage in Godspell and Big: The Musical, as well she discovered a passion for theatre. After a year of
as in many other productions. He was the lighting teaching music, she moved to Lincoln, NE, to study
designer for The Somewhat True Tale of Robin costume design. She received her MFA in costume
Hood and Something’s Afoot at LCT, and shows design in May 2005. Her work has taken her from
including Children of Eden and Singin’ in the Rain Oklahoma to Washington, Virginia, Nebraska, and
at Appleseed Community theatre, where he also Wisconsin. Mandy and Greg are looking forward to
serves on the board of directors. their son, Benjamin, growing up in the La Crosse

community.

BOSTON BRASSViterbo University Presents
TUeSdAy
Nov. 15
7:30 p.m.
Viterbo University
Fine Arts Center
Main Theatre
Box Office 608 -796 -3100
www.viterbo.edu/fac
MEDIA SPONSOR

SPONSORED BY

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LCT Staff & Board

STAFF MEMBERS
Executive Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David R. Kilpatrick
Artistic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Greg Parmeter
Costume Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mandy Parmeter
Director of Patron Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Amanda Wiese
Director of Publications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eric Severson
Bookkeeper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sheri Eimermann
Maintenance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arthur Neville-Neil

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Amborn
President-Elect. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. Michael Hartigan
Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Wigdahl Sedbrook
Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dar Isaacson
Past President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chuck Roth
Members at Large. . . . . . . . . . . Jennifer Brown, Kenna Christians, Mike Herro, Scott Horne, Hal Keitel,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kate Kersten, Alan Krumholz, Vicky Kunz, Jen Roberdeau

Thank you again to all of our volunteers!

If your group is looking for volunteer opportunities, we can use your help!
Call 608-784-9292 or visit http://tiny.cc/VolunteerLCT!

Thank you to our 2011-2012 season sponsors!

Central States Warehouse LCT is supported in part by a grant from
CenturyLink the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from
Commercial A/V Systems the State of Wisconsin and the National
Dairyland Power Cooperative
DeBoer Pest Control Endowment for the Arts.
DigiCopy
Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center
Kwik Trip
La Crosse Radio Group
Logistics Health Incorporated
Mayo Clinic Health System
Schomburg Refrigeration
Russell L. and Vera M. Smith Foundation
Trust Point Inc.
United Fund for the Arts and Humanities
Vendi Advertising
Wisconsin Public Radio--WLSU/WHLA
WXOW

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Patron Donor List

Producer’s Circle ($2,500+) Robert and Mary Hubbard David and Jennifer Grimsled Doris and John Schwingle

John and Linda Lyche Robert A. and Christine A. Dennis and Donna Haggard Ed and Laurie Solberg

Director’s Circle ($1,000-$2,499) Johnson Roger and Miriam Hatlem Greg and Joan Stellrecht
Anonymous Judy L. Kirkpatrick Herb and Barbara Heili Tom Schauer and Maureen Sullivan
Tom and Jan Brock Peter and Krin Krause Diane and Jim Hoffmeister Steve and Rachelle Thicke
Dr. John and Arla Clemons Gloria J. Kuesel Hon. Scott and Sue Horne Terry and Cheryl Thienes
J. Michael and Vicki Hartigan Judith Loomis Rollin and Connie Huebsch Suzanne and Joseph Toce
Jerry and Kathy Lokken Clive and Burness McBain, Sr. Dennis and Claire Jandt Lill Twining
Scott and Mary Rathgaber Ken and Janine Merkitch Owen and Francie Johnson Ken and Jane Wastlund
Chuck and LuAnn Roth River Town Dental David and Barbara Kilpatrick Ross and Lynn Marie West
Don and LaVonne Zietlow Brian and Karen Rude Michael and Beverly Kratt David and Yvonne Whiteman
Sally and Betty Ruud Cliff and Cheryl Kremmer Gary and Debra Wold

Designer’s Circle ($500-$999) Dennis and Sharon Ryan Robert Krueger Ken and Jean Wortman

APARTMENT ConNeXTion Daniel Schneider and Mary Lansing Alan and Robin Krumholz Suzanne Young

Henry (Bud) and Mabel Lou Ahrens Don Smith and Nancy Korn-Smith Ken and Nancy Lerum Supporter ($75-$124)
Bill and Chris Smiley Larry and Diane Lindesmith Anonymous (4)
Chris and Vicki Born Aurel and Sue Mailath Frank and Jenny Aberger
Ed and Miriam Tanke Nancy and Andrew Matchett Robert and Laurel Allen
Donna Brooks Lois Matthews Michael and Cathy Allison
Julie Yahnke Les and Rita Messerschmidt Jim and Mary Anderson
Robert Coe Janeth and Gerald Miller Norma Anderson
Kiernan and Tracy Minehan James and Lynn Arends
Felix and Marilyn Fernandes Promoter ($125-$249) Mary and Kurt Mueller Lori Bagniewski
Hal and Julie Keitel David Amborn and Karen Gilster Patrick and Joan Nee Barbara Bates
Martin and Jennifer Koop Arnold and Donna Asp Kenneth and Carmin Nelson Kay Baumann
Daniel and Vicky Kunz Leo and Carol Bina Cyndy Nichols Dorothy Baures
Dick and Mary Jean Sartz Mary Ann Baures Ron and Frieda Nowland Lynette Berg
Richard and Pamela Strauss Neil and Jennifer Brown Tamara Nowland Vi Bielefeldt
Vantage Architects Cari and Mark Burmaster Bruce and Carol Odeen Marlene Bittner
Janice Otterson Dianna Brown
Actor’s Circle ($250-$499) Wendy and Bill Butler Tim Padesky and Tara Johnson Tom Bruemmer and Judy Cobb
Peter and Joan Allen Tom Byerly Carleen Poellinger and Paul Brown Gary and Mary Bubbers
Todd Bjerke and Karen Kroll Gary and Susan Corbisier James P. Prudhome Candice and Joe Bucheger
Clem and Karol Bott Steven Dunder Kathryn and Tom Ready Buck Electrical
Sally Brudos and Bob Page Tammy and Chad Dutton Nancy Reithel and Tim Henke Robert and Joyce Burzinski
Roy and Laurie Campbell Thomas Erb and Cecilia Caron Cam and Carlene Roberts
Roger and Kenna Christians Ramon and Connie Erickson Kirk and Nancy Rodman (continued on page 16)
Bob and Kay Conzemius Sandra Filla
David and Teresa Faulkner George and Joyce Fulford
David and Barbara Foye Mitch and Marcia Galles
Donald and Barbara Frank David and Nancy Goode

Audience Services

Box Office Policies and Procedures Cameras, Recording Equipment, Cell Phones
The box office is open 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday and Pagers
through Friday and one hour prior to each The use of cameras, recording equipment, cellular
performance. General admission tickets may be phones and pagers is strictly prohibited in the theatre.
charged to a credit card or paid for with a check/ You may check these items at the box office. Pagers
cash at the window. Tickets must be paid for at and cell phones are attended during the performance.
the time of the reservation. Please leave your seat number at the box office.

Seat Reservations Phone Calls
All seats should be reserved in advance, including Parents, please leave your seat numbers with your
those for season ticket holders. Reservations for babysitter. If they need to reach you during the
the general public begin approximately two weeks performance, we will do our best. We do not interrupt
before the opening of each show; for season ticket the performance to page people for phone calls.
holders about three weeks before the show. Patron
Donors (who have made an additional donation of Flowers
$75 or more per season) may reserve their seats at Giving flowers to cast members while on stage is
any time. Season ticket holders may purchase two inappropriate. Flowers may be left in the box office for
additional tickets for guests for each season ticket the stage manager to deliver or you may hand them
purchased. These tickets must be for the same to the cast member once he or she is out of costume.
performance the season ticket holder is attend- Audience members are not allowed backstage. If you
ing. If you forget or are somehow prevented from wish to meet with a cast or crew member after the
reserving your seats on time, we will do our best to show, please wait for them in the auditorium or lobby.
help you find your seats. However, seats are not
guaranteed once public ticket sales begin. There are Bad Weather Policy
no refunds. Please call the box office at 608-784- It is the policy of La Crosse Community Theatre
9292 if you have any questions. not to cancel performances due to bad weather.
As a result, we urge our ticket holders to make
Need to Exchange Your Tickets? every effort to attend the performance for which
• All ticket exchanges must be done in person at the they hold tickets. Should this prove impossible,
please call the box office as soon as possible
box office if your tickets have been printed. before the performance and alternative arrange-
• There is a $1.00 per ticket exchange fee. ments will be made. We cannot guarantee that
• Tickets may only be exchanged for another per- seating will be available for an alternate perfor-
mance. There are no refunds for weather.
formance of the same show, not for another show.
• Tickets must be exchanged at least 24 hours prior Babies and Small Children
We welcome children old enough to enjoy our
to the performance the original tickets are for. productions. For the comfort of all audience
• In case of emergency, we may (at our discretion) members, we ask that children under 4 not attend
productions. Regardless of age, all members of
allow the customer to use his or her tickets on the audience must have a ticket for admission.
another night if tickets are available. These tickets
may not be reserved ahead of time. The ticket Late Seating Policy
exchange fee still applies. We strive to begin our performances on time. Please
allow plenty of time to find the theatre and to take
Unable to Use Your Tickets? your seat. If you arrive more than 15 minutes after
Sorry, all sales are final. There are no refunds. the show begins, we reserve the right to release
Please return your unused tickets at least 24 hours your seat(s) to someone else. There are no refunds.
in advance of the production date to receive a Late arrivals will be seated at the house manager’s
receipt for a tax-deductible donation. discretion.

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Patron Donor List

(continued from page 14) Helen M. Heiser Lorraine McIlraith Glenn and Lila Seager
Cheryl Helmreich
Supporter ($75-$124) James and Barbara Hemker Michael and Margo Merola Sandy Sechrest
Tony and Violet Capaul Mike and Cheri Herro
Willard and Ann Carlow Donald J. and Kathy Hill Lloyd and Evelyn Miller Solveig Sedlet
Marilyn D. Carroll Jerry and Diane Hoch
Ursula Cejpek John and Linda Hoehn Rich and Vicki Miller Wendy and John Severson
Jean Clark Maria Holley
Dorothy Coelin Charles and Mary Hosler Sally Miller Charlie and Lynn Smader
Don DeBoer and Mary Dale and Christine Howard
Ray and Joanne Hubley Mike and Sandy Miller Arlene Smith
Blaha-DeBoer Florence Hyatt
Barbara Decker Dar and Darlene Isaacson Howard and Nancy Mills Robert Smith and Elizabeth Wright
Bernard and Joyce De Florian Amanda and Jeff Jackson
Dan Dissmore Emmanuel Jacobson Edward and Sally Miner Martin and Ruby Smith
Stanley and Sue Dwyer Jan and Lynn Jarvinen
Michael and Rita Edmunds Nancy Johnson Mary Monsoor Kathy Spelker
Ted and Mary Eisenbacher Ronald and Deb Johnson
Gary Ekern Mike and Clarice Kammel Les and Helen Munson Dick and Pat Spencer
Eldon and Fran Ellefson Robert and Christi Kouba
Daryl and Nancy Ertl Scott and Nancy Kronn Curtis and Marcia Murray Dan and Janice Springer
Dr. Todd and Mary Jo Fetsch Henry and Beverly Lawrence
Joseph and Joan Francois Bob and Jo Le Roy Rita Martin, Sonja Nelson, Lee and Ann Stansbury
Sally Friend Tom and Jenelle Lee
Mary Furan Michael and Judy Limberg Dee Otto and Julie Smith Dave and Debbie Stark
Jim and Jo Glasser Steve and Karen Lind
William and Sarah Goff Claude and Carolyn Lindeman Corine and Ed Neuman Paul and Jane Steingraeber
Mark and Nancy Goodman Steve and Cheryl Loehr
Bill and Mary Graumann Gregory and Barbara Loomis Tom and Lori Nigon Richard and Elaine Stelloh
Larry and Erma Hafner Weston and Karen Mack
John Halbrehder and Carolyn William and Helen Mackey Jeanne Norby and Merle Holliday Wally and Betty Stoll
Robert and Diane Marcou
Diekmann Michael and Sharon Markee Jon and Christi Nowland Brad and Lynn Sturm
Chuck and Cheryl Hanson Stephen and Margeen Mau
Ben and Kim Harbst Joseph and Claudia O`Keefe Brian and Diane Sullivan
Natalie Hartigan
Esther Hayes Paul and Judy Onsrud Kathy Thompson

Ann Padesky Bill and Pam Thrune

Daniel and Annette Paulus Barbara and Jerry Tripp

Bob and Pat Perlock Audrey Uber

Larry and Mariann Peterson Jo Voight

John and Linda Proudfoot David and Laura Wagner

Carl and Ruth Rebhan Karen D. Wagner

Michael and Cynthia Renken Kathleen Wagner

Arlene and Steven Rhode Colleen Walsh

Jen Roberdeau and Ken Schelper Richard and Judy Williams

William and Muriel Sandman Ed and Sharon Winga

Josh and Anne Saylor Kevin and Marla Withey

James and Elaine Schauls Harvey and Pat Witzenburg

Paul and Kay Schneider Leon and Kay Wolfe

John and Sharon Schoolcraft Daryl and Margaret Wood

Jane Schwabenbauer Tom and Cindy Wright

Jim and Marilyn Wuttke

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atron Donations are monetary donations made to La Crosse Community Theatre in addition to the

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port, patrons receive these benefits:

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No Exchange Fee: Exchange your season tickets (for the Mainstage programs.

same production) all season long, with no fee. There are Tax Deduction: You are entitled to a federal income tax

no refunds. deduction on all contributions made over the season

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Make a Patron Donation
of $75 or more and reserve

your season tickets
at any time!

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Thank you
to the
Russell L. and Vera M.
Smith Foundation
for its generous support and.

sponsorship this season

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