The Fanny Hill Dinner Theater is proud to present-

Red, White, and Tuna
January 29-April 4
by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears, Ed Howard

Tuna…third smallest town in Texas. It’s the 4th of July and time for the Tuna High School Class Reunion. Everyone will be there, all thirty of them. And you know what? They’re all played by two actors! A show packed full of fireworks and fun about the town where the Lion’s Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies.

And don’t miss the rest of their 2010 line up!

Don’t Hug Me: County Fair                                             
April 9-June 20
By Paul and Phil Olson

All new musical fun at Clara and Gunner’s Bunyan Bar in northern Minnesota. Clara enters the Miss Walleye Pageant. (Winner gets their face carved in butter at the Minnesota State Fair!) The fun really starts when Gunner’s twin sister (played by the actor) shows up intent on competing for the Miss Walleye crown.                   –Oh-fer FUN!

Always…Patsy Cline                                                        
June 25-August 22
by Ted Swindley

This musical tribute is complete with down home country humor and many of Patsy’s unforgettable hits such as Crazy, I Fall to Pieces, Sweet Dreams and Waking After Midnight…27 songs in all.  The show was inspired by Cline’s letters to a fan, which she always signed “Love ALWAYS… Patsy Cline.”                                      –Simply A MUST SEE!

On Golden Pond                                                              
August 27-October 31
by Ernest Thompson

 This is the love story of Ethel and Norman, who are returning to their summer home on Golden Pond for the forty-eighth year. We all remember the movie with Katherine Hepburn and Henry and Jane Fonda. Wry humor, much affection, and a keen sense of life well-lived have made this show a timeless classic.                           –Touching and VERY funny.

You Better Watch Out                       
 November 5-January 23, 2011
by Don Hodgins

It’s Christmas Eve at the Willow Inn. A snowstorm strands an “interesting” mix of guests.  Our hero Rudy and his very pregnant wife Marsha, innkeepers Tom and Jenny, her dad Art, handyman Andy, and “Mr. Smith” try to keep the holidays

Hot off the presses! Here is the 2009 -2010 schedule of performances for The Grand Theater on ArtsBlock in Wausau (with links where possible)!

• Grand Derangement- September 17 (saw them last time- still listening to their CD!)
• 100 Years of Broadway- September 23
• Brian Regan- October 8
• Barter Theater: Of Mice & Men- October 9
• Virsky: Ukranian Folk Ensemble - October 13
• An Evening with Judy Collins- October 18
• An American Salute: Jeffrey Siegel – October 22
• Mama Mia – October 27, 28 & 29
• The Shaolin Warriors- November 9
• The Brian Setzer Orchestra- November 23
• A Cape Breton Christmas (Natalie McMaster & Friends)- December 9
• Annie- December 17
• A Gospel Christmas (Robert Robinson & TCC) - December 22
• Moscow Festival Ballet: Coppelia- January 13
• Jungle Jack Hanna - January 17
• The Second City – January 30
• Camelot - February 3
• An Evening With Kenny Rogers – February 12
• Irish Guards/Royal Scots Guards- February 17
• Moscow State Radio Symphony - February 28
• The Aluminum Show – March 3
• Munnelly - March 17
• Blue Winds Dancing (Native American Dancing) - March 21
• An Evening With Gladys Knight – March 25
• Avenue Q – March 30
• Vince: The Life & Times Of Vince Lombardi – April 15
• Chopin For Lovers: Jeffery Siegel – April 22
• A Perferct Balance – May 5
• 5 By Design - May 6
• CATS - May 10 & 11
• Mike Super Magic & Illusion – May 20

Call now (888) 239-0421 to get the very best seats for your group (discounts available!) Ask for Joel- tell them Christine sent you.

Old world charm in the heart of the beautiful St. Croix River Valley. Chateau St. Croix Winery & Vineyard invites your group to explore their winery with a 1/2 hour tour that shows the whole wine making process. Each guest is then invited to experience their fine wines in the tasting room and receive a special glass to commemorate the visit.

Their website explains how this European style estate came to the St. Croix RiverValley:

A true appreciation for wine can be uncovered in the lush wine valleys of Europe, where history and tradition are as rich as the wine itself. It was within the Rhine Valley of Germany where Troy and Laura Chamberlin developed a love for all things wine.

The Chamberlins lived in Egelsbach, Germany for several years while Troy served in the United States Air Force. The couple frequented wineries throughout Europe. Upon returning to Minnesota, Troy and Laura decided to bring the romance of the European wineries to the Midwest.

With a zealous vision and a passionate determination, the Chamberlin’s set forth to create their dream: bringing a European-style winery to the rolling hills of the St. Croix Valley.

We are proud to introduce to you Chateau St. Croix, a winery created in the image of a European estate, complete with vineyards, a carriage house, stables, formal gardens and a fishing pond.

Annette has just introduced me to a whole new attraction in the Wausau area.  The Wisconsin Black Bear Education Center.

Meet Vince, Sonny and Moon… 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This black bear sanctuary allows visitors to watch from safety behind a fence, while Jeff Traska gets close up and friendly with the bears. It also allows observation of black bears in a natural environment to better understand their behavior out in the wild.

Pictures are the best way to describe this new attraction:

 

Check out Fanny Hill’s full 2009 Season… and plan now for their 2010 season!