AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWisconsin Music: Tony Butala, the Sharon-born co-founder of The Lettermen, has died at 87. He died in Manitowoc; the group plans memorials in Wisconsin and California. Stage and Seasonal Arts: Wausau’s Grand Theater reopens this weekend with Wayne Newton and Broadway programming, while the Paine Art Center’s “Nutcracker in the Castle” returns Nov. 20. Milwaukee Rep is also bringing high-tech thrills to the stage with “Heist.” Live Music: Death Cab for Cutie is set to return to Milwaukee for Summerfest, and Country Thunder Wisconsin has announced its 2027 headliners: Jon Pardi, Zach Top and Thomas Rhett. Art and Community: Madison College will present an Indigenous art exhibition for Native American Heritage Month, and a new Quadracci family fund will support the Milwaukee Art Museum.
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