By Heather Leszczewicz Special to OnMilwaukee.com Published Aug 21, 2006 at 4:17 PM
The Dresden Dolls will appear in Milwaukee for the second time this year. The punk rock cabaret duo played to crowds at Summerfest in July and returns  back to play The Pabst Theater for the first time since 2003.

The group is touring in support of its second full-length album "Yes, Virginia" which was released in April. Australian band the Red Paintings opens in support of its May release "Destroy The Robots."

Tickets for the Oct. 19 show are $15 and can be purchased via The Pabst Theater box office.
Heather Leszczewicz Special to OnMilwaukee.com

Originally from Des Plaines, Ill., Heather moved to Milwaukee to earn a B.A. in journalism from Marquette University. With a tongue-twisting last name like Leszczewicz, it's best to go into a career where people don't need to say your name often.

However, she's still sticking to some of her Illinoisan ways (she won't reform when it comes to things like pop, water fountain or ATM), though she's grown to enjoy her time in the Brew City.

Although her journalism career is still budding, Heather has had the chance for some once-in-a-lifetime interviews with celebrities like actor Vince Vaughn and actress Charlize Theron, director Cameron Crowe and singers Ben Kweller and Isaac Hanson of '90s brother boy band Hanson. 

Heather's a self-proclaimed workaholic but loves her entertainment. She's a real television and movie fanatic, book nerd, music junkie, coffee addict and pop culture aficionado.