Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats with extraordinary pianist Jon Kimura Parker. They talk about his collaboration with Police drummer Stewart Copeland and Peers in “Off the Score,” a re-imagining of Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring” and other works, March 8th at Weill Hall, Green Music Center.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats with extraordinary clarinetist Carol McGonnell. They talk about Trio Ariadne’s March 1st concert at Schroeder Hall, Green Music Center, featuring noted soprano Lucy Shelton in one of her signature works, Schoenberg’s “Pierrot Lunaire.”

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with director Craig Miller and actors Taylor Bartolucci and James Bock. They talk about "Bonnie & Clyde: The Musical,” February 20th through March 15th at 6th Street Playhouse. Next, Jerusalem String Quartet violist Ori Kam talks about Jerusalem String Quartet who perform as part of the Music at Menlo Winter Series on February 22nd at Oshman Family JCC, Palo Alto.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with pianist Christopher O’Riley and cellist Matt Haimovitz. They talk about their new recording of ALL Beethoven’s music for cello and piano, “Beethoven, Period,” as well as the nearest concert of their tour, Tuesday evening at San Francisco Conservatory of Music.

Next, San Francisco Symphony Conductor Laureate Herbert Blomstedt talks about his musical life, about the music of Sibelius and about his concert with San Francisco Symphony, Thursday evening at Weill Hall, Green Music Center.

Finally, famed conductor Charles Dutoit talks about his musical life, about the music of Debussy, Ravel and Stravinsky, and about his concert with Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, Saturday evening at Weill Hall, Green Music Center.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats with “This American Life” host Ira Glass. They talk about “Three Acts, Two Dancers, One Radio Host: Ira Glass, Monica Bill Barnes, Anna Bass” Saturday evening, February 7, at Wells Fargo Center. Next, actor Steven Abbott & director Jennifer King preview Doug Wright’s Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award-winning one-person play “I Am My Own Wife,” February 6th through 22nd at Cinnabar Theater, Petaluma.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats with pianist Elizabeth Joy Roe and cellist Sæunn Thorsteinsdottir of Green Music Center Ensemble-in-Residence Trio Ariadne. They talk about their cello and piano recital February 1st at Schroeder Hall, Anderson & Roe’s new recording “The Art of Bach” and the final Ariadne Trio concerts as Ensemble-in-Residence, March 1st at Schroeder Hall and March 29th in Weill Hall.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with Van-Cliburn-winner Jon Nakamatsu. They talk about his January 25th recital with clarinetist Jon Manasse at Mt. Tamalpais Methodist Church for Mill Valley Chamber Music Society.

Next, composer/librettist Lisa Scola-Prosek and Director Jayne Wenge preview the dark comic opera "The Lariat," January 23-31 at Thick House Theater in San Francisco.

Finally, violinist David McCarroll talks about his recital with pianist Roy Bogas Sunday afternoon at Schroeder Hall, Green Music Center.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with conductor Michael Christie. He talks about this weekend’s Santa Rosa Symphony concerts “Wild West,” Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon and Monday evening at Weill Hall, Green Music Center.

Next, performer/director Eliot Fintushel previews Wallace Shawn’s “The Fever” January 15th through 25th at Main Stage West, Sebastopol.

Finally, baroque flutist Kathleen Kraft talks about KWPC Baroque’s January 17th Redwood Arts Council concert at Occidental Center for the Arts.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with director Carl Jordan and actors Jill Zimmerman and Mike Pavone. They talk about Bruce Norris’s Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play “Clybourne Park,” January 9th through 25th at 6th Street Playhouse.

Next, Director Kim Bromley and actors Jill Zimmerman and Mike Pavone preview Tom Kitt's and Brian Yorkey’s Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning rock musical “Next to Normal,” January 9th through 18th at Spreckels Performing Arts Center.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with Valentina Osinski and Michael Van Why. They talk about their brand new review ”Edith Piaf: Beneath Paris Skies,” which receives its world premiere Wednesday evening in Cinnabar Theater’s Annual New Year’s Eve Gala, and runs through January 18th at Cinnabar Theater. Next, comedy-cabaret duo Sandy & Richard Riccardi preview their New Year’s Eve Cabaret in two Wednesday evening shows at 6th Street Playhouse.