Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with artistic director Warren Stewart. They talk about Magnificat Baroque Ensemble’s holiday concert “Cavalli: A Venetian Christmas Mass,” December 19th, 20th and 21st in Bay Area venues.

Next, artistic and music director Jeffrey Thomas talks about American Bach Soloists annual performance of Händel's “Messiah," Sunday afternoon at Weill Hall, Green Music Center as well as Friday evening in Grace Cathedral, San Francisco.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with Santa Rosa Symphony Music Director Bruno Ferrandis. They talk about the Santa Rosa Symphony’s next concert, “Angelic Voices,” featuring the Augsburg Cathedral Boys Choir, Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon and Monday evening at Weill Hall, Green Music Center.

Next, early music instrumentalist Joanna Bramel Young previews The Festival Consort annual Christmas concert, Renaissance Glory,” Sunday afternoon at the Petaluma Historical Library and Museum.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with actors Abby Chambers and Sam Starr. They’ll talk about the the encore presentation of "Scrooge: The Musical" November 28th through December 21st at Spreckels Performing Arts Center.

Next, erstwhile, “Out-of-the-Box” host Shafiq Spanos previews Cantiamo Sonoma’s first annual Christmas Concert, December 5th at St. Seraphim Orthodox Church, Santa Rosa.

Finally, Reed Martin talks about the Bay Area Premiere of Reduced Shakespeare Company’s latest show, “The Complete History of Comedy (abridged),” November 28th through December 21st at Marin Theatre Company, Mill Valley.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with cellist Kathryn Bates and violist Charlton Lee. They talk about Del Sol Quartet’s Sunday evening concert at The Shed in Healdsburg for Brave New Music. Next, clarinet virtuoso Carol McGonnell previews Trio Ariadne & Friends Tuesday evening performance of Brian S. Wilson’s "The Mixed Multitude" in Schroeder Hall, Green Music Center. Finally, Executive Director Terence Keane and Education Director Nathan Cummings talk about the "Wizard of Oz,” November 28th to December 14 at Cinnabar Theater.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with writer/director/actor Larry Williams, and actresses Lydia Revelos and Julie Schuldt. They talk about ”Home for the Holidays Vaudeville and Melodrama" November 21st through December 21st at 6th Street Playhouse.

Next, music director Norman Gamboa and pianist Manuel Matarrita preview Sonoma County Philharmonic’s next concert, “Musical Fantasies,” Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon at Santa Rosa High School Performing Arts Auditorium.

Next, violist Richard O’Neill talks about the next Music@Menlo Winter Series concert, “Classical Traditions,” November 16 at The Center for Performing Arts at Menlo-Atherton.

Finally, pianist Kevin Kwan Loucks previews Trio Céleste's performance of ALL the Beethoven Piano Trios, November 19th, 22nd and 23rd in venues around Santa Rosa.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with Starr Hergenrather and company. They preview Analy High School’s production of Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest,” November 14th through 22nd at Analy High School Auditorium. Next, photographer John Martin talks about his new book “In Character: Opera Portraiture.” Finally, executive director Betsy Levine-Proctor & singer Lucy Arnold preview Marin Baroque’s next concert “Storm and Stress: Music for Uncertain Times,” November 15th at First Presbyterian Church, San Anselmo.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with pianist Lara Downes. They talk about her musical life and her series, The Artist Sessions, and its next concert "After the Revels," Saturday afternoon at the Asian Art Museum, San Francisco.

Next, ballet master Alonzo King talks about his LINES Ballet and its Saturday evening performance at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with chats first with vocalist Kelly Brandeburg. They talk about “My Favorite Barbra,” November 1st at Spreckels Performing Arts Center. Next, Anderson & Roe piano duo preview their Friday evening concert at Weill Hall. Finally, Broadway-musical star Haven Burton talks about her Sunday afternoon appearance with Santa Rosa Symphony Pops in “The Way They Were: A Tribute to Marvin Hamlisch and Barbra Streisand” at Wells Fargo Center.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with chats first with Sonoma State University student actors Lyla Elmassian, Conner Pratt and Cat Bish, and assistant director David O’Connell. They talk about Naomi Wallace’s drama "The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek,” October 16th through 25th in Studio 76, Ives Hall and Oscar Wilde’s comedy "The Importance of Being Ernest,” October 30th through November 9th at Person Theater, Sonoma State University.

Next director Craig Miller and actors Mark and Julianne Bradbury preview “The Rocky Horror Show,” October 24th through November 9th at 6th Street Playhouse.

Finally, extraordinary young pianist Einav Yarden talks about her new CD “Oscillations: Piano Music of Beethoven and Stravinsky.”

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with chats first with director Nathan Cummings and actors Laura Jorgensen and Dorian Lockett. They talk about “Driving Miss Daisy,” October 17th through November 2nd at Cinnabar Theater, Petaluma. Next, Elizabeth Craven and company preview Christopher Durang’s hilarious comedy "Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike," October 23 to November 15, at Main Stage West, Sebastopol.