Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with ceramic artist Gerald Arrington and watercolor painter Sally Baker. They talk about ART Trails Open Studios, Saturdays and Sundays, October 11th and 12th and October 18th and 19th, all around Sonoma County. Next, executive director Craig Miller and actors Shawna Eiermann and Ari Vozaitis preview "The Addams Family: The Musical,” October 10th through November 2nd at 6th Street Playhouse. Finally, Anthony Martinez and Stephanie Dietz talk about the classic musical "Guys & Dolls,” running October 10th through 26th at Spreckels Performing Arts Center, Rohnert Park.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with violin soloist Michael d'Arcy and music director Norman Gamboa. They talk about Sonoma County Philharmonic’s next set “Petersburg Passion,” Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon at Santa Rosa High School Performing Arts Auditorium. Next, actors Jeremy Boucher and Mike Mathis preview North Bay Stage Company’s production of A.R. Gurney’s drama “Sylvia," October 3rd through 19th at Wells Fargo Center. Finally, pianist Sarah Cahill talks about her new CD “Patterns of Plants” and her October 4th performance at McEvoy Ranch’s “Red Piano Wine: Release Party & Dinner.”

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with violinist Ian Swensen. They talk about his musical life and about his Saturday evening concert with pianist Jeffrey LaDeur and clarinetist Brenden Guy, at Occidental Center for the Arts, for Redwood Arts Council.

Next, cello diva Alisa Weilerstein talks about her musical life and her new recording of the Dvořák Cello Concerto.

Finally, executive director Allan Brenner previews this year’s EarleFest Americana Festival, September 27th on the pastoral grounds of the Earle Baum Center for the Blind.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with director Thomas Chapman, actress Liz Jahren and actor Larry Williams. They talk about John Van Druten's comedy "Bell, Book and Candle,” September 19th through October 12th at Spreckels Performing Arts Center, Rohnert Park.

Next, director Elizabeth Craven and company preview Henrik Ibsen’s “Hedda Gabler,” September 18th through October 5th at Main Stage West, Sebastopol.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with “cello goddess” Maya Beiser. They talk about her new recording of new arrangements by Evan Ziporyn of music of Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Nirvana, Janis Joplin, Howlin’ Wolf, King Crimson, Muddy Waters, and AC/DC, and her Wednesday evening performance at Yoshi’s San Francisco.

Next, director Craig Miller and actors Dallas Munger and Jacquelyn Wells preview Tennessee Williams’ “The Glass Menagerie,” September 12th through 28th at 6th Street Playhouse.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with dancers and SSU faculty members Christine Cali and Kristen Daley. They talk about their West Wave Dance Festival performance on September 5, at Z Space, San Francisco.

Next, director Elly Lichenstein, actor Stephen Walsh and director Nathan Cummings preview the musical "Fiddler on the Roof,” September 5th through 21st at Cinnabar Theater.

Finally, Trio Ariadne talk about their musical lives and their Thursday evening concert at Weill Hall.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with pianist William Wolfram. They talk about his musical life and his participation in Music in the Vineyards, which runs through August 24th in venues in and around Napa.

Next, organist James David Christie talks about his life in music and his Saturday evening, recital inaugurating the historical John Brombaugh Opus 9 organ in the new Schroeder Hall at Green Music Center.

Next, Green Music Center co-executive director Zarin Mehta talks about the grand opening weekend of the new Schroeder Hall, Green Music Center, Sonoma State University.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with Principal Cellist of The Minnesota Orchestra, Anthony Ross. They talk about his musical life and his participation in Music in the Vineyards, running through August 24th in venues in and around Napa.

Next, director Stephan Stubbins previews “The Music of the Night,” running through August 24th at Broadway under the Stars in Jack London State Park.

Finally, director Barry Martin and actors Taylor Bartolucci and James Sasser talk about the Broadway Musical "Funny Girl,” August 22nd through September 14th at 6th Street Playhouse.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with pianist and Music@Menlo co-director Wu Han. They talk about her musical life and wrap up this 12th season of Music@Menlo.

Next, director Gene Abravaya and actress Kelly Brandeburg preview the musical “Oliver,” running August 15th through 31st at Spreckels Performing Arts Center.

Finally, violinist Axel Strauss talks about his musical life and about his participation in Music in the Vineyards, running through August 24th in venues around Napa.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with violinist Alexander Sitkovetsky. They talk about his musical life and his participation in this 12th season of Music@Menlo.

Next, co-director Michael Adams previews the 20th season of Music in the Vineyards, August 1st through 24th in venues in and around Napa.

Finally, Music Director David Robertson talks about the Saturday evening performance of violin soloist Gil Shaham and National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America at Weill Hall, Green Music Center