Host Charles Sepos chats first with extraordinary string bassist Scott Pingel. They talk about his musical life and his participation in Music@Menlo, running through August 8th in venues around Atherton.

Next, Artistic Director Michael Adams previews Music in the Vineyards, July 31st through August 23rd in venues around Napa.

Finally, violinist Pala Garcia and cellist John Popham talk about their piano trio, Longleash, and their participation as resident artists in PianoSonoma, whose performances run July 28th through August 8th at the Green Music Center on the Sonoma State University campus in Rohnert Park.

This week on Curtain Call, host Charles Sepos chats first with distinguished pianist Gilbert Kalish. They talk about his musical life and his participation in the 13th annual Music@Menlo, running through August 8th in venues around Atherton.

Next, playwright / producer Dezi Gallegos and company preview his new play "Yesterday Again,” July 24th through August 2nd at 6th Street Playhouse, then August 7th through 16th at Lucky Penny Productions in Napa.

Finally, noted pianist and filmmaker Antonio Iturrioz and piano aficionado Larry Lobell talk about "Gottschalk in Petaluma,” July 27 at Petaluma Historical Museum.

This week on Curtain Call, host Charles Sepos chats first with Co-Founder and Co-Director David Finckel. They talk about the 13th Annual Music@Menlo Summer Festival entitled “Schubert,” July 17th through August 8 in venues around Atherton.

Next, Music Director Eric Zivian and Artistic Director Tanya Tomkins preview Valley of the Moon Music Festival, July 19th through August 2nd at Hanna Boys Center in Sonoma.

This week on Curtain Call, host Charles Sepos chats first with Performance Coordinator Tim Bach. We talk about California Summer Music, July 5th through 27th at Sonoma State University.

Next, director David Lear and actor Al Caplan preview Shakespeare in the Cannery’s "12th Night,” July 10th through August 15 in Railroad Square.

What’s happening this summer? Find out here with Curtain Call, with your host Charles Sepos, when he chats first with Artistic Administrator Richard Lonsdorf. They talk about “Summer with the San Francisco Symphony.”

Next, Director for Popular Programming Peter Williams previews about the “Summer 2015 Mastercard Performance Series,” July 4th through September 25th at Weill Hall and Lawn.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats firts with Co-Executive Director Stephan Stubbins. We talk about Transcendence Theater Company’s “Broadway under the Stars,” June 19th through September 13th at Jack London State Park, and a special one-night-only concert this Wednesday evening at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts.

Next, Co-Executive Director Zarin Mehta previews ChamberFest 2015, June 24th through 28th at Green Music Center.

Finally, stage director Larry Williams, music director and actor Jake Turner and actress Emma Mercier talk about "Buddy! The Buddy Holly Story,” June 26th through July 19th at 6th Street Playhouse.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats with pianist Orli Shaham about her musical life and her new recording “Brahms Inspired.”

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with San Francisco Symphony Chorus Director Ragnar Bohlin. They talk about his participation in San Francisco Symphony’s “Beethoven Festival,” June 10th through 28th at Davies Symphony Hall.

Next, director Elly Lichenstein and singers Kim Anderman and Eileen Morris preview Verdi’s “Falstaff,” June 12th through 28th at Cinnabar Theater.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with master conductor Charles Dutoit. They talk about his musical life and his performances with San Francisco Symphony this weekend and next at Davies Symphony Hall.

Next, mixed media artist Krista Anandakuttan, photographer James Cyb and sculptor Frank Schueler preview the 21st Annual “Art at the Source: Open Studios,” the first two weekends of June, all around West Sonoma County.

Finally, ZOFO talk about their musical lives and their new recording “ZOFO Plays Terry Riley.”

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with Healdsburg Jazz Festival founder and director Jessica Felix. They talk about the 17th Annual Healdsburg Jazz Festival, May 29th through June 7th.

Next, Artistic Director Elizabeth Craven, stage director Rick Eldridge, and actress Miranda Lawson preview Jason Wells’ political satire "The North Plan,” May 28th through June 21st at Main Stage West.