Breaking Character: Recent Episodes
Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow
In this special holiday episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about "Deck Our Halls – A GhostLight Holiday Benefit Concert with guest Alyson Snyder at The GhostLight Theatre; and Lari Lawrence-Gist stops by to talk about The Citadel Dance & Music Center's production of "A Steamed Nutcracker Year 5," which takes place at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul sit down with actors Shane Blair, Brenda Matthews, and Landon Horne to talk about the Lake Michigan College's production of the Ike Holder play "Exit Strategy" being staged at The GhostLight Theatre.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul sit down with director Peggy Harrington and actor Susan Meadows to talk about the Twin City Players production of "Marjorie Prime"; pianist Larry Schanker and Coastline Children's Film Festival's Tom Allen discuss "Flick or Treat," a Halloween-themed film event at The GhostLight; and Lake Michigan College Visual & Performing Arts Chair and Music Director Kristopher Zook, to talk about "The Deathly Hallows: A Howl-O-Ween Choral Concert & Costume Party" at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul sit down with New Territory Arts Associations' Nathan Margoni and Water Street Glassworks' Eli Zilke to talk about Friday's Fall Art Hop in the Benton Harbor Arts District; and magician Mike Super who performs this weekend at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome Traverse City-based singer-songwriter May Erlewine, who returns Saturday to The Livery to release her new album, "Second Sight"; and actor, producer and Benton Harbor native Ernie Hudson talks about assisting the Lake Michigan College theatre production of "Exit Strategy."
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul sit down with Krasl Art Center deputy director and curator Tami Miller and Tasha Turner, the program director for Trauma Informed Initiatives at Spectrum Health Lakeland, to preview "Resiliency," an exhibition opening Friday that showcases the work of contemporary artists from across the U.S. who explore, celebrate and practice resiliency in their art.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul preview "Million Dollar Quartet," the Tony Award-winning, Broadway musical that opens its national tour Oct. 1 at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College, including an interview with Trevor Dorner, who portrays Jerry Lee Lewis in the show.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul preview Beatles vs. Stones: A Musical Showdown, which kicks off the 2019-2020 Mainstage season at Lake Michigan College's Mendel Center; and welcome Anna Russo-Sieber and Lucia Liano to the studio to talk Italian culture classes and more at ARS Gallery Arts & Culture Center.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome Krasl Art Center's Nathan Margoni, host RJ Williams, presenters Karen Joy B., and Terry Choate to talk about PechaKucha Vol. 18 taking place outside The Livery during Artoberfest in the Benton Harbor Arts District.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome director Sarah Simmons and actors John Taylor and Fran Michelini from the Twin City Players production of "Mamma Mia!"; as well as Nikki Gauthier and artists Doug Klemm and Terry Choate to talk about the Series 6 Exhibition at the Box Factory for the Arts.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome director August Garritano and actor Jason Cope, who portrays Bobby Strong, from The GhostLight Theatre's production of "Urinetown"; and the duo of Jenna Mammina & Rolf Sturm share their tale and music before their weekend gig at The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul sit down with LaPorte, Ind.-based visual artists Jon Hook and Andrea Peterson as well as Krasl Art Center curator and deputy director Tami Miller to discuss "Inhaling the Universe," Hook and Peterson's new immersive exhibition opening Friday, Aug. 9 in the main galleries of the St. Joseph art center.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome veteran Twin City Players actors Bill Klein and Carol Sizer who star in The GhostLight Theatre's production of "Clybourne Park"; and ARS Gallery owner Anna Russo-Sieber and summer interns Emma Neuser and Lindsay White talk about Neuser's solo show "Subliminal," opening at the Benton Harbor gallery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra music director and conductor Robin Fountain, piano accompanist Joshua Goins, and actors Leo Carmody and Danny LeMache to talk about the SMSO and The GhostLight's joint production of "West Side Story," which takes place Friday and Saturday at Shadowland Pavilion on Silver Beach.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Nikki Gauthier of the Box Factory for the Arts and artists Susan Teague and Erica Roberts about the Series 5 Exhibition opening Friday; and Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra's Kyle Bartoszek and vocalists Jenna Mammina and Carina Kanzler, who are part of R-E-S-P-E-C-T 2 performing Friday at The Acorn Theater and Saturday as part of the SMSO's Summerfest at Shadowland Pavilion on Silver Beach
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with director Paul Stortz and actors Dan Maxon, Meghan Pelkey, Mariah Rifenberg and John Crumb from The GhostLight Theatre's production of "No Exit"; Krasl Art Center's Matthew Bizoe and Dee Hodgson, who preview the 58th annual Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff; and director Meagan Francis, actor Aly Wilson, Children's Music Workshops executive director Adrienne Glison and Lake Michigan College's Kristopher Zook, who discuss LMC and CMW's joint production of Disney's "Newsies."
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul sit down with singer Alyson Snyder, one of the guest performers for The GhostLight's Red Carpet Premiere Party Event with Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown; and Coastline Children's Film Festival Founder Leslie Sullivan, who talks about the Summer Films at the Box Factory for the Arts.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul sit down with Fun Squad members Nathan Margoni, Lea Bult, Clement Teo and Christian Webster whose new group show, "Four Walls & a Dance Party" opens Friday as part of the NTAA Summer Solstice Art Hop; Niki Haris, who talks about Sunday's final (?) Coming Home Coming Together Concert; and Scott Stapp of Creed who plays Four Winds Casino's Silver Creek Event Center.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul sit down with actors Elizabeth Pacheco Rose and Branch Fields who portray Francesca and Robert in "The Bridges of Madison County," the Tony Award-winning Jason Robert Brown musical that opens the inaugural season of The GhostLight Theatre in the Benton Harbor Arts District.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Marty and Wendy Golob, who are directing the Twin City Players' "The Addams Family"; Box Factory's Nikki Gauthier, guest curators Ali Hansen and Carol L. Myers, and photographer Andy Sawyer about the Michiana Annual Art Competition; and musicians Mike Struwin & Matt Sypian, who are playing The Livery.
In this special bonus episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome back some favorite and recurring guests in celebration of their 100th podcast during this live recording on the grounds of the Krasl Art Center. Among those stopping by are Larry Nielsen; Larry Underwood; Anna Russo-Sieber; Becky Wehmer; Julia Gourley; Lana DeFrancesco; Mike Nadolski; Nathan Margoni; Nikki Gauthier; Kristen Patzer; and Jenny Waters.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Krasl Art Center Deputy Director and Curator Tami Miller about the new exhibitions "Pete Souza: Two Presidents, One Photographer" and "In the artlab: Norwood Viviano" opening Friday at KAC; and Anna Russo-Sieber, owner of ARS Gallery Arts & Culture Center, about their "I Am The Greatest" Beach Bash on Saturday at North Pier Brewing.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Mike Nadolski, executive director of The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College, and Grace Kelmer, director of the Mainstage, to announce the 2019-2020 Mendel Center Mainstage season lineup; The GhostLight Theatre's inaugural class of apprentice artists, Fafa Shaeffer, Zachary Myers, Micah Brooks and Hans Chelesvig, and Indianapolis-based musician Joshua Powell, whose namesake band returns to play The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul chat with musicians JD McPherson and Nora Jane Struthers, who are both part of the lineup of the 7th annual BBQ, Blues & Bluegrass festival taking place Saturday at Whirlpool Centennial Park in St. Joseph; and Jonathan Cable, who portrays Nick Massi, in the national touring production of "Jersey Boys," which takes the stage Thursday night at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College in Benton Harbor.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by ARS Gallery-Arts & Culture Center owner and namesake Anna Russo Sieber and Michigan artist Shanna Shearer, who has a new exhibition opening Friday at ARS; and St. Joseph Today Executive Director Amy Zapal, who shares the music, food and drink lineup of the 7th annual BBQ, Blues and Bluegrass.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by Box Factory for the Arts executive director Kristen Patzer and artists Kristin Hosbein, Kathleen Newman and Carol L. Myers to talk about their new exhibitions opening Friday at the venue; and The Mendel Center executive director Mike Nadolski and Mainstage director Grace Kelmer announce the 2019-2020 lineup of The Economic Club of Southwestern Michigan Speaker Series at Lake Michigan College.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Mary Fahl, the former lead vocalist for 1990s chamber-pop group October Project, who returns Saturday to play a solo show at The Acorn Theater in Three Oaks.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome back Twin City Players board president Bill Klein to talk about the newly released 2019-2020 TCP Mainstage Season; and chat with The Go Rounds' Mike Savina, who along with his bandmates, returns to The Livery on Friday to play a special show dedicated to the music of Talking Heads as part of Funk Fest.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome back Krasl Art Center Deputy Director and Curator Tami Miller to talk about "Body Language," a new multi-media exhibition, which will be on view beginning Friday in the KAC galleries. The exhibition features the works of Sara Peak Convery, Jacklynn Kelsey, Lisa Krannichfeld, Mychaelyn Michalec, Alanna Huck-Scarry, KC Crow Maddux, Klaus Pinter and Rui Sha.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Steve Boone of The Lovin' Spoonful who headlines "Stars of the Sixties" on Saturday at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College; and the Krasl Art Center's Keith Stevens returns to talk about the Middle and High School Student Art Exhibition – a partnership between Krasl, Berrien RESA and the Box Factory for the Arts – which will be on view beginning Saturday at the Box.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by director Paige Smillie and actors Kraig Kirkdorfer and David Womack from Twin City Players production of "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," which opens Friday for a three-weekend run at the TCP Playhouse; and improv veteran Deb Rabbai, co-director of "Broadway’s Next Hit Musical," which makes a tour stop Friday at The Mendel Center Mainstage at Lake Michigan College.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by Roketta Moore and Lorie Kraus, two of the stars of the Lake Michigan College Performing Arts Department’s production of “Sister Act,” which opens this weekend on The Mendel Center Mainstage; and pianist/composer Dr. Larry Schanker, who performs a concert titled “From Ragtime to Rock 'n' Roll” at The Acorn Theater as part of the Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra's new SMSO Presents series.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by New Territory Arts Association's Nathan Margoni and ARS Gallery-Arts & Culture Center founder and namesake Anna Russo Sieber to talk about NTAA's Spring Art Hop in the Benton Harbor Arts District; Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra music director and conductor Robin Fountain, who talks about SMSO's "Amazing Amadeus" concert at the Howard Performing Arts Center; and Justin Spencer of "Recycled Percussion," who brings his show to The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by Coastline Children's Film Festival founder and curator Leslie Sullivan and Young Filmmakers Competition coordinator Thomas Allen to talk about the 9th annual, 10-day festival, which kicks off Friday at the Krasl Art Center; and Krasl youth programs coordinator Keith Stevens and youth instructor Emily McKenna about this year's Elementary School Student Art Exhibition, a partnership between Krasl, Berrien RESA and the Box Factory for the Arts, which opens Saturday afternoon at the Box.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Michigan musician Seth Bernard who performs with Johnny Irion on Friday at The Livery; and also unveil details about The GhostLight's inaugural season, including the lineup of shows and the final push challenge grant to complete the new Benton Harbor theater.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Larie Underwood of The GhostLight and Debbie Boyersmith of Eden Springs about "Benton Harbor's Forgotten Garden," which is part of a new series at The Phoenix Coffeeshop; Lake Michigan College Music Director Kristopher Zook about LMC's "Fire & Ice" vocal concert at The Mendel center's Hanson Theatre; and Lana DeFrancesco and Kate Ulery of The Heritage Museum & Cultural Center about the new exhibition, "Historic Wedding Dresses and The Local Women They Adorned" and a their new Living History Series.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Peggy Harrington and Susan Meadows of Twin City Players about their production of "Wedding Secrets"; Tami Miller of the Krasl Art Center about the new exhibition, "Aftermath: War is Only Half the Story"; and Joelle Regovich of the Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra about The Dukes of Dixieland joining the orchestra at The Mendel Center's Grand Upton Hall at Lake Michigan College and the new series, SMSO Presents, which opens with "That's Amore" at The Acorn Theater.
In this week’s snowed-in episode, Jeremy talks with Cirque Mechanics founder Chris Lashua about 42FT – A Menagerie of Mechanical Marvels at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College; and musician Dan Deitrich who returns to The Livery with special guests, Cliff Ritchey and Josh Kaufman.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Brandon DeJaynes, The Livery's booking & promotions manager, about upcoming events at the Benton Harbor brewery; and Coastline Children's Film Festival founder Leslie Sullivan about a special sneak peak screening of "Jeanette, The Childhood of Joan of Arc" at the Box Factory for the Arts.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with The Mendel Center Mainstage director Grace Kelmer about the Russian National Ballet bringing "Sleeping Beauty" to Lake Michigan College on Friday; and Box Factory for the Arts events and programs coordinator Nikki Gauthier and New Buffalo photographer Joel Brussell about new exhibitions opening Friday at the Box.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with The Verve Pipe’s Brian Vander Ark who plays a solo show at The Livery; and examine the recently released inaugural season of The GhostLight Theatre in Benton Harbor.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with May Erlewine & The Motivations who play The Livery; and Marty Hesse and Alyson Snyder about The GhostLight Theatre"s 2019 season review party at Silver Beach Carousel.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about the Paul Mow & Friends 10th annual Holiday Show at The Livery with singers Meredith Best George and Kacie Colleen Mercer; and Freekbass returning to The Livery with The Bump Assembly featuring Sammi Garett of Turkuaz.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about the Twin City Players second stage production of “How The Grinch Stole Christmas”; The Citadel Dance & Music Center's "A Steamed Nutcracker"; and Bryan Lubeck’s “Rejoice 2018.”
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about the Twin City Players production of “Scrooge! The Musical"; New Territory Arts Association’s Holiday Art Hop in the Benton Harbor Arts District; and PechaKucha Night at the Box Factory for the Arts.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Krasl Art Center’s Tami Miller about the new “Arte Cubano” exhibition; Children’s Music Workshop’s Adrienne Glisson and Jen Bomar about their production of “Disney’s Aladdin Jr.”; and musician Jake Allen who plays The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with the Box Factory's Nikki Gauthier and Kristen Patzer about the Holiday Makers Market; and comedy sketch and improv artist Sarah Dell’Amico about The Second City’s Non-Denominational Christmas Show at The Acorn Theater.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Kortney Moore, Isabella Miller and Deleeshia Hall about Lake Michigan College’s production of “Caroline, Or Change"; and Goran Ivanovic of the Fareed Haque & Goran Ivanovic Guitar Duo, who performs at The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Anna Russo Sieber about the new exhibition “Jerry Catania: Artwork & Inspiration” at ARS Gallery; cellist Ian Maksin who brings his Zaria Band to The Mendel Center; and bassist Bruce Hall of REO Speedwagon about returning to Four Winds Casino.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with The Backups, the trio of Morgan Ingle, Leslie Sypian and Meredith George, who play the Box Factory for the Arts; the Box's Nikki Gauthier; and Mark Lavengood of the Mark Lavengood Band who returns to The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with the Krasl Art Center’s Tami Miller and Matthew Bizoe about the Sculpting Community project and its EnVision party celebration; and the Twin City Players’ Carol Sizer, who returns to the director’s chair for the company’s latest production, “An Act of the Imagination.”
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with The Mendel Center’s Grace Kelmer and the bands The Hunts, The Accidentals and Switchback about Indie Fest 18 at The Mendel Center; and British pop singer-songwriter Callaghan, who returns to The Acorn Theater.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with cellist Ifetayo Ali-Landing, who joins the Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra for “Romantic Cello"; Nathan Margoni of the New Territory Arts Association and artist John Gutoskey about the Fall Harvest Art Hop; and Isaac Berkowitz and Chris Bota of Grand Rapids-based band Desmond Jones who plays The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Michael Myers’ actor Tony Moran, who visits Niles Scream Park; Bev Smith of The Winsome Hags, who plays the Box Factory for the Arts; and Pat Walsh of The North 41, who return to The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra executive director Sue Kellogg and Craig A. Meyer to talk about "Piano Men" at The Mendel Center; glass artist Eli Zilke and Nikki Gauthier to talk about new exhibitions at the Box Factory for the Arts; and “The Voice” finalist Joshua Davis, who brings his band to The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by St. Joseph Today’s Amy Zapal to talk about Roots & Brews featuring Phoenix-based indie rock band Jared & The Mill; The HillBenders who return to The Livery to present "The Who's Tommy: A Bluegrass Opry"; and jazz vocalist Kimberly Gordon, who brings her quartet to The Acorn Theater.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by Nathan Margoni and Adrienne Alane White to talk about NTAA’s Artoberfest featuring PechaKucha Night; Nora Jane Struthers & The Party Line, who returns to The Livery; and trumpet player Benje Daneman, who performs at the South Haven Jazz Fest.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by Scott Bradford, Meagan Francis and Adrienne Glisson to talk about Twin City Players' season-opening production of “Chicago;” Erik Stolhanske, best known for his role as Rabbit in the “Super Troopers” films, who visits The Livery; and Jarad Selnar of Kalamazoo band Saxsquatch & The Bridge Band who returns to The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by Krasl Art Center deputy director Tami Miller to talk about the new exhibition, “Personal to Political: Celebrating the African American Artists of Paulson Fontaine Press”; young blues guitarist Jake Kershaw who plays The Livery; and Grammy Award-winning flutist Rhonda Larson, who closes the summer season of the South Haven Performance Series.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with alt-country singer-songwriter Robbie Fulks, who plays The Acorn Theater; rock and blues guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd whose band plays Four Winds Casino’s Silver Creek Event Center; and Erin Lenau, whose Grand Rapids band Hollywood Makeout makes their debut at The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Slim Gypsy Baggage vocalist Morgan Ingle and The Livery’s owner and brewmaster Simon Rush about the venue’s 13th anniversary party; actors Carol Sizer and Paul Stortz of “The Velocity of Autumn,” the finale of The Twin City Players’ Women in Theatre Summer Festival; and Marty Hesse of The GhostLight Theatre about the project’s capital campaign kickoff event.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with artist David Baker and the Box Factory for the Arts’ Nikki Gauthier about the new exhibits “Broken,” "Curiouser and Curiouser” and “Undertow”; actor Meghan Pelkey about the one-woman show “The Belle of Amherst” as part of The Twin City Players’ Women in Theatre Summer Festival; and Beth Haire-Lewis, Candice Elders and Joelle Regovich about the Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra's R-E-S-P-E-C-T concert.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with actor Christy Sloan about the one-woman show “Big Pants and Botox” as part of The Twin City Players’ Women in Theatre Summer Festival; Traverse City-based singer-songwriter May Erlewine, who plays The Livery; and pianist Ikuyo Nakamichi who performs at Listiak Auditorium as part of the South Haven Performance Series.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with director Larry Nielsen about the opening weekend of The Twin City Players’ Women in Theatre Summer Festival featuring “Hospice” and “And Baby Makes Two: An Adoption Tale”; and Jemma Alix Levy, founding artistic director of Muse of Fire Theatre Company, who is directing Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival’s Touring Company production of “The Merchant of Venice.”
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Leah Tirado, Rachel Thomas and Jorge Rivera-Herrans about the Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra’s production of "In The Heights" in partnership with South Bend Civic Theatre; and Karli Morehouse of the Grand Rapids indie alt-pop band Lipstick Jodi, which plays The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Krasl Art Center’s Dee Hodgson and Laura Lukas about the Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff; trumpet player Cindy Bradley who headlines the Smooth Jazz at Sunset concert; and Children’s Music Workshop executive director Adrienne Glisson about the TeenStock production of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame."
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Mulebone who plays both The Livery and a Foundry Hall show; Corky Siegel whose Chamber Blues ensemble returns to The Acorn Theater with guest vocalist Lynne Jordan; and singer-songwriter Katie Todd, who plays The Acorn after a self-imposed musical hiatus.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Lana DeFrancesco, Nathan Margoni and Ali Hansen about PechaKucha Night St. Joseph/Benton Harbor Volume 13; Southwest Michigan singer Char Jones about the release of her new CD “Stronger 5.0!”; and East Nashville-based band Adrian + Meredith, who will be making their debut at The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with singer Niki Haris, who headlines the Gene Harris Coming Home Coming Together 20th Anniversary Concert; Asheville, N.C.-based acoustic string band Fireside Collective, who will be making their debut at The Livery; and “Under Their Thumb” author Bill German, who shares his tales from his years in the inner sanctum of the Rolling Stones, at The Acorn Theater.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with the Fun Squad as part of the New Territory Arts Association’s Summer Solstice Art Hop; Cara Ronk about the “Michiana Area Art Competition” at the Box Factory for the Arts; and Benjamin James who plays The Livery.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about the Twin City Players new production of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee"; Billy Strings headlining the Makers Trail Festival; and Decades Rewind returning to the Lake Michigan College Mendel Center Mainstage Theatre.
In this week's episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about the Krasl Art Center's "2018 Biennial Sculpture Invitational;" musician Jared Rabin at The Livery; and Cracker at The Acorn Theater.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about The Accidentals concert at the KitchenAide Senior PGA Championship; The Mendel Center’s new season announcement; and comedian Billy Gardell of “Mike & Molly Fame” playing Four Winds’ Silver Creek Event Center.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about BBQ, Blues and Bluegrass including interviews with Ben Kaufmann of Yonder Mountain String Band and blues guitarist Albert Cummings; and The GhostLight Theatre’s inaugural Link’d In Putt-Putt Tournament.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about GhostLight Theatre’s encore presentation of “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf”; The Clairvoyants tour stop at Four Winds Casino’s Silver Creek Event Center; Deep Greens & Blues return to The Livery; and Women of Riversong at the Box Factory for the Arts.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about “Series 3: Nothing Is Ordinary,” three new exhibitions from Doug Klemm, Tom Van Valey, and Andy Sawyer at the Box Factory for the Arts; Bassel & The Supernaturals at The Livery; Short Attention Span Theater at The Acorn Theater; and Eddie Money at Four Winds Casino’s Silver Creek Event Center.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra's "Latin Rhythms” concert featuring guitarist Jiji Kim; Henhouse Prowlers at The Livery; and Gilmore Young Artist Wei Luo.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about PechaKucha Volume 12; 1964 The Tribute; and Southshore Concert Band’s “Spring is in the Air” concert at The Mendel Center.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about Funk Fest at The Livery featuring both Cory Wong & The Green Screen Band and The North 41; CMW’s production of “Annie Jr.”; and “Mutts Gone Nuts” at The Mendel Center.
In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about Twin City Players’ production of “Doubt: A Parable” and the band Foreigner returning to Four Winds Casino Resort’s Silver Creek Event Center.
In this week's episode, Jeremy and Paul talk about Southwest Michigan’s connection to “Ready Player One,” SHCA’s 69th Members Exhibition, and the band Urban Tropic returning to The Livery.
This week, Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk about Krasl Art Center's new exhibition, "Wandering Spirit: African Wax Prints;" Lake Michigan College's production of "Hairspray;" and classic rock band, Kansas.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk to members of the Twin City Players about their Christmas Show, "Miracle on 34th Street;" PechaKucha Volume 11; and SMSO's Sounds of the Season concert.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk with John Owens about the Lake Michigan College Music Department's Holiday Collage Concert; Sasha Alcott from When Particles Collide, who will be performing in Buchanan; and The Fantasticks, who will be performing at The Acorn Theater.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk to Jay Leno, who is performing at Four Winds Casino's Silver Creek Event Center; and Chip Davis from Mannheim Steamroller, who will be performing at the Mendel Center Mainstage.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow will be talking about "Airline Highway" directed by Paul Mow at Lake Michigan College in the Hanson Theater this weekend.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk with Susan Matheny from CMW about their performance of "Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat;" Nora Struthers, who performs at the Livery on Friday; and Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk to Tami Miller, the Curator at the Krasl Art Center, about two new exhibitions opening on Friday. They also speak with with Leah Tirado about the SMSO and The Livery presenting a Collaborative Puerto Rico Strong Hurricane Relief Concert on Sunday; and Jeff Daniels, who will be performing at The Acorn Theater.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk to Bill Klein from the Twin Cities Players about the upcoming performance of "Murder in Green Meadows;" the cast of the Rocky Horror Cabaret; and Callahan, who performs at the Livery.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk with Nathan Margoni and Donna Sauers about the Art Hop in the Arts District in Downtown Benton Harbor; Susan Padveen about "The Portrait"; and Alan Barcus, who will be performing at The Acorn Theater.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk to Howie Mandel, Graham Nash, and Alice Peacock about their performances this weekend all around Southwest Michigan.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk about the Box Factory for the Arts' annual member show. They also talk with Austin Thompson of The Way Down Wanderers, and Joe Winters of The Steepwater Band.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk to the creator of B-The Underwater Bubble show that will be at the LMC Mendel Center; and Brian Lubeck, who is playing at the Acorn and the Krasl Art Center.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk with Sandy Deanne from Jay & The Americans; Gary Lewis from Gary Lewis & the Playboys, who are performing at the Mendel Center Mainstage at Lake Michigan College; and Travis Atkinson of Deep Greens & Blues, who is playing at The Livery in Benton Harbor this weekend.
This week Jeremy and Paul talk about PechaKucha during Artober Fest in the Benton Harbor Arts District, and Janelle Faiman of Janelle & the Gentleman.
This week Jeremy talks with the Cast of The Twin City Players' production of "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged), and also to John Hagen of the Texas Tenors.
This week Jeremy and Paul talk with organizer Judith Racht about the Outsiders Outside Art Fair; Theresa Caputo (from TLC's The Long Island Medium) about her show this weekend; and bluegrass band, My Girl, My Whiskey and Me.
This week Jeremy and Paul talk to Grammy nominated alt-country pioneer Robbie Faulks; Sally Grayson from the German-based band, Black Swift; and members of The Nightflyers Donald Fagan and Connor Kennedy.
This week Jeremy and Paul talk with Mike Nadolski from the Mendel Center Mainstage about this upcoming Season; as well as Sara Azriel, The Tumbleweed Jumpers, and Rusted Root, who are all performing this weekend in Southwest Michigan.
Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk to Jennifer Knapp, who is playing at the Acorn Theater; Brass Transit who is joining the Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra this Saturday at Shadowland Pavilion; and the Co-director of Alchemy: An Artists/Writers Initiative.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk to the band Slim Gypsy Baggage about their performance at the Livery; Robert Swan from Harbor Country Opera; and A Thousand Horses, the headliners of 97.5 Y-Country's Summer Jam.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk about the Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra's performance of "My Fair Lady" directed by Paul Mow; and Comedy Juggler Mark Nizer, who is performing at the Acorn this weekend.
This Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul mow talk to Bob Zaney, who is playing at the Black River Tavern; The Box Factory's Jamie Bingaman and Samantha Houser about what's New at the Box; and Michael Moyer and Laura Morris from Lake Michigan College Vintners.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk with the Director of CMW's production of "Guys and Dolls;" Meagan Francis, and DJ Spinderella from Salt-N-Peppa. #DOTELL
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk with Corrie Wolosin from the Krasl Art fair; Marc Antoine, who is headlining the 15th annual Smooth Jazz at Sunset; and Lauren Kunkel, who will be performing at the Heritage Museum & Cultural Center in St.Joseph this weekend.
Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk about the Krasl Art Fair; Genna & Jesse playing at the Box Factory; and The Accidentals who are playing at the Livery.
This week Paul and Jeremy talk with Joan Callaso, who is headlining the 19th Coming Home Coming Together concert in downtown Benton Harbor; Corrie Wolosin from the Krasl Art Fair; and Griffin House, who is performing at the Acorn Theater.
This week Jeremy and Paul talk with Cara Garnett about the MAAC at the Box Factory; Bob Swan from Harbor Country Opera; and Melissa Etheridge, who is performing this weekend at Four Wind's Silver Creek Event Center.
This week Paul Mow and Jeremy D. Bonfiglio talk to the Director and members of the Cast of the Twin City Players' production of "Assassins;" the Director of the Citadel Symphony Chorus; and Neil Byrne and Ryan Kelly of Byrne & Kelly.
This week Paul Mow and Jeremy D. Bonfiglio talk with illusionist Jay Owenhouse, who will be at the Mendel Center Mainstage; and Delilah DeWylde, who is performing at the Acorn Theater. Also playing the Acorn is Easy Leaves.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk with George Thorogood and Bigfoot Buffalo about their performances this weekend; and Mike Nadolski from the Mendel Center Mainstage about what is coming to the Mainstage in the 2017-2018 Mainstage Season.
This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk about the 5th Annual BBQ, Blues, and Bluegrass; the 80's mix tape concert; and Letters Home at the Mendel Center Mainstage.