Marcus Center for the Performing Arts

And you'll also see big digital billboards Win our way on the associated bank branches.

Uh, the Baird Center has a big wrap around, around, uh, digital billboard, and you've also got The Corners, the Marcus Performing Arts Center, Miller High Life Theater, Potawatomi Casino Hotel's leaning into the, to the big digital billboards.

It's...

And the Summerfest gate and UW Panther Arena.

I could try, but it would be very, very terrible.

See? Just only dipped my toe in it.

But, uh, uh, there was a moment from the one-man show, Churchill, which if you missed it last night at the Marv- Marcus Performing Arts Center, uh, you do have another chance to experience this one-man show that British actor David Payne created.

And it's a Sunday at Eau Claire's Pablo Center at the Confluence.

We're literally a block from the mayor's office at City Hall.

We're a half a block from the Marcus Center and The Rep.

So for the convenience of being right on the other sever- other river from the Deer District, it- if you drop a, if you drop a, a pin on a map, it is an incredible location.

But it was a period that it was sorta dark, and we had closed r- uh, Rumpus Room at COVID.

I didn't know if it was a location thing or maybe the pandemic sort of, uh, kind of fueled that.

So I thought it was one of the best concepts we did, and there are a lot of people literally today, people coming into High Steak saying, "I miss Rump." We all loved Rumpus.

But what I heard consistently is it wasn't Bartolotta enough for people that are getting dressed up to go to, um, you know, the Marcus Center or The Rep or- or s- or a show at the Pabst or something.

So at the end of the day, um, I have to listen to my guests.

We're going to step into history in about five minutes with acclaimed actor David Payne.

He is bringing Sir Winston Churchill to life in a remarkable one-man performance at the Marcus Performing Arts Center tomorrow.

We're going to find out how David Payne channels Churchill to captivate an audience with history and, of course, Churchill's big personality.

And if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, oh, we got you covered.

They are headed to L.A. after winning the Three Sheeps Brewing and Les Paul Battle of the Bands last month.

And they're going to join me live in the studio to share the story about their big win and what's next as they go to record in the legendary Les Paul recording studio in L.A., And at 7.35, local choreographer Dawn Springer will join me here in the WTMJ studio with an exclusive preview of No Studios Dance Fest.

Dancers from across the region will be here in Milwaukee at the Marcus Performing Arts Center on Saturday in a showcase of creativity and movement and imagination of all styles indoors and outdoors at Saturday's event.

So whether you're looking for social plans or discovering Wisconsin's next great band, maybe tonight, celebrate local art so you just want some great conversations you won't hear anywhere else stay right here this is what's on tap with sandy max on wtmj and before we dive into tonight's show i have two fresh stories for fans of the rocky horror picture show it is that uh time of year that that getting to be october the spooky season where everybody can embrace dressing up but it's a it's a ritual for a lot of people a rite of passage in uh maybe the teenage years