From Churchill to Rocking at Les Paul Studios

Well, hello.

I am grateful that you're joining me for this episode of What's On Tap, sponsored by Visit Milwaukee, Churchill, canines, choreography, concert competitions.

They are all on deck in the next two hours together.

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.

We're going to get a preview of Sunday's Brady Street Pet Parade, one of Milwaukee's most charming annual traditions, with everything you need to know before you and your four-legged friends head out.

Secret Menu.

They have a couple of performances that you might want to check out this weekend.

And Secret Menu is the Wisconsin band.

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

And the

Rocky

Horror Picture Show has

gotten a little more attention with the passing last month of beloved and immensely talented actor Tim Curry, who was the ultimate Dr. Frank-in-Furter in the film, and today brought the announcement of a very special Rocky Horror Picture Show cast reunion gathering that will be here in Milwaukee, and also a fun new series of Rocky Horror Picture Show bobbleheads, which is very, very Milwaukee, right? First...

The event that you want to be at, November 1st at the Riverside Theater.

It is the Rocky Horror Picture Show's original stars celebrate Halloween with the spooktacular tour.

And at the Riverside, November 1st, Barry Bostwick, Brad Majors.

Nell Campbell, who was Columbia, and Patricia Quinn, Magenta.

They are all going to be here as part of a screening.

So you get what you normally expect at the midnight screening, but you don't have to stay up this late.

Well, hello.

I am grateful that you're joining me for this episode of What's On Tap, sponsored by Visit Milwaukee, Churchill, canines, choreography, concert competitions.

They are all on deck in the next two hours together.

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.

We're going to get a preview of Sunday's Brady Street Pet Parade, one of Milwaukee's most charming annual traditions, with everything you need to know before you and your four-legged friends head out.

Secret Menu.

They have a couple of performances that you might want to check out this weekend.

And Secret Menu is the Wisconsin band.

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

And the

Rocky

Horror Picture Show has

gotten a little more attention with the passing last month of beloved and immensely talented actor Tim Curry, who was the ultimate Dr. Frank-in-Furter in the film, and today brought the announcement of a very special Rocky Horror Picture Show cast reunion gathering that will be here in Milwaukee, and also a fun new series of Rocky Horror Picture Show bobbleheads, which is very, very Milwaukee, right? First...

The event that you want to be at, November 1st at the Riverside Theater.

It is the Rocky Horror Picture Show's original stars celebrate Halloween with the spooktacular tour.

And at the Riverside, November 1st, Barry Bostwick, Brad Majors.

Nell Campbell, who was Columbia, and Patricia Quinn, Magenta.

They are all going to be here as part of a screening.

So you get what you normally expect at the midnight screening, but you don't have to stay up this late.