Actor Tim Gleason joins us to talk about performing Robert Patrick's "One Person: A Monologue", and the technology that allows this performance in a time of social distancing.

Rachel Lampert and Larry Pressgrove premiere three mini-musicals

Feb 12th, 2021 12m 13s

"Comfort Food" is an online premiere of three one-person musicals. We hear from playwright/director Rachel Lampert and producer/director Priscilla Hummel.

Leadership Society Request Show

Oct 16th, 2020 1h 56m

WSKG's first-ever request show, featuring requests from members of the Leadership Society.

The Ithaca Shakespeare Company uses technology to present performances

Jul 15th, 2020 6m 44s

We hear from Beth Harris, who has directed Shakespeare's THE COMEDY OF ERRORS for the Ithaca Shakespeare Company. She and fellow director Chris Nickerson, who has directed ROMEO AND JULIET, are using technology to present live virtual performa

Celebrate Independence Day with a special broadcast concert

Jul 2nd, 2020 10m 27s

The Cayuga Chamber Orchestra presents a special concert on Independence Day morning at 10am. We hear from Music Director Cornelia Laemmli Orth about the concert and how the CCO is dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.

A 16th Century Music Manuscript is Brought to Life

Mar 9th, 2020 8m 58s

The Binghamton University Library has bought a rare manuscript of Gregorian Chant from 16th Century Florence. It will be on display at St. Patrick's Church in Binghamton, while the Southern Tier Singers Collective sin selections from it led by

Cayuga Chamber Orchestra presents 'Pivotal Pieces'

Mar 6th, 2020 11m 7s

Music Director Cornelia Laemmli-Orth talks about the upcoming CCO concert featuring horn soloist Scott Leger.

An Opera Singer's Career Takes an Unexpected Turn

Feb 17th, 2020 8m 44s

Binghamton University MM in Opera alumna and Tri-Cities Opera former Resident Artist returns to Binghamton as a Barbra Streisand tribute artist.

The Next Concert in the Binghamton Philharmonic's Beethoven Project

Feb 12th, 2020 42m 1s

Music Director Daniel Hege talks about the the next BPO concert, featuring Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony, as well as music by Gioachino Rossini and Joan Tower.

EPAC presents 'Songs for a New World'

Feb 10th, 2020 5m 17s

Jason Robert Brown's 'Songs for a New World' is not quite a musical play, nor is it a revue. Performers Vito Longo and Dustin VanTassel tell us about this evocative and challenging work.

Arts Adventure at the Roberson Museum

Feb 5th, 2020 6m 37s

Tri-Cities Opera, the Binghamton Philharmonic, the Goodwill Theatre, and the Roberson Museum and Science Center collaborate in an afternoon of interactive arts fun for kids. Andrea Carey of the Philharmonic and John Rozzoni of TCO are the guest

Know Theatre presents "Killer Joe"

Feb 3rd, 2020 8m 49s

Cast members Brenda Darcy and Jeff Tagliaferro talk about this very dark comedy and how much fun it is to play characters who are not nice people, but still have very strict moral codes.

"Cry It Out" at Kitchen Theatre

Jan 30th, 2020 7m 48s

Cast member Erica Steinhagen talks about the comedy "Cry It Out:, the next play at Ithaca's Kitchen Theatre.

'Hamlet' at the Phelps Mansion Museum

Jan 28th, 2020 5m 14s

Director Chris Nickerson talks about the condensed version of 'Hamlet' performed as immersive theatre in the rooms of the Phelps Mansion Museum.

SRO Productions presents "Matilda: The Musical"

Jan 21st, 2020 9m 11s

Stage Director Scott Fisher and Lynette Daniels, who plays the librarian talk about the musical opening at the Schorr Firehouse Stage.

The Little Delaware Youth Ensemble presents its Winter Concert

Jan 15th, 2020 5m 39s

We hear from Uli Speth, the Music Director of the Little Delaware Youth Ensemble. They perform their Winter Concert in both Delhi and Oneonta.

John Covelli plays his annual New Year's Eve recital

Dec 23rd, 2019 13m 49s

John Covelli play "Beautiful Music for New Year's Eve" at St. Patrick's Church in Binghamton.

Ithaca College alumnus Zachary James makes his Metropolitan Opera broadcast debut

Dec 4th, 2019 11m

Ithaca College alumnus and co-founder of Opera Ithaca talks about being in Philip Glass' 'Akhnaten' at the Metropolitan Opera. The production has been widely hailed and all performance were sold out.