The Dave Holly Hour

Actor Whitney Rappana makes her first appearnce on the show and talks about doing three overlapping shows. Emily Wilson returns to talk about The Vaudies recent show and another show coming up in a month.

It's the final weekend run of Olde Towne Dinner Theatre's production of The Movie Game. Actor Ezra Hunter joins us to talk about his lead role. Then Last Ember fire dancers Maria & Dalton Mayo make their first appearances on the show as they're set to perform in Saturday's The Vaudies benefit for Mighty Corson Art Players.

The Rainbow Chorus of Sioux Falls has a Coming Out Concert coming up. Executive Director Beau McGregor tells us about it. Then fellow podcaster Andy Heller of Let's Taco 'Bout It talks love of movies.

Jazz musician Alexander Olsen makes his first appearance on the show. Then the ever busy, ever entertaining and down right cute Amy & Matt Morrison return.

Artist Edward Eich and Donna from DakotAbilities tell us about a special art show that gets underway at The Underground by Rehfeld's. Then actor Casey Schultz talks about her love of the stage.

Van Art Studio has a benefit at show tomorrow night for Garfield Elementary. All 40 works done by Garfield students. April Van LIersburg tells us all about it. Then Sioux Falls Canaries Game Day Entertainment Director, John Gaskins, returns to the show to tell us what we can expect for entertainment this summer at the Birdcage.

Local author Emersyn Park's third book comes out April 30th. She talks about "Secrets Maple Keeps". Levitt at the Falls Executive Director Nancy Halverson gives us an idea of what to expect for 50 FREE concerts on the lawn this summer.

The Premiere Playhouse Managing Artistic Director, Oliver Mayes, talks about their production of Cinderella as it opens tonight. He also tells us what next season's lineup will be. Then local comedian Reid Baxter joins the show to say why he's excited to be doing standup and his becoming a parent in just a few months.

Vaney Hairi is much more than just the man that gave us Fly Over Country merch. He's a facilitator of other creators. Blake Rave and the Unmentionables will be part of the Junior League of Sioux Falls' Last Comic Standing show Friday night. The singer/songwriter just got back from playing pubs in London.

It's an extended show today as we talk to Junior League of Sioux Falls Last Comic Standing organizers Amy Mathis & Lindsey Madsen....music with Sonja O'Steen from SoDak Music Magazine...and stage with actor Emily Wilson who is in next week's Little Monstrous Theatre's production of Independence.

Comedian William Conway is back in the area for a few weeks. We talk ab out his comedy career as well as his desire to record music. THen actor Amy Gage makes her first appearance after recently performing in the Premier Premieres. Now she's in rehearsals for Mighty Corson Art Players production of At Long Last Leo.

Local entrants in the 54 Film Fest, Paul Ebsen & Tom Kamnikar and Josh Warre & Riley Robinson talk about their respective entries. Then singer/songwriter Mat D returns to talk about his new album.

We cover a lot with this week's guests. Debbi Jones is busy performing as well as administrating. Zach Dresch does comedy and plays drums in a variety of genres.

It's Oscar week so local film buff Brian Mensing returns to the show to talk movies. Then graphic artist Hector Curriel talk about his award winning book that focuses on legendary South Dakotan Joe Foss.

CoJo & Co's debut EP titled Back Home is now available where ever you get your digital music. It's a variety of musical genres that country, rock, southern rock and many other fans will enjoy.

Immanuel Bassey is a musician, singer and actor...not to mention one of the best dressed men in town. Then, despite his youth, Sean Baker knows how to bring a story to life. We talk to hiim about film makiing.

Saxophonist Joel Shotwell returns to the show to talk about his new album. Then VeauxDevil Cabaret joins the show to .talk about the art of burlesque.

The Premiere Playhouse Presents The Premiere Premieres runs February 16th through the 20th. Two locally written one act plays will be debuted. The Theater at Night is being directed by Brittney Lewis and Broadly Speaking...And Other B.S. is directed by Shannon Wright. The two of them give us the details.

Aleda Windels is a local comedian that had some personal heartache the past year, but is resilient about being back on stage. Olde Towne Dinner Theatre's production of Leading Ladies starts February 17th. Director Matt Douglas and actor Mike Richards join the show to talk about it.

Brett Cooper of the White Spruce Chamber Players tells us about their upcoming February 4th concert. Then from the Dakota News Now morning show it's Erik Thorstenon and Aaron Doudna tell us what their show entails daily.

The annual Sno Jam Comedy Festival starts today and runs through Saturday night. Comedian Nathan Hults is on the festival's Board of Directors and gives us the details about the festivities. Then actor Josh Allen is on the show for the first time and talks about how he got into theater.

Danica Michaels tells us her story about how she became a singer-songwriter. Then comedian Ian Reiland-Smith chats about his love of comedy.

We start the New Year with actor Sean Mueller talking about how he cam to be in theater. Then photographer-cinematographer Vince Dahn talks about how he uses his skills to help other businesses.

Final episode of 2022 includes fun with Improv Falls newest member, Jessica Graeber and busy bass player Reuben Rodriguez.

Dancer/choreographer/actor/director Rebekah Merriman is part of the cast of Good Night Theatre Collective's production of Little Women. She talks about that as well as her many other talents. Then actor/author Tom Roberts joins us as he gets ready to play Scrooge again in The Premiere Playhouse production of A Christmas Carol.

What makes a show like Late Night Boomin' work so well? Cole James "Ceej" and Eddie Unruh tell us what takes place behind the scenes. Mighty Corson Art Players' Christmas production is actually five short plays. One of the directors, Matt Walicke and actor Elise Kellogg give us the details.

Happy Thanksgiving! We're thankful to have America's Storyteller, Jeff Gould on this week's show. He has plenty going on Thanksgiving through Christmas including a live radio show, a syndicated radio show and live shows.

Hope Dunkle is a University of Sioux Falls sophomore with plenty of energy to do anything in theatre, which this weekend means being in Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost. Michael Sorenson returns to the show to talk about a fun and entertaining way to start the holiday season with a Duel Purpose dueling piano show.

Alex Newcomb Weiland makes her first appearance on the show to talk about her staff position at The Premiere Playhouse as well as being in TPP productions. Kellen Boice returns to the show. She's Executive Director of Sioux Falls Arts Council. We talk about a variety of projects including beautifying a downtown eyesore.

Local singer/songwriter Mat D has a new single out with a new album expected soon. We catch up with him to talk about The Company I Keep. After his conversation we have his express permission to play the song. Local comedian Zach Dresch opened for national comic Nikki Glaser this past weekend. He stops by to talk about the experience as well as all his gigs coming up.

Local photographer Sonja O'Steen takes great pictures of bands and musicians on stage. We chat with her about capturing those "just right" moments. Then saxophonist extraordinaire Brian Hanegan returns to the show to talk about a new upcoming single.

Roller Dollz members Jenne Dahmer and KaPowski tell us about their upcoming Zombie Walk as well as what it takes to be a Roller Dollz skater. Then Mike Hart from Fresh Produce advertising agency joins us to talk about imagination, creativity and percussion.

Julie Haddock Sauer is our first conversation this week fresh off her performance as Frau Blucher in Young Frankenstein at The Premiere Playhouse. She also talks about being one of the original broads of Broad Cast Theatre. Hailey Schmidt is now a collective member of Good Night Theatre Collective. She's been in that troupe's last three cabarets.

Allyson Morgan from Prints & Repeat doesn't just make prints for artists, she also organizes pop up art shows. Mighty Corson Art Players open their 40th season October 14th we their production of American Hero. Cast members Marisa Moser & Dave Bakke join the show to tell us more.

Everybody's Elvis concert is October 8th. Zon Tran tells us about it. Then Graham Wrightson tells us about the new community theater group he's organizing called Sioux Falls Savoy. Plus we have the Weekend Eve Toast, Pizza With a Podcaster and Honorable Mention.

For one Sioux Falls couple theater being family is theater being IN the family. Mary & Andy Ridder love to act & sing, but don't have many chances to be on stage together. They tell us why. Then Jason Pfitzer's passion for pictures has led him to do photography full time.

Nancy Tapken from Broad Cast Theatre joins the conversation to tell us about their full season that starts with One Night Standards this Friday &N Saturday night. Then local visual artist Joe Schaeffer tells us what it's like to create on large canvases.

The Sidewalk Arts Festival is this Saturday in downtown Sioux Falls. Chelsea Cronin from the Washington Pavilion gives us the details as we talk about the annual event. Then Nick Jackson from Midtown Coffee Radio Hour stops by as that show's new season begins tonight1!

Cast members Samantha Hendriks, Tristan Hoffmeyer and David Boe from the upcoming production of And Then There Were None at Olde Towne Dinner Theatre join us to talk about the Agatha Christie murder mystery. Then she's always creating. Leah Simmons talks about how being in roller derby led to her writing a producing the short film Valentine Crush. Plus the usuals on tap: Weekend Eve Toast, Pizza With a Podcaster and Honorable Mention.

Oliver is the new man with q new title at The Premiere Playhouse. He's now the Managing Artistic Director. We talk about all that's going on sat TPP including the upcoming Young Frankenstein the Musical. Then Maddy Elliot & Solange Rodrigues from Headlight Theater join us to talk about the remainder of their season. The Weekend Eve Toast, Pizza With a Podcaster Giveaway and Honorable Mention all prt of the show.

te Night Boomin' hits the television airwaves his fall. They're taping tonight and you're invited. Host Jack Unruh and Producer Mitchell Olson stop to give us the details. Speaking of events this fall...the White Spruce Chamber Players have a world premier piece in early October. We talk about it with Brett & Laura Cooper. Plus we have the Weekend Eve Toast, Honorable Mention and Pizza With a Podcaster.

Valerie Arens tells us how she went from karaoke to lead singer for the Rewinder Band. Casey Ring is an actor/director and recently Executive Director of Olde Towne Dinner Theatre. He's headed to grad school in just over a week. The Weekend Eve Toast is as sparkling as the champagne while this week's Honorable Mention is to a fitting finale.

August brings us two new sponsors. One with great style and another with great pizza. Listen to find out more about local businesses. As for the great A & E convos...Lisa Conlin & Raena Rasmussen of LiRa Dance join us to talk about their show that opens tonight. Then Jeremy Hegg tells us about a "yummy" piano. Weekend Eve Toast is trivial while the Honorable Mention can't be mentioned.

Emersyn Park of Tea has her second book coming out this Sunday. We got together to talk about both books and what might be on the horizon for the local author. Then actor/director Jesse Jensen talks about wining a Sioux Falls Stage Award for Lombardi and how he'll be codirecting Young Frankenstein for The Premiere Playhouse this fall. Plus he's a fellow podcaster. Weekend Eve Toast is for our new sponsors and Honorable Mention is for an event I'll be taking in because I also happen to be taking part in it.

Chris Freier makes his first appearance on the show. He gives us his perspective on his own comedy style as well as the local comedy scene. Luke Tatge is a writer, publisher, playwright, director, actor and so much more. He's on for what her called our annual conversation. A very special lady gets The Weekend Eve Toast and kudos to parks & rec in the Honorable Mention.

Actor Ruthie Pottratz practically grew up on stage. She tells us about her stage adventures. Then Actor Macie Lynn takes on a real life role in My Name is Rachel Corrie for a Storytellers Anonymous production in Corson Saturday, July 23rd. The Weekend Eve Toast tips its hat to the immense amount of talent nominated at tonight's Sioux Falls Stage Awards. Honorable Mention gives kudos to some young ladies doing a lot of performing.

We're celebrating in this show. Debbi Jones is playing Lucy in Good Night Theatre Collective's production of You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. It's opening night and Debbi's birthday. Then we talk with Kyle Murray and Brian Schipper from Mighty Corson Arts Players. MCAP's 40th Anniversary party is Saturday, July 16th. They giv e us the details. Weekend Eve Toast is thankful and Honorable Mention salutes DTSF.

All the world is a stage...Thank You Shakespeare! Bare Bodkins Theatre brings you Shakespeare in Falls Park beginning tonight as they present The TEmpest. Artistic Director Jayne Gearhart Fitzsimmons tell us about performing in very Bard-like surroundings. Then Local singer/songwriter Mat D typically plays solo. But he's going to tell us all about the band he has set to play First Friday at 8th & Railroad. Weekend Eve Toast is about a lucky shake. Honorable Mention goes to starting the kids in theater early.

The always entertaining Lisa Kutter talks about this weekend's Peach Festival, an interesting story about getting out of Georgia and, of course, her love of entertaining. Randy Ruud talks the tech side of theater. With over one hundred shows under his belt, he has seen many advances in lighting, sound and special effects. Weekend Eve Toast is quite special and Honorable Mention is gold.

Vietnam veteran Dave Rowe of Sioux Falls was a dee-jay while stationed in Da Nang. Now he has recreated an hour of that show and presents around the region. He tells us about that as well as being a horn player in the El Riad Shrine's "Last Call" band. WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT IN SECOND CONVERSATION Then five local female comics will be on tour in late July playing some big time venues with ten shows in ten days. Jamie Tucker, Sarah King and Alisha Rayne of Prairie Madness talk about what's coming up for them. Ice and AC get the Weekend Eve Toast nod with how toasty it's supposed to be this weekend. Honorable Mention garners some new stemware .