LAKEPORT, Calif. – Lake County Live! once again visited the Soper-Reese Community Theatre in Lakeport on Sunday, Aug. 26, with a show featuring outstanding music and an audience that was amused and entertained throughout the program.

Lake County Live! Is a one-hour radio show, broadcast live on Lake County Community Radio station KPFZ at 88.1 FM and streamed live on the Internet at www.kpfz.org .

The in-theater audience gets to “peek” into the world of live radio, while watching voice performers and musicians on stage during the show.

This month, music was provided by Majide! This trio includes Paul Kemp on piano, Jim Leonardis playing sax and vocals by Machiko. Classic smooth jazz was the main theme, with an occasional blues variation.

Joining them during the show was the a cappella group EarReverence, who returned to the stage after appearing in January during the premier broadcast of Lake County Live! The group features Nick and Valerie Reid, Carol Cole Lewis and Bill Bordisso.

Always tight with their harmonies and style, they delighted the audience with a couple of popular songs, and elicited a lot of laughter with a couple of others. As always, EarReverence proved to be irreverent.

“With the continuing characters we’ve developed, such as the Ladies of the Lake, and both new and returning musical guests, our audience is always appreciative and responsive,” said show creator and producer Doug Rhoades. “We started this venture back in January, and at that time never knew whether the concept would be accepted on the air or in the theater. I think since we just completed our eighth show, and people are asking about the next one, that question has been answered. We have a home here.”

Lake County Live! provides a venue in the theater for local talent, including musicians, vocalists, writers and more, building on a template established during the first show in January of this year.  

Each show features two or three musical guests or groups, plus comedy from a stock cast of players, including Kris Andre, Pamela Bradley, Suna Flores, Vicky Parish Smith, Richard Smith and others.

Rhoades ties it together by performing hosting duties, as well as appearing in several of the comedy bits during each show.   

“We are grateful for the support we’ve had, and want to thank KPFZ and the Soper-Reese for their support, as well as all of those associated with both who volunteer to help each month.  We’re also thankful for the support of Lake County News, who has been there since we started,” Rhoades added.

The program airs live on the last Sunday of each month. Tickets are available at the theater box office at 275 S. Main in Lakeport on Fridays from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., at the Travel Center, 1265 S. Main in Lakeport, and online at www.soperreesetheatre.com .

Show information can be found at www.lakecountylive.com , as well as at www.facebook.com/lakecountylive .

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