Here are next year's shows if you wanna mark a few in your social book with the faux leatherette cover. There's some kinda highish-profile ones, and some that are all about discovery — emerging performers that you may not have heard of, but who are worth hearing. C'mon out and give 'em a chance. They're why we started Stage 33 Live in the first place, our raison d'être. (Ooh fawncy, raisin deeter.) Tickets are on sale for all of 'em if you'd like to lock in. Some of them may hit capacity, or oughtta. Still need to write promo for the last three or so.There won't be any add-on shows, assuming our resistance doesn't crumble. We've absolutely gotta get the long-form broadcast / podcast programming together — it's the next important and ever-more-overdue step in the long plan we've been working toward from the beginning of this thing, and it'll probably eat our entire "downtime". Big job. Gros travail. Lavoro grosso. Gran trabajo. (Oh hey, if you or your biz or your nonprofit or your foundation would like to be a podcast sponsor to help pay the hosting and delivery costs and media storage expense, that's a thing. We'll embed perpetual recognition! It'll be a monthly. There's room for two full-season sponsors, $500 — that's about $42 per episode and you'll be acknowledged to every podcast watcher and listener for all time. Or we'll do single episode podcast sponsorships at an even $50 a pop. Drop us a line, [email protected]. Here are three proof-of-concepts: one, two, three.) (Radio and TV underwriting has to be a separate thing, the acknowledgement rules for noncommercial broadcasters are pretty stringent.)Our calendar through the end of next year —  you can click through on each one for more info: