WELCOME TO MAIN STREET

The Show

The Main Street Music Show is a live sketch comedy and music show that brings together good-natured humor, original characters, live music, and a healthy dose of small-town weirdness.

Part sketch comedy, part variety show, and part old-fashioned radio program, the show is inspired by the warmth and storytelling of classic Americana while bringing a distinctly modern voice to the stage. Each performance features original sketches, recurring characters, musical performances, and plenty of surprises.

Created and hosted by filmmaker and comedian Jacob Johnston, the Main Street Music Show has been entertaining audiences for years with clean, clever comedy that doesn't rely on shock or cynicism to get a laugh. It's the kind of show where the jokes are silly, the music is live, and everyone in the room is invited to have a good time.

Whether you're a fan of sketch comedy, live music, or just looking for a night of something a little different, welcome to Main Street.

Jacob Johnston

Host/Producer

Jacob is the creator, host, and head writer of the Main Street Music Show, a family-friendly comedy and music program bringing together original sketches, memorable characters, live music, and a healthy dose of Southern charm.

With a background in television and film production, Jacob has spent years writing, producing, directing, and teaching storytelling. He holds an MFA in TV & Film Production from Asbury University and has taught screenwriting and communications at the university level.

The Main Street Music Show grew out of Jacob’s love for classic variety shows, radio comedy, sketch comedy, and live performance. What started as a podcast has grown into a multi-platform show featuring original audio sketches, music, parodies, and live performances.

Jacob writes much of the show's material and works with a talented cast and creative team to bring its characters and stories to life. From eccentric small-town residents to completely unexpected situations, the goal is simple: tell good stories, make people laugh, and create something the whole family can enjoy.

When he's not writing or producing the Main Street Music Show, Jacob teaches, develops new stories and characters, and looks for more opportunities to bring the show to audiences through live performances.

Keep telling good stories.

Contact Jacob for more info.

Main Street Players

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A man wearing a historical costume, including a large black tri-corner hat with a ribbon, white scarf, and brown coat, standing outdoors with trees in the background.

  • Performances include working with the Alluvion Stage Company (Peter Pan, Tarzan, Les Misérables, Kindertransport, Mary Poppins, The Secret Garden, Sister Act, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hello, Dolly! and A Christmas Carol), Wembley Arena, London (Love Beyond: The Musical) and various film/voiceover projects including voicing one of the main characters (Kyla) in Seasons 5-7 of the award-winning radio drama series, The Encounter.

  • Daniel has a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies and a Master of Arts in Biblical Interpretation from Regent University. He portrayed Colonel George Washington at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, including research, writing, and performance. He has performed on stage, in film, and at museums for over 25 years. Currently, he is expanding into the world of voice acting, including work with Lamplighter Theatre, Brinkman Adventures, and Wise King Media.

  • A native of Bel Air, Maryland, Kera O’Bryon has been in entertainment since the age of 3. An accomplished singer and actress, Kera has performed in more than 35 stage productions, primarily focusing on musical theatre and opera.

    She became a recording artist at the age of 8, releasing a record with her family, and then one with her brother when she was 13.

    Some of her most exciting performances included opening for Smoky Robinson, and Marie Osmond, performing for the 10th, 15th, and 20th Anniversary of the Veteran’s Day Vietnam Women’s Memorial Ceremonies in Washington D.C., as well as winning a statewide vocal competition to sing the national anthem for the Baltimore Orioles Opening Day game in Maryland in 1990.

Featured/Guests

  • A smiling middle-aged woman with short brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a blue top, hoop earrings, a necklace, and rings, with her chin resting on her hand.

    Katie Leigh

  • A smiling man with dark hair, wearing a striped shirt, indoors with a blurred background.

    Mike Nawrocki

  • Chloë Elmore

  • Headshot of a man smiling with blue eyes, light brown hair, and facial hair against a dark background.

    Sam Van Fossen

  • Phil Lollar

  • John Fornof

  • Chris Anthony

  • Andy Harvey

  • Jonathan David Bullock

  • A man with light skin, blue eyes, reddish-brown hair, and a beard, wearing a brown jacket and plaid shirt, smiling softly

    Jake Phillips

  • A woman with long blonde hair, blue eyes, and red lipstick smiling at the camera, wearing a black floral top with a gold zipper.

    Meggie Jenny

  • A young woman with curly brown hair, wearing a sleeveless blue top, smiling with one eye closed against a plain background.

    Micah Lynn Hanson

  • Close-up portrait of a young man with brown curly hair and a beard, wearing a blue shirt, standing outdoors with a blurred green background.

    Thomas Scott

  • Woman in blue top standing on paved path in park during sunset, with leafless trees and greenery in background.

    Carrie Murphy