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'Lilies': Review of the Ghost Light Theatricals production from Joseph Walsh by Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm.

Ever since the controversial departure of artistic director Joseph C. Walsh from the Garden Theatre, the most frequently asked question in the arts community has...

Freeline Media was at the Orlando Fringe Festival on Saturday, and has reviews of four shows that audiences will want to see.

If prizes were awarded to the person wearing the most hats in Orlando's theater community, Roberta Emerson could credibly claim the crown. Just within the...

Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm lists his top theater productions of 2021.

I have the opposite wish of Josh Baskin, the protagonist of “Big,” who wishes to be older than his 12-going-on-13 self.I wish I were younger. Maybe then it would be easier to overlook the disconcerting oddities of “Big."

Michael Morman is putting on the chauffeur’s cap once again. But this time it feels different.“We’re so used to saying ‘we’re not prejudiced’ because we don’t have the time to think about it,” Morman says. “Now, we’ve been given the time to really think.”

Michael Morman was about two hours into his wait for a COVID-19 test at Barnett Park in Orlando Monday afternoon. The test is part of his weekly routine since agreeing to play the iconic Hoke in the upcoming production of “Driving Miss Daisy,” which opens Jan. 29 at the Theater West End in Sanford. He had to think about it for a minute, but Morman believes this is his eighth