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Whoever picked out the musical cues for Orlando Shakes’ very funny production of “Much Ado About Nothing” must have had a lot of fun. So will audiences watching the theater’s mashup of Shakespeare’s 16th-century comedy with modern songs, fashion, tropes and attitude.
After 19 years of debates, delays and disappointments, the long-awaited Steinmetz Hall at downtown Orlando's Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts finally debuted this...
Friday night saw more than 250 local performers take the stage for the first show in the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts’ newest space.
Joseph Reed Hayes doesn’t remember where or when he heard it but he was aware that thousands of Italian prisoners of war had been held throughout Central Florida — and used as laborers — during World War II.
Here are four more entries from this year’s Orlando Fringe Festival, all worth a look. In “Josie & Grace,” the creative team from “Josephine” — the bio-musical about chanteuse Josephine Baker — reunites for not exactly a sequel, more a side story. Tymisha Harris again gives a forceful and focused portrayal of Baker, while Rachel Comeau superbly steps into the heels of Grace Kelly, later ...