Performing Arts

This affirming show should spark some hard conversations back home.

Errol McLendon’s travelogue digs into the power of memories and the pain of losing them.

One stormy night, six strangers stagger into an Orlando dive bar in search of shelter ...

Mihai Tartara, a Romanian stand-up based in Berlin, is boosting the laugh quotient of Fringe's Scarlet venue.

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Hits the sweet spot between dark dance theater and sparkly striptease.

The sexy international sensation comes to Florida first

A cockeyed queer comedy lovingly cobbled together out of old cowboy clichés.

In classic whodunit fashion, each character gets interrogated as to their motive and opportunity.

Enough energy and charm to make it one of the best G-rated shows at this Festival.

Should jolt open some Orlando eyes and minds in favor of this tantalizing ancient tradition.

Experience astonishing up-close illusions on larger-than life video.

Laila Lee vividly shares her life story, enlivening a Scheherazade-esque tale with expressive physical movement and evocative musical snippets.

Not so much a musical as a rock concert with scatological skits between puerile parodies of vintage jukebox hits.

Estate sale organizer and comic Kelly Dee blends the buzz of a rummage sale with a bounty of big laughs.

Elvis Presley's alleged homosexual proclivities have been argued about for decades, but this bite-sized fantasia doesn't add much to the debate.

Danielle Rodd is a performer who makes you want to lean in and listen.

Explains Palpatine's cloning conspiracy more succinctly than 'Rise of Skywalker' and 'Bad Batch' put together.

Midway between a comedic cabaret and self-help drama.

A scathingly satirical solo show overstuffed with hysterical horror stories.

Queer audiences deserve hyperverbal romantic dramedies built around improbable plot contrivances just as much as straight people do.

Kyona Levine Farmer’s play boldly addresses provocative issues of generational trauma and childhood abuse.

Narada Owens is a chaotically charismatic stage presence whose work defies easy categorization.

Can Mitzi still sustain an hour-plus solo show? Darn rootin' tootin' fresh-n-fruity, she can!

Immersive production makes you think hard about why this story is so hated by some in today's world.