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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Bullock and the Bandits: Back in the Saddle’
Go in expecting a high-decibel concert with some connective patter rather than a full-blown musical
Seth Kubersky
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘8-Track: The Sounds of the ’70s in Concert’
The show digests the decade’s major cultural movements into a breezy hour-long musical medley
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Broadway in Orlando: The songs in ‘My Fair Lady’ are still sublime, but the staging and dialogue are awkward
Touring production of the Lerner and Loewe classic plays the Dr. Phillips Center through May 14
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With the opening of White Elephant Theatre, Orlando gets a sorely needed new performance space
But the clock is already ticking on its expiration date
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Get a grip at Gatorland’s latest adventure, the Croc Rock
If you’re yearning to get in touch with the great outdoors and aren’t afraid of heights, that is
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New listening room Proper looks to bring back downtown Orlando’s circa-’90s culture
Think Yab Yum and Go Lounge, just ‘more hi-fi’
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The 420 Issue: Our list of the best thing to buy at six local dispensaries
You could go broke trying every product from every dispensary
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New Generation Theatrical returns to the Abbey with ‘Jesus: Origins,’ a superhero spoof
It isn’t half as blasphemous as it sounds
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Tron Lightcycle/Run is officially open at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
A mere 2,089 days after it was first announced
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Some parting words from longtime theater producer Beth Marshall
Marshall is leaving Orlando after nearly 30 years of amplifying local talent
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Orlando impresario Thom Mesrobian presents a new rock musical at Timucua Arts Foundation
‘Queen of Swords,’ set in 17th-century France, tells the story of the bisexual, sword-wielding opera singer known as ‘La Maupin’
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A deep dive into the three theme-park food festivals currently competing for your dining dollars
When fantasyland is fumbling toward fascism, you might as well have a full stomach
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Nude Nite, once known as Orlando’s steamiest art show, returns this week
The exhibit is always a tribute to the unclothed human form, but this time it’s also a daughter’s tribute to her mother
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Simmering resentments at Winter Garden’s Garden Theatre have caught fire
Conflict between the board and the artistic staff has set various segments of the local arts scene against each other