Arts Stories + Interviews

Even if the world outside is burning, all you’ll hear is jazz

The Florida Prize winner uses industrial textiles, carbon paper and soap to weave past and present

One is sensational, the second should be savored in fall and the third simply left me cold

$32 million in grants to museums, orchestras, zoos and more down the drain in our governor's weird quest to eradicate drag

The stunt performer will perform live feats and air unseen footage from his 'Jackass' stint

Clark Levi describes the play as 'Monty Python meets Shakespeare meets Bridgerton meets queer sitcom.'

A new public arts push provides plenty of reasons to spend an evening on or around Church Street again

Rollins Museum of Art and UCF Art Gallery join forces to boost finalists for the Carlos Malamud Prize

Creative director Michael La Fleur works to let audiences ‘be’ the show, not just watch it

The investigative journalist claims 'facts clearly show' Pulse wasn't targeted because it was a gay club.

It’s something of a small-scale miracle.

There were some questions about Fringe's ongoing commitment to its mission of being '100% Uncensored'

Attractions aimed at younger visitors and premium up-charge experiences are predicted to be 2024's revenue drivers

'I was always obsessed with drums, and I was able to be my own drumbeat with this dance style.'

An intimate one-on-one encounter, accompanied by a one-of-a-kind souvenir.

This cast of seasoned pros could easily set up shop on the Vegas Strip.

A breakneck one-woman love letter to a pair of movie musicals and the healing power of fandom.

A surprisingly moving meditation on change that should resonate with any aging athlete or artist.

Fresh young voices in an imaginative, introspective story.

A genre-hopping multimedia journey starring Rachel Pallante as an entire SNL season's worth of characters.