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Orlando arts mover and Snap curator Patrick Kahn passes away after lengthy battle with cancer
Kahn and wife Holly pushed Orlando arts forward during their 15-year run at Snap!
Arts Stories + Interviews
Read Orlando arts stories and interviews with Orlando Weekly. Profiles of local artists, curators, and cultural voices shaping Central Florida.
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Boff Whalley of Chumbawamba comes to Orlando to read from his new memoir
We recruit a local to interview the 1980s anarcho-punk and 1990s Britpop star
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Samantha and Marco DiGeorge’s Theater on the Edge makes an eagerly anticipated comeback
Their first show back is a stripped-down black box presentation of ‘Birds of North America’
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Drew Thomas thinks the stars are aligning for illusionists to get their long-overdue due in Orlando
Do you believe in magic?
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Local vocalists Helena Collective revive ‘6/VIII,’ their tale of Henry Tudor’s ill-fated wives
Singing ghostly songs of six unlucky queens
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Cirque du Soleil’s Caroline Bernier-Dionne thinks puppeteering is ‘therapeutic for mankind’
Give a big hand to the dancers and puppeteers of ‘Drawn to Life’
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Orlando Fringe fave Paul Strickland presents an evening of musical yarn-spinning and tall tales
Sit around the troubadour’s campfire at Judson’s Live
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Orlando Shakes theater company names Cheryl Collins new executive director
Veteran arts leader set to take the helm of the Central Florida theater company
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Orlando community activist Barbara Chandler launches new series showcasing underrepresented voices
Sounds of the World at Winter Park Playhouse kicks off with ‘Extraordinary Women and Their Music’
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Orlando theater review: A stunning ‘Next to Normal’ at Theater West End
Raw emotion and minimalist presentation meet in the Sanford troupe’s production of the 2008 standby
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Orlando ‘great place to start new work’: World premiere of Brooklyn Bridge musical at Dr. Phillips Center
Writer-director Ray Roderick and an all-Orlando cast built the show in the Pugh Theater
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Immerse brings everything from the Blue Man Group to the Merita Bread sign back to downtown Orlando
After a lengthy hiatus, the experiential arts festival dives deep
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There’s no bigger local draw at Immerse than Broadway star and Orlando native Michael James Scott
Best known as the Genie in ‘Disney’s Aladdin,’ he’s here to tease upcoming appearances at EPCOT and Steinmetz Hall
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Enzian Theater marks 40 years of taking Orlando to the movies
Matthew Curtis and Sigrid Tiedtke reflect on a life in pictures, from 1985 to now
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‘We love a theme park performer’: Norwegian Cruise Line needs seasoned entertainers for its onboard shows
While attractions employment on the ground fluctuates, there’s an ever-increasing number of new ships calling Florida home
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Broadway in Orlando review: ‘A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical’
This jukebox musical is sparkling but self-indulgent
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Ahead of his Orlando MegaCon appearance, Todd McFarlane’s takes on Spawn, geeks and more
Artist and founder of Image Comics to host a panel with Frank Miller
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‘It looks like birthday cake frosting!’ Rollins Museum of Art exhibit honors children’s responses to art
Symbolic Languages: Children’s Understandings of the Collection
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Fans ‘move heaven and earth’ to attend EPCOT’s Disney on Broadway concert series
Series director Adrian Sarple says the performers are equally enthusiastic about this annual event