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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Sororicide’
Tailored to fit a younger collegiate crowd with raunchy humor, relatable college experiences, and chaotic energy
Arts + Culture
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Miss Bellas’
A post-apocalyptic parable with shades of Hunger Games and other dystopian fantasies
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Chase Padgett: How to Play Guitar (Poorly)’
This show is not about incompetence, but about the messy road to discovering identity.
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Orlando Fringe 2026: Returning shows
We reviewed them in the past, now they’re back!
Posted inThings to Do
Enzian hosts director Josh Bailey for screenings of ‘Stolen Kingdom’ theme park doc
Enter the weird world of “theme park explorers”
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See seven women save the world in ‘POTUS’ at Theater West End
‘POTUS (Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive)’
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Thornton Park throws a cat-aclysmic monthlong birthday party for feline mayor LuLu
A politician worthy of celebrating
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Orlando fashionistas recycle with style at Trash 2 Trends show
Better than this year’s Met Gala
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Blue Man Group returns to Orlando with new material, but same underlying theme: connection
The world-renowned troupe of percussionist performance artists is back on I-Drive at Icon Park
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There’s a Gothic Market coming to the Fairgrounds in Orlando this weekend
Tests the maxim that Halloween is every day
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Murphy Auto Group Teams
Up with The Orlando Storm
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‘Teen takeover’ at Icon Park ended in multiple arrests, hospitalized cops
The sheriff’s office says it’s aware of a similar gathering being planned for May
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Orlando jazz champion Kayonne Riley retires from WUCF after 30 years on the air
In a sentimental mood
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Comedian Jessica Kirson ready to show Orlando why ‘she’s the man’ this week
See this comic’s comic do her thing
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Matt Mathews brings farm-fresh comedy to the Dr. Phillips Center
From boudoir to Boujee
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Unfiltered comedy has landed in Maitland with monthly Smile City Comedy Show
“These are just jokes. Don’t take anything too seriously.”
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Orlando Ballet premieres their take on ‘The Great Gatsby’ this week
Pssssst … it’s a capitalist critique
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Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party starts earlier than ever this year
The Disney World Halloween event heads to Orlando in, yes, August