Visual Arts

Mad Cow Theatre stays inside the lines in its portrayal of the most desperate housewife ever

A Tale of Two Cities: Eugene Atget’s Paris and Berenice Abbott’s New York

Mennello Museum traces painter William H. Johnson’s journey toward authenticity in American Modern exhibition

Fledgling theater group stages the outrageous play better than Broadway did

Hyperactive raconteur John Leguizamo continues his onstage self-exorcism, this time with tales of making it in Hollywood

Review of Danielle Darden’s Marian Devotions, now hanging at Sip

Rollins’ Winter With the Writers series comes to a close with a reading by Chimamanda Adichie, the best-known Nigerian author since Chinua Achebe

Kerouac House resident writer Beth Raymer talks about betting, boxing and other forms of risky behavior

Eustis museum explores the common heritage and diverging paths of three former Research Studio members

Orlando Shakes offers a refreshingly unstuffy take on Shakespeare’s genre-hopping fairy tale

Memories of characters tapping their toes at the edge of a cliff in Mad Cow’s Dancing at Lughnasa

Credible performances save Orlando Shakes’ dissonant take on Shakespeare’s greatest hit

Central Florida ArtsFest offers a month of performances, exhibitions, concerts and workshops from metro Orlando’s best cultural organizations – and it’s all free

Local publisher Burrow Press shows that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts in 15 Views of Orlando anthology

A week of art and design events

Self-taught painter and sculptor Missionary Mary Proctor shows us the way