Visual Arts

In the Wings’ ambitious staging of the Shakespeare tragedy sadly misses the mark

On the air for 60 years and still going strong, WPRK is one of American college radio’s oldest stations. Despite an FCC hiccup last month, it looks like the station will continue to buck the trend

A solid six-day run of cultural events bookended by a Burrow Press reading and There Will Be Words

No dearth of fine acting in Mad Cow’s production of Noel Coward’s witty comedy of manners

OST’s attempt to paint in Rothko Red misses a few hues

Jester Theater Co. produces a side-splitting gem at Winter Garden’s Garden Theatre

Theater Downtown’s sultry staging of the Tennessee Williams classic captures the struggle between fantasy and reality

A new book explores the way that test-tube babies, “Disney damage” and advances in genetic research are redefining human sexuality

March 20-22, three days of events focused on the photograph at Rollins’ Winter Park Institute

Brice Stephens show opens at Twelve21 Gallery; Cirque du Soleil and Orlando Ballet present A Choreographers Showcase; Atlantic Center for the Arts hosts closing reception for 144th artists’ residency

Instagrammers and Hipstamaticians find permanence for ephemeral digital images gallery show of smartphone photos

Seth Casteel’s underwater dog photography comes to Orlando

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

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

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

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