How to Fest like the best
Keep that Fringe flag flying
Parties to break out all over downtown
Terry Chambers leads this reenactment society
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Not to be missed for all the spilled tea in England
Miami native Diane Jorge is the funniest female solo improviser of this Fest
Fans of Universal’s Halloween dance shows can get their spooky season fix a few months early
The governor suggested that Casey DeSantis, who is mulling a possible run for governor next year, is being targeted because critics ‘view her as a threat’
Wild, wacky, unexpectedly emotional winner of a show
The most awww-inspiring show of the Festival
Kurt Rambus opens the cabaret gig
Stadium-rock energy comes to The Social
This show is a reminder of how badly we miss having Tod Kimbro in Orlando
Attorneys representing the Florida Immigrant Coalition and the Farmworker Association of Florida pushed back against a request by AG James Uthmeier for a stay of a preliminary injunction
Activists say that the city’s current parking space requirements can deter affordable housing development and drive up costs.
While the state has appealed the ruling, U.S. District Judge Carlos Mendoza issued a permanent injunction designed to carry out his decision
From the same team behind Light on the Sugar bakery
In all, 562 state lawmakers from 50 states and the District of Columbia signed the letter
3 Mental Techniques Every Athlete Should Know
3 Técnicas Mentales Que Todo Atleta Debería Conocer
The move was the latest in seven years of legal wrangling over the law passed after a February 2018 mass shooting in Florida
Riding a vivid line between New Romantic synth-pop and dance rock
Alumni questioned the decision to pick someone with no ties to the school or higher education experience.
University system Chancellor Ray Rodrigues said the goal is to be done by the end of the summer, which would provide time to make budget requests for the 2026 legislative session
A play about the last two actors left on Earth after an apocalypse.
If anything might reignite my faith and optimism in local politics, it’s this show
Pitch-black sense of humor and unflinching insight into an alphabet soup of neurological complications
Teaching about such historical facts is sadly transgressive in today’s state of Florida
Liv recalls her weeks studying abroad as an NYU student in Paris
A wild menagerie is assembled, then abandoned; now they tell their tales
The classic Lewis Carroll tale told from a different viewpoint and in a different medium
A love-filled adventure of chaos and surprise
Improvisational comedy and erotic content: kill two bawdy birds with one smutty stone
Characters from different comic book universes come together to solve crimes
A deep dive into historical accounts of the late Hunter S. Thompson
A long-form improvised sitcom with at least one breakout character
One-woman cabaret covers the six essential steps for getting over romantic devastation
You won’t be bored once the blood starts spraying at this site-specific take on ‘One Cut of the Dead’
Morgan Frey shares horror stories about dating with disabilities with appeal and self-deprecating humor
Joshua Bonnici is sure to appeal to Fringe’s freethinkers with his humorous deconstruction of religious doctrine
If you’re not an avid Pokémon fan or player, the jokes might fly over your head
Nobody has been short-cutting through Billy Shakes’ canon longer than Tim Mooney
Vigeant may be the biggest disaster to hit wedding receptions since the Electric Slide (but in a good way)
Charla Hathaway has a long list of lessons from 20 years of sex and intimacy coaching to share
For the best wizardry this side of Hogwarts, Keith Brown’s magic is 100% unmissable
One-man show on homonormativity asks: Are heterosexuals made, or are they born that way?
Wind the clock back 20 years to the glory days of home move rentals
If you work in customer service and have a bone to pick with your customer base, this one is right up your alley
If you’ve ever wished the characters in your favorite mystery board game would leap to life and start bashing each other over the head …
Hanging up their garters at the top of their game, the Cuties bow out with a final cabaret
An innovative reimagining gives the familiar tale a feminist perspective
Each performance features a guest narrator who rewrites the plot with a surprise spin
The annual song contest is like the Super Bowl meets Broadway and has catapulted to fame groups from ABBA to Riverdance
‘The Merchant of Venice’ meets ‘The Muppet Show’
Improv comedy always treads a fine line between delight and disaster.
Plea for a gay rights revolution packs real-world punch, despite the absurdist wrappings
Empathy-eliciting performers tell stories meant to inspire ‘anything other than apathy’
A half-improvised, two-man, original murder mystery
Distills more than a century of queer revolutions into a moving remembrance of an overlooked trailblazer
Transplants Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ into the cinematic world of underground street racing
Macabre monologue about the travails of parenting identical twins with extreme special needs
Historical performer Tom Leahy performs a one-man evocation of the Great Emancipator
Giselle Bellas conjures the infamously off-key opera singer for a lesson in artistic empathy
Lim’s comedic confessions cover topics almost anyone can identify with
Unapologetic anarchic absurdism that’s well worth showing up for
The debt relief initiative was made possible thanks to federal funds provided under the Biden administration’s American Rescue Plan Act.
Broadway, Disney and pop hits all figure in to the musical mix
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Integrates jaw-dropping gymnastics and interpretive dance with a genuinely emotional throughline
Sketch comedy with eerily similar circumstances to political situations today
It could easily rank among Fringe’s finest dance offerings ever
A narrative journey that defies easy categorization in any genre
High-concept backstage musical from the award-winning team behind ‘The Spider Queen’
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Push’s talented trio haven’t lost their knack for skillful slapstick that sticks with you after the laughter ends
Anyone who insists feminism is humorless needs to attend this satirical skewering of sacred cows
The First Lady’s comments bolster the notion that the governor is seeking a candidate he can fully back next year to maintain his legacy
Creative Canadian quintet weaves together an entirely improvised lost Shakespearean tragedy
The ruling came as the appeals court rejected a request by a 17-year-old girl to have an abortion without parental consent
Some funding cuts have already come, while others are still up in the air.
Plus everything else premiering this week on streaming
Fancy chocolates inside East End Market, Nikkei cuisine on international Drive, a new menu at Luke’s and more
Oregon wines, artisanal cheeses and local olive oils will be on offer
Luca forward to it
This weekend, see the ragtime legend’s long-lost and miraculously found opera
A weekend of music, food and gators
The independent bookstore marks its golden jubilee this weekend
They’re [sounding] good
It’s a slight increase from the year prior, nearly reaching the number of visitors Orlando saw before the COVID-19 pandemic
Korn, Green Day, Linkin Park and more this year
The measure is part of an omnibus ‘Florida Farm Bill’ also known for including a ban on fluoride in drinking water
That’s ‘Queen of the Mothertucking World’ to you
They’re the first employees to form a union at the SeaWorld-affiliated resort
She’ll have a lot ot say
Karla Rose and Louis DeFabrizio open the night
