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‘Scalia/Ginsburg’ operatically chronicles the unlikely friendship between two Supreme Court justices
A love letter to an era in our politics that is long gone
Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
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Two fresh Orlando productions featuring songs and stories you haven’t seen or heard before, both with strong women anchoring the tale
See ‘Belladonna: The Musical’ and ‘Scalia/Ginsburg’ this weekend
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Alanis Morissette-inspired musical ‘Jagged Little Pill’ comes to Orlando this month
I’ve got one hand in my pocket and the other one’s buying ‘Jagged Little Pill’ tickets
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The Orlando Philharmonic tackles the Caped Crusader at this weekend’s ‘Batman (1989)’ in Concert
‘Get nuts’ with the Orlando Philharmonic
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The Michel Camilo Trio holds court at Judson’s Live with three nights of award-winning jazz
Eith players from the Dominican Republic, Cuba and Puerto Rico, ‘It will be like a Latin summit’
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Latin pop star Julieta Venegas plays the Dr. Phillips Center on Friday
Platinum-selling, Grammy-winning Mexican musical icon
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Twisted Pine sonically christen Judson’s Live, the newest room at Orlando’s Dr. Phillips Center
Check out downtown’s poshest new listening experience
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Indie-pop star Mitski’s two-night stand at the Dr. Phillips Center might be the hottest ticket in town next week
We’ll all have ‘washing machine hearts’ come Monday
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National treasure the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to Orlando for a two-night run
The iconic modern dance company has been telling stories of social change for decades
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Like a Rolling Stone(s), Bob Dylan is also playing Orlando this year
Don’t ask him to sign anything
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Orlando concert calendar, Jan. 17-23: Southern Culture on the Skids, Purple Madness: Tribute to Prince, Shrek Rave and more
Plus Eric Bachmann plays a living room show
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Actor Chazz Palminteri brings one-man version of ‘A Bronx Tale’ to Orlando
‘It was 1960 and doo-wop was the sound on the street’
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Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue come to Orlando to spread a joyful noise
Funky and melodic rhythms at Steinmetz Hall on Saturday
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Orlando concert calendar: Live music around town Dec. 27-Jan. 2
Donna the Buffalo, Jackyl, Sad Halen, Sickkick and more
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Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy coming to Orlando’s Dr. Phillips Center in January
You see a Darkness, I see a show at the Dr. Phil
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Orlando gets an intimate new performance space, Judson’s Live, opening in February
Life is (or will be) a cabaret at Judson’s in the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
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Broadway in Orlando review: In ‘Funny Girl,’ Katerina McCrimmon is a star in the making
Impeccable comic timing and propulsive pacing sustain the long first act; the second is a bit of a slog
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‘Glee’ alum Darren Criss brings musical holiday revue to Orlando Wednesday
He’ll wish you a Merry Crissmas
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Orlando Ballet to debut all-new production of ‘The Nutcracker’ in December at Steinmetz
The dance company promises an all-new production
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‘Clare and the Chocolate Nutcracker’ presents a new take on a holiday classic
For one night only at the Dr. Phillips Center