Lowndes Shakespeare Center

A breakneck one-woman love letter to a pair of movie musicals and the healing power of fandom.

A wonderfully weird and whimsical solo show that’s one of this year’s best representations of the Fringe spirit.

A diverse range of families struggle to preserve the holiday magic for their precocious progeny.

Utterly unique at this Festival, ‘Last One Standing’ encourages the kind of inner reflection and genuine connection we rarely find time for.

A positive spirit pervades an effort to make burlesque educational.

This affirming show should spark some hard conversations back home.

Errol McLendon’s travelogue digs into the power of memories and the pain of losing them.

Should jolt open some Orlando eyes and minds in favor of this tantalizing ancient tradition.

Laila Lee vividly shares her life story, enlivening a Scheherazade-esque tale with expressive physical movement and evocative musical snippets.

Narada Owens is a chaotically charismatic stage presence whose work defies easy categorization.