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Orlando Gay Chorus take the sounds of BroadGay around Central Florida this week
OGC’s BroadGAY Spectacular is a romp through classic and modern showtunes
Orlando theater
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Broadway in Orlando: The songs in ‘My Fair Lady’ are still sublime, but the staging and dialogue are awkward
Touring production of the Lerner and Loewe classic plays the Dr. Phillips Center through May 14
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With the opening of White Elephant Theatre, Orlando gets a sorely needed new performance space
But the clock is already ticking on its expiration date
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Swing into Harlem in the ’90s with ‘New Jack City: Live’ on stage
One night only with Treach, Big Daddy Kane and Flex Alexander
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New listening room Proper looks to bring back downtown Orlando’s circa-’90s culture
Think Yab Yum and Go Lounge, just ‘more hi-fi’
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Make a date to get your fill of the arts, both visual and performing
Orlando’s best galleries, museums, dance troupes and theaters
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Orlando Fringe Festival offers live ‘trailers’ of upcoming Fringe fare with the Local Teaser Show
Two seatings: a nice, family-friendly show and a naughty, adults-only show.
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New Generation Theatrical returns to the Abbey with ‘Jesus: Origins,’ a superhero spoof
It isn’t half as blasphemous as it sounds
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Dr. Phillips Center drops lineup for upcoming ‘Broadway in Orlando’ season of shows
‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ is part of the 2023-24 season; is the Legislature going to have a problem with that?
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Get to know ‘Josephine’ all over again at Orlando’s Renaissance Theatre
All hail the return of Tymisha Harris.
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The long wait for ‘Hadestown’ to get to Orlando was well worth it
It’s by far the most satisfying show of this Broadway in Orlando season.
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Central Florida’s longest-running holiday treat is Southern Winds Theatre’s ‘One Man Christmas Carol’
Production of the one-man play is a family affair
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Pop-history musical and tween juggernaut ‘Six’ storms Orlando’s Dr. Phillips Center
All the Tudor ladies
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Orlando Shakes opens alternate history ‘Apologies to Lorraine Hansberry,’ parsing identity politics in a post-Trump, segregated United States
An interview with playwright Rachel Lynett
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Orlando Shakes brings vitality and magic to a classic musical, ‘The Fantasticks’
What pretty poets say
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Orlando director Jeremy Seghers takes on AIDS epic ‘Angels in America’ with Valencia College Theater
The great work begins
