Orlando theater
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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
