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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Wild & Gay Animal Kinkdom’
The diversity of human sexuality pales in comparison to the kinky hijinks found throughout the animal world
Orlando theater
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘MacShrek: The Comedy of Ogres’
Shrek meets Shakespeare: surprisingly smart and sharply performed, with tight comic timing
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘The Frogs: A New One-Act Adaptation’
This adaptation of the 2,400-year-old play offers impressive insights about our current world
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Younger Us’
Sharp humor and emotional revelations stack upon heavy themes of loss, guilt and identity
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Queer!’
An emotionally harrowing yet ultimately uplifting exploration of important issues
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Sororicide’
Tailored to fit a younger collegiate crowd with raunchy humor, relatable college experiences, and chaotic energy
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Miss Bellas’
A post-apocalyptic parable with shades of Hunger Games and other dystopian fantasies
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Chase Padgett: How to Play Guitar (Poorly)’
This show is not about incompetence, but about the messy road to discovering identity.
Posted inLive Active Cultures
Theological drama ‘Agnes of God’ opens in Orlando this week at EpiCharis Theatre
The new troupe is founded by Charis Watler, whose personal, spiritual and socioeconomic odyssey is every bit as compelling as the play
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Winter Park Playhouse closes their Orlando Shakes residency with a Kevin Kelly cabaret
They’ll move back into their newly renovated home in July
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The Ren celebrates their hard-won homecoming with a festive reception Friday
Building upgrades are complete at the Princeton Street headquarters
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Another cheeky take on the Bard, ‘Something Rotten!’ comes to the Pugh Theater
The Bottom brothers struggle to write a hit play whilst living in Shakespeare’s shadow
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Orlando Fringe sets dates for 35th anniversary Festival
It’s going to be weird
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Alicia Keys jukebox musical ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ in Orlando this week
The New York Times calls it a “must-see”
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Orlando Shakes stages new take on Hamlet ‘Fat Ham,’ opening this week
Pulitzer Prize-winner James Ijames takes on the Bard
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Orlando Family Stage celebrates its 100th birthday
OFS is still serving today’s audiences — and creating the audience of tomorrow
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Orlando Family Stage hosts 100-year reunion for its Centennial Celebration
Generations of performing arts
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Blue Man Group’s Orlando resident show opens in May
After postponing only a couple of times
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15 reviews from Orlando Fringe Winter Mini-Fest 2026
A fun-sized festival of Fringe hits and juried picks runs Jan. 7-11
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Broadway in Orlando review: ‘& Juliet’ brings back the past in more ways than one
A joyfullly over-the-top revisionist reimagining of ‘Romeo and Juliet’
