Marcus Moore and Mimi Velazquez are high school students in the Daniel Mills Apprenticeship Program. They both say the Broadway musical “Beetlejuice” is their favorite production. The set is creative, the music is rousing, the story healing and the jokes hysterical. It’s just great entertainment all the way around, they agree. But the two are … Read more
The gambling industry’s future in Florida remains to be seen. The Seminole Tribe has the most to lose, and Florida’s economy and sports screen can also be affected. The history of this case is long, but the end of the process is in sight. And once the case gets resolved and the matter is clear, … Read more
At first glance, Efrain Costa-Hernandez, a junior at Evans High School on the theater tech track, and Caydence Collins, a senior at Wekiva High School on the theater performance track, may not seem to have much in common. But you’ll notice a certain similarity once you learn more about them. They are learning how to … Read more
It’s the holiday season! Here are some theater performances you and your loved ones can enjoy in Orlando. November 3 to November 18 The Rollins College Theater Dept Presents METAMORPHOSES – The Myths of Ovid Metamorphoses is contemporary theater at its most imaginative. Tony Award winner Mary Zimmerman has created a new way to look … Read more
Who among us hasn’t attended a production of Annie? From Broadway to community theater and school musicals, it is one of the most popular and produced Broadway shows in history. Since its opening on Broadway in 1977, The New York Times estimates that “Annie” is performed between 700 and 900 times each year: That’s a … Read more
You may have never heard of the Orlando Film Festival (OFF), or you may have confused it with another film festival that takes place in April. Whether you’re new to OFF or a longtime fan, it is a fabulous opportunity to see approximately 250 films of all genres in one place. Named one of the … Read more
Considering your health and wellness, we’ve all heard that music can be a “healing component” in all walks of life. This month, Orlando offers music from historic Rock to sublime Opera. Here are some recommendations for LIVE performances at a theater near you. Oct 2 to Oct 31 Orlando Family Stage presents “Click, Clack, Boo … Read more
The curtain goes up in October at Dr. Phillips Center, Walt Disney Theater Who is that plucky little street urchin who’s been spreading sunshine and hope since 1885? That would be none other than Little Orphan Annie, the star of the best-loved musical of all time. She’s set to return to Dr. Phillips Center, Walt … Read more
Prost! Mark your calendars and plan to celebrate Oktoberfest locally and enjoy culture, music, beer, and delicious foods. Oktoberfest is an annual 16-day-long Volksfest that originated in Germany in the 1800s and celebrates Bavarian culture, but the festivities are widely famous for the amount of beer consumed. Despite the name, Oktoberfest is held from mid-September … Read more
September 15 marks the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month: a celebration of American citizens whose ancestors come from Hispanic America. Check out the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic Heritage Month and how you can celebrate in Orlando! History of the Celebration According to History.com, Hispanic Heritage Month dates back to September 17, 1968, when … Read more
As the U.S. Open 2023 enters its 10th day, tennis aficionados and casual fans are excitedly buzzing. But it’s not just the matches that have everyone talking; it’s also the iconic Honey Deuce cocktail. This U.S. Open staple is a must-try; we have the ultimate Honey Deuce recipes for you. The Classic Honey Deuce Recipe … Read more
Children and parents alike will feel like part of Disney’s 100 years of magic as “Mouseter” of Ceremonies” Mickey Mouse leads a parade of more than 50 beloved characters starring Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy, and a party of Disney Princesses including Cinderella, Ariel, Tiana, and Snow White. This performance has the most Disney … Read more
What is National Cinema Day? In celebration of National Cinema Day on Aug. 27, movie theaters nationwide sell tickets for just $4. This year marks the second annual National Cinema Day. Created by The Cinema Foundation, a non-profit organization, the program aims to promote and expand the film industry. In addition to discounted tickets, some … Read more
We have good news and not-so good news. The good news is that The Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts features a phenomenal lineup for the 10th Broadway Orlando season. If you are an AdventHealth Broadway in Orlando 22/23 subscriber, renewals began back in March. The not-so-good news is that tickets are so hot that subscriptions … Read more
After 10 years in the American Athletic Conference (AAC), the University of Central Florida is officially a member of the Big XII Conference. Effective June 1, 2023, UCF entered the Power Five Conference as the youngest school ever to do so, established in 1963. Among BYU, Cincinnati, and Houston, UCF is one of four schools … Read more
High school seniors Tiesha Joseph and Maddie Painter both say the musical The Little Shop of Horrors is their favorite play. The two Daniel Mills Apprentices, both on the performance track, enjoy the famous 1960s B movie turned Broadway show turned campy movie because of its great music and its moral: Fame, fortune, and … Read more
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