Author: Michael McLeod
Guiding Lights
The Indigo Girls inspired "music nerd girl'' Becky Warren. Now the singer-songwriter is opening for them.
Spotlight: Boss Fringe
TJ Dawe devises his own offbeat theater roles—and helps other performers develop theirs.
A Heartfelt Message
A teenage loner learns to let down his mask in "Dear Evan Hansen," a touching examination of adolescent loss.
High Five for the 10 Man
Review: "Hamilton'' at the Dr. Phillips Center soars with its cast, sets and operatic-like story of the Founding Father.
Spotlight: ‘Hamilton’ on the Bill
Hip-hop history is headed our way. Here’s how Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical became the must-see of a generation.
Elements: I-4 Reconstructed
For most of us, the I-4 Ultimate reconstruction project is something to be endured. But for one photographer, the massive man-made project is nothing short of a visual feast.
An Instrument of Peace
Iranian musician Kayhan Kalhor, in town for a concert with the Orlando Philharmonic, talks about his craft, the travel ban turmoil, and his beloved horses.
Arts & Entertainment 2018-2019 Season Preview
Get ready for hot-ticket performances and exhibitions as part of Central Florida's upcoming arts and entertainment season.
Goodbye, Gorgeous
Harriett Lake had style. But that was the least of it.
Past Presence
Two years on, Pulse remains an ever-changing phenomenon.
Spotlight: Cooper, Cohen — and Good Company
The award-winning journalist and the late-night talk show host invite fans to tag along for an intimate, onstage happy hour.
The Fringe Festival: Stupendous Send-Ups
The Fringe Festival will feature parodies aplenty, with targets ranging from “Star Wars” to “Stranger Things.” Plus much more at the two-week theatrical extravaganza.
A "Rotten" Review
Actually, "Something Rotten," unlike its title, is a fresh, rousing sendup of Shakespeare's Elizabethan-era genius and the most popular favorites of contemporary musical theater.
African American Composers: Striking a Chord
A Bach Festival concert celebrates three African American classical composers whose talents shone despite racist obstacles.
Slice of Life
Earthy, charming, playful: "Waitress" is a delicious musical treat.
"Be Not Afraid of Greatness…"
Post-grad theater student Amanda Lee assumes nigh every duty as she stages a production of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night'' with an all-female cast of friends.
Science Shtick
A mixer at the Orlando Science Center will reach for the stars as well as the heights of humor.
Street Views
A Snap! Space show focuses on photographers Jamel Shabazz and Shawn Theodore. Plus a look at other striking local exhibits.
Good Neighbors
Meet a group of community angels whose acts of kindness make Orlando a better place.
Leading Light: GladdeningLight Symposium
Through an annual symposium, Randy Robertson seeks to guide us—and himself—to the places where art and spirituality meet.
Making the Grade
Energetic 'School of Rock' is great fun as it disses stodginess with a rebellious riff.
The Performers
Meet 11 individuals whose diverse voices enrich our lives through music, theater, dance and the spoken word.
Balm After the Storm
Call us captivated by a stellar 'La Mancha' at Shakespeare Theater and an intriguing art exhibit at OMA.
Writing Out the Storm
Humor helped prepare us for anything—except reality.
Arts & Entertainment: Season Preview
From an aerial dance performance to a participatory art installation to a celebration of the music of unheralded composers, here's our highlight reel of the most promising and imaginative offerings of Central Florida's upcoming cultural season.
50 Most Powerful People 2017
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Education
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Tourism and Transportation
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Philanthropy & Community Voices
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Government & Politics
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Business
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Entertainment & the Arts
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
Now, It's Our Pulse
Over the past few days, the nightclub site became an emotional, uplifting gathering place—and a symbol of something more.
Fringe Favorites
Here are 6 not-to-be-missed shows at the annual theater festival, which ends this weekend.
The Healing: A Year After Pulse
In the aftermath of Pulse, a cross section of caring souls has emerged to help mend a community—and themselves.
All Play and No Work: 10 Central Florida Staycations
No planes or trains involved. A refreshing, fun holiday is just a short drive away at these 10 Central Florida resorts and destinations.
Melodious Madness
The all-day Accidental Music Festival features 18 ensembles and soloists performing in succession.
Billy Collins: Poet in Residence
Whether he's writing about mice or memory, his humor and heart shine through. Billy Collins is perhaps the most popular poet in the country, living quietly among us.
Fringe Binge
Orlando’s freewheeling performance festival is back with its 26th edition. Even the devil is in the details—so read on for some shows not to be missed.
When You Wish Upon a Spoof
"Disenchanted" casts Disney princesses in a delicious new light
Contrasting Beauty
Exhibits at Snap! Space and Cornell Museum explore the portrayals of African Americans in art.
Stage Flight
"An American in Paris” transports you to an exhilarating world of music, dance, dance and more dance.
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