Author: Michael McLeod
The Home Front: Orlando Residents Provide Joy & Comfort Amid Coronavirus
In the age of coronavirus, members of our community have found many ways to provide comfort and joy to others.
Staying Home: 20+ Virtual Orlando Cultural Tours and Experiences
Tours, museums, music, verse and more—both local and far away.
Staying Home In Orlando During The Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has made “stir-crazy’’ a watchword for our times. Here are some ways to cope with confinement at home.
In Focus: An Ode to the Old West
Past meets future in more ways than one as Opera Orlando stages a vintage gold-rush saga at Cheyenne Saloon on Church Street.
2019 Arts & Entertainment Season Preview
In honor of the Orlando Science Center’s upcoming Pompeii exhibit, we drafted a roving Roman as a tour guide to the 2019-2020 arts season. A tribute to an ancient city that was frozen in time highlights a red-hot Central Florida cultural season. Fear not: We’re here with our arts season guide to keep you grounded.
50 Most Powerful People - 15 to Watch
Other people making news or working behind the scenes
Oh, Canada!
“Come From Away” captures the loving kindness our northerly neighbors provided when terror struck.
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.
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