Arts Beat
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.
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.
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.
Emotional Elegance
Beginnings and endings mark Orlando Ballet’s upcoming performances of 'Romeo and Juliet.'
Street Views
A Snap! Space show focuses on photographers Jamel Shabazz and Shawn Theodore. Plus a look at other striking local exhibits.
Making the Grade
Energetic 'School of Rock' is great fun as it disses stodginess with a rebellious riff.
Balm After the Storm
Call us captivated by a stellar 'La Mancha' at Shakespeare Theater and an intriguing art exhibit at OMA.
Fringe Favorites
Here are 6 not-to-be-missed shows at the annual theater festival, which ends this weekend.
Melodious Madness
The all-day Accidental Music Festival features 18 ensembles and soloists performing in succession.
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.
Let's Hear It for a Crowd
Eric Jacobsen and the Orlando Philharmonic will play a world premiere work of Lisa Bielawa, who finds artistry amid the noise.
Moving Snap! Shots
Gallery owners Patrick and Holly Kahn offer powerful exhibits showcasing photographer Roger Ballen, as well as Pulse tribute images.
Messages of Peace
Offerings at the Global Peace Film Festival include a documentary about the Pulse nightclub tragedy.
Artists on the Move
A big sale this weekend precedes McRae Art Studios' departure from Winter Park. Where to next?
Dream Performances
A multitude of Broadway and Orlando performers gather for back-to-back shows to benefit LGBT groups—and lift a city’s spirit.
Get Thee to the Fringe!
Here are 10-must see shows. Snag your tickets. Now.
Arts Beat: Parting Gift
The Orlando Philharmonic’s Eric Jacobsen says goodbye to his longtime string quartet cohorts in a concert on April 27.
Transported By Cab
Four remarkable headliners make the 14th annual Orlando Cabaret Festival a can’t-miss event.
Arts Beat: Opera's 2nd Act
Florida Opera Theatre has a new name, with a celebration and April performances coming up.
