KrampusFest featured something even naughtier than its namesake: torrential rain
KrampusFest in the Milk District was a wash-out, yeah, but there was some action before the torrential rains fell (and […]
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KrampusFest featured something even naughtier than its namesake: torrential rain
KrampusFest in the Milk District was a wash-out, yeah, but there was some action before the torrential rains fell (and
Renaissance Theatre Co. finds temporary home in downtown Orlando
Credit: Orlando Fringe The Renaissance Theatre Co. has found a temporary new home just in time for the holidays —
Q Fest at The Center spotlights queer artists in Central Florida
Dempsey Jara Credit: courtesy Dempsey Jara/Facebook If you’re searching for a fabulous excuse to be out in Orlando this week,
Broadway in Orlando review: Touring ‘Water for Elephants’ is almost as enchanting as it was in NYC
A few years ago, I flew up to New York City to see a certain Broadway blockbuster about a boy
Looking back at the rich history of Orlando comedy at Austin’s Coffee
Austin’s Coffee open mics over the years have not only given stars of the Orlando comedy scene their first experiences
Kyona Levine Farmer is always looking for a ‘message of redemption’
The cast of ‘Next to Normal’ Credit: courtesy SparKyL Entertainment During this first weekend of October, downtown’s Dr. Phillips Center
Winter Park Playhouse secures permanent Orange Avenue home
Credit: via Winter Park Playhouse After months of uncertainty, Winter Park Playhouse will remain in the space it has called
Orlando visual artist Gisela Romero showcases community faces in new exhibition
Gisela Romero in her studio Credit: Hector Perez Segnini/courtesy Terrace Gallery In the five years since immigrating to the United
Clowning around in the kitchen with Todd Zimmerman, the Orlando-based winner of Food Network’s ‘Worst Cooks in America’
Todd Zimmerman Credit: courtesy of Food Network In the magical world of Orlando’s attractions, even a humble rat can become