Art Beat - WUCF

The Orlando Philharmonic and the Orlando Ballet are the subjects of a documentary - produced by a former UCF student - and shown at the Central Florida Film Festival.

The work of three UCF students goes on display at the new Twelve21 Gallery on Ivanhoe Row. We speak with the curator of the gallery about the exhibition, the mission of Twelve21, and the downtown Orlando arts scene.

Katie Ball fills in for Steve Mort to talk with Kevin Moore, one of the producers of Jambando's "Woodstock II" festival.

We talk with members of the Greater Orlando Actors Theatre, including UCF student Krystal Gillette, about the group's production of Some Girl(s) by Neil LaBute. We also discuss how G.O.A.T. hopes to add to the local arts scene and attract UCF students to its shows.

UCF students bring the theater of the absurd to Orlando as they perform Waiting for Godot. We talk with Josh Baggett from Relevant Theatrics about his love of the works of Samuel Beckett.

The UCF Art Alumni Chapter keeps former students in the arts in touch with the arts community. We chat with Chair, Mari Ani Camchong, about the work of the Art Alumni Chapter and its efforts to support local arts.

Juggling his way into the record books - we talk with Anthony Gatto - a world renowned juggler, Orlando resident, and performer at La Nouba by Cirque du Soleil.

The Enzian Theater in Maitland steps in to bring opera to Central Florida - presenting a series of operas on film this summer, all in stunning high definition.

The UCF Conservatory Theater presents Edward Albee's Tony Award-winning drama Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? We talk with one of just four actors in the play.

Orlando rock band, The Broken Inn, has defied the odds by staying together for four years with the same lineup of musicians - a particularly impressive feat considering they started together when they were 15 years old. Hear how this "young" band could teach the old-timers a thing or two.