Neil James and Dandy Darkly – one and the same – visit the station to talk about the newest installment in Darkly’s captivating and knock-your-socks-off repertoire, Dandy Darkly’s All Aboard!, coming to this year’s Orlando Fringe Festival. We discuss themes of the Southern Gothic genre, political inspiration, and more.

Playwright and actor Ciara Hannon talks about her upcoming play, Leviticus, premiering at the Orlando International Fringe Festival this year. The play, based on a true story, chronicles the story of a teenage girl coming to terms with her sexual identity and her religious beliefs.

Logan Donahoo, local Orlando artist and LGBTQ advocate, visits Orlando Theatre Hour to discuss his new one-man, instructional docu-comedy Field Guide To Not Being An Asshole, premiering at the Orlando International Fringe Festival this year.

Playwright and actor Lily E. Garnett joins the show to talk about her upcoming one-woman show, War Paint, premiering at the Orlando International Fringe Festival. The 60-minute one-person one-act delves into how women are told they should physically present themselves to the world and uses makeup as a metaphor for war paint.

Dorothy Christopher and Bruce Ryan Costella, local actors and musicians, visit the show (and co-host) to talk about their show Bruce and Dot: Rubbed the Wrong Way, a cabaret at SAVOY showcasing songs and scenes about things that…well…rub them – and us – the wrong way.

Local director, producer, and actor Thom Mesrobian visits the show to talk about Rogue Stage in Lakeland and upcoming projects in Central Florida.

Actor/writer/director/producer/opera singer/paralegal Mikaela Duffy visits the show to discuss two shows she is currently involved in: The Importance of Being Earnest (playing at Seminole State College) and I Should Have Just Married David Neilson in Kindergarten (premiering at the Tampa International Fringe Festival).

(March 25, 2019) Lindsay Taylor and Michael Geniac join the inaugural episode of Orlando Theatre Hour to talk about Taylor’s one-woman show, The Lightweight by Willi Carlisle (premiering at Pittsburgh Fringe), the Orlando Fringe Festival, pre-show prep rituals, and more.