The play is written and performed by Matthew Moore, a professional actor diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson’s disease. He wants to share his patient experience.
The Solaria Singers professional choir performs a holiday concert at the Orlando Museum of Art, based around the culturally shared concept of light emerging from dark.
This year's family-friendly Violectric show features signature musical mashups, pics with Santa and Mrs. Claus, guest vocalists, and two local school orchestras joining the band onstage.
For the 28th year, Southern Winds Theater is bringing the “One-Man ‘A Christmas Carol’” to the stage. Actor David McElroy plays all 37 characters in the story.
The play makes its public debut in Orlando, with a costume contest for Orange County Public Schools students that will see the winning design hit the stage on Broadway.
“Let the People Sing” is a documentary drama focused on Zora Neale Hurston and based on historical records, letters, and playbills found in Rollins archives.
The LGBTQ Center of Orlando is holding its first-ever QFEST, a four-day theater and film festival focused around Central Florida’s queer artists, performers and stories.
Cassadaga is the ghost-story capital of Central Florida, so what better place than the century-old hotel in the center of town for a Halloween haunted house?
Central Florida is joining the 50th anniversary celebrations of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” Orlando performer Jaimz Dillman has devised an unique cabaret-style show.
The 21st annual Come Out With Pride parade and festival is this weekend in downtown Orlando. The theme is We The People, as the LGBTQ+ community faces some legislative changes.
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About Spotlight: Central Florida's Weekly Arts, Culture and Entertainment Podcast
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“Spotlight” covers arts, culture, and entertainment from a Central Florida perspective. But, like the arts itself, “Spotlight” strains its boundaries and may even cross them if there’s a need!…
“Spotlight” aims to call attention to people and events that offer enrichment to its listeners. That enrichment comes in many forms: from a discussion about how art can take its audience on an emotional journey that creates empathy where none existed before…to news about a local theater or museum when its inner workings have outsized consequences…to a belly laugh from much-need comedic relief. “Spotlight” will also share performances from creators of all stripes and endeavor to amplify voices not often heard. It’s an engaging and exciting listen with a mind-broadening mission.