On Friday, March 30th, Orlando’s Mennello Museum of American Art held a reception to celebrate the opening of IMPRINT: 20 Years of Flying Horse Editions. The exhibit, which runs through August, celebrates the printmaking work of UCF’s nationally-renowned fine art press. During the reception, students led guests through hands-on demonstrations of a variety of...
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Leave behind the cat videos to mingle with some writers.
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This weekend’s plant fair offers a handful of intuitive workshops and more than 30 featured vendor booths.
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Artistic director Robert Hill continues his company’s shift away from fluffy pink tutus toward edgier, adult-ier fare.
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The Flight of the Earls, a tragicomedy about terrorism of both the emotional and the IRA sort, sweeps into the Lowndes’ Mandell Theatre in a flourish of local stage heavyweights.
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In the next issue of Orlando Weekly, I use my Live Active Cultures column to discuss the spring sprouting of new theater from some Orlando International Fringe Festival favorites. A prime example, which I didn’t have space to include in print, is the latest work from Playwrights’ Round Table. For fifteen years, PRT has...
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Your Benjamin will net you not just dinner and the virtuous glow that comes with supporting a local nonprofit, but the company of, and a uniquely themed table-scape created by, a local artist.
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Praising What Is Lost, by David Strauss, is the PRT’s first full-length production (they produce short play series throughout the year), and therefore a momentous occasion.
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Local artist Doug Rhodehamel has been mentioned frequently in this blog for his paper mushrooms and other whimsical installation projects. But did you know that Doug’s brother Danny, who moved to Orlando in October, is an artist as well? Danny Rhodehamel debuted the first installment of his “Horrible Portrait” series at Stardust Video &...
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Two Orlando Ballet principals and a handful of Yow’s modern dancers will perform in OMA’s airy galleries.
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