‘The Lion King’ roars into Orlando with nostalgia, spectacle | Theater review at Dr. Phillips Center
The Broadway musical adaptation of “The Lion King” is on tour in Orlando, performing at Dr. Phillips Center through May 18, 2025.
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Dining | Dinner Theater | Theater | Video
How ‘Elementa’ in Los Angeles is shaping the future of dining shows | Interview
“Elementa” at The Gallery in Downtown Los Angeles is the first experiential dining show and venue from talented theme park creators.
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Little Shop of Horrors at Nocturne Theatre: Reimagining a monster | Interview + review
Nocturne Theatre’s production of “Little Shop of Horrors” reimagines the iconic Audrey II monster for a terrifying, in-the-round live show.
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Review: Candlelight Concert with Hans Zimmer movie scores ‘Pirates of the Caribbean,’ ‘Lion King’
A four-string quartet performs music from “Pirates of the Caribbean” and “The Lion King.”
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Blue Man Group … orange? In the ’90s, they were
Did you know the blue men were once the Orange Man Group?
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Theater review: Michael Jackson musical ‘MJ’ hits highest notes and lowest points of an icon
The Michael Jackson musical “MJ” is now on tour, and we saw it in Orlando. Is the show a thriller, or is it just … bad?
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What it’s like to visit the 12K+ LED dome at Cosm Los Angeles
At Cosm Los Angeles, boasting a 12K+ dome, you can catch a whole slew of entertainment and sports offerings throughout the year.
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Theater review: ‘A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical’ nothing you haven’t seen before
“A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical” says “Hello Again” as it arrives at its Orlando, Fla. stop at the Dr. Phillips Center after a 2 year run on Broadway.
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‘Insidious’ tour: North America theatrical experience comes to a halt
“Insidious: The Further You Fear” is a live stage show tour reimagining of the Blumhouse film franchise, however, after just four performances it looks to be cancelled.
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Food, drinks, and comedy: How a Charlotte restaurant is getting into the attractions business
What happens when a restaurant becomes an attraction? That’s the question on the minds of the entrepreneurs behind The Comedy Club at Duckworth’s — a new venue in Uptown Charlotte and a small-business experiment.
