The 5th Avenue Theatre’s production of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” splashed onto the stage at the Dr. Phillips Center this past Tuesday night. Directed by Glenn Casale, and starring Diana Huey in the title role, “The Little Mermaid” brought all of the fun of the animated film to the stage with great hits, but also…
Have you ever wanted to catch “La Nouba” by Cirque du Soleil at Disney Springs, but were unsure of how to fit the price of tickets into your budget? Look no further, because now families can experience the thrilling spectacular for less with the new Florida Resident Family Pack offer.
The “tale as old as time” about a funny girl and a beast learning to find the love within is coming to life aboard Disney Cruise Line, this time as a new musical stage production inspired by the new live-action retelling of the classic animated film.
“A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder” is a witty musical comedy about a series of killings, leading one man up the social ladder.
The sequel to the biggest musical of all time, some current top award-winning hits, and a few old favorites are coming to Florida with the newly announced 2017-2018 Fairwinds Broadway in Orlando season, with the mega-hit Hamilton arriving in 2018-2019.
By Quinn Roseboom “Wicked” is definitely my favorite musical stage production, I can’t get enough of it. This is the first time I’ve seen a production at the Dr. Phillips Center that I’ve seen before.
“An American in Paris” is a graceful musical filled with art, ballet and romance. The story is a bit cliché, but it’s otherwise a beautiful production.
They’ve gone from the Orlando Fringe to Off-Broadway, and in 2017 some suspiciously familiar fairytale princesses are coming back to satirize their storybooks when the hit musical comedy Disenchanted! returns to Orlando’s Plaza Live on April 11-20.
Universal Orlando’s newly enhanced Blue Man Group VIP experience is now offering guests a chance to go behind the scenes in exchange for extra green.
The Orange County Board of County Commissioners unanimously voted on November 1 to approve an amendment that would provide an additional $45 million for the expansion of Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, completing the planned ballet theater.
