Theater Review: Hell’s Kitchen Broadway Tour in Orlando
Hell’s Kitchen featuring songs by Alicia Keys follows a girl coming of age in the rough and tumble neighborhood that gives the show its name.
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Disney Villains go kiddie in new show at Hollywood Studios | Review
The new “Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After” show at Disney’s Hollywood Studios is skippable unless you just really want to see Maleficent.
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‘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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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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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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Theater review: ‘Mamma Mia!’ invites the audience to get up and dance
The “Mamma Mia!” national tour brings the madcap jukebox musical on the road with ABBA’s hit songs and locales of the Greek islands.
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Please Don’t Destroy tour review: Serotonin live on stage
The Please Don’t Destroy tour — performed by ‘SNL’ writing trio Martin Herlihy, John Higgins, and Ben Marshall — is delightfully unhinged.
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Theater Review: Chicago may not hit well with first-timers
Chicago may be “celebrating 25 years of Razzle Dazzle,” but for a first-time viewer, it wasn’t quite what I expected.
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Theater Review: Reimagined To Kill A Mockingbird remains poignant and relevant
The national tour of Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird is being performed at Orlando’s Dr. Phillips Center through March, 26, 2023.
