Kimberly Akimbo is a Tony Award-winning musical that follows Kim, a teenager with a rare genetic condition, as she adjusts to a new life in suburban New Jersey while navigating family dysfunction, her first crush, and legal troubles.
The Space Coast is getting some Broadway premieres for the upcoming season at The King Center for the Performing Arts, which is celebrating its 38th anniversary.
The Broadway tour of Meredith Willson’s “The Music Man” will be performed at the King Center on April 12-13. The musical follows Harold Hill, a traveling salesman who tries to con the people of River City, Iowa, by promising to form a boys’ band, but his plans are foiled when he falls for the town librarian, Marian. The show features well-known songs such as “Seventy-Six Trombones,” “Ya Got Trouble,” and “‘Till There Was You.”
A musical comedy billed as a Renaissance farce that pokes fun at theatrical rivalries and the birth of the modern musical is coming to Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
The story follows Percy Jackson, son of Poseidon, on a quest to reclaim Zeus's stolen lightning bolt, traveling to the Underworld, solving an Oracle's riddle, and confronting family issues.
The Central Florida Fair, returning for its 114th year from February 26 to March 8, features a nostalgic Blockbuster experience alongside attractions like Robot Renegades, live music in the Beer Garden, RC race cars, the Zerbini Family Circus, and more. Established in 1910, the fair is the region's oldest and largest not-for-profit fair, offering rides, food, a petting zoo, and unique entertainment, with general admission tickets priced between $7 and $16.
Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Katori Hall, the musical earned 12 Tony nominations, including an eventual best actress winning trophy for Adrienne Warren in the title role.
Among the 10 shows in the 2026-27 Broadway season at the Dr. Phillips Center will also include the return of “Hamilton,” “Wicked,” “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast,” “Jersey Boys” and “The Sound of Music.”
'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' is set to debut in Orlando, marking its only Florida stop. The play, which follows Harry Potter's son Albus, explores themes of family dynamics and time travel as Albus befriends Draco Malfoy's son and faces the consequences of altering the past.
Spanning six decades of music, the lineup includes genres from pop, hip-hop, rap and country to classic rock, alternative, hard rock, punk, Christian and Latin.
Irish dance champions, including performers from 'Lord of the Dance' and 'Riverdance', are bringing 'A Taste of Ireland' to Central Florida as part of a world tour.
Clayton Royal Johnson, an actor from Central Florida, appears as Andy in the fourth and fifth seasons of Netflix's 'Stranger Things,' set in 1980s Hawkins, Indiana. Andy, a basketball player and friend of Jason, is introduced in season 4. In the 5th season, Andy has a notable confrontation with main character, Dustin, in the first episode.
*NSYNC icon and Orlandoan Joey Fatone will mark a special homecoming as he returns to The City Beautiful to perform in “& Juliet” at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
The musical, which explores themes of self-discovery, friendship, and belonging, will be performed at Orlando's Dr. Phillips Center starting Dec. 16.
The touring Broadway production of 'The Book of Mormon,' a musical comedy by Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Robert Lopez, is set to perform at the Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts in Melbourne.
Orlando Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’ at the Dr. Phillips Center presents a reimagined version of the holiday classic, blending classical ballet with puppetry, animatronics, and immersive stage designs. The performance follows Clara's dream journey, highlighting her courage and the magic of childhood traditions, with a cast of 27 dancers, additional Second Company dancers, and young dancers from the Orlando Ballet School.
The Magic Studio Holiday Spectacular, featuring six acclaimed magicians with TV and touring credits, will showcase a 75-minute show of illusions, sleight-of-hand and audience interaction.
Tickets for the 2025/26 Broadway season at the Maxwell C. King Center are now available, featuring shows like "The Book of Mormon," "Tina – The Tina Turner Musical," "The Music Man," and "Beetlejuice."
The musical, featuring energetic performances and songs from the Oscar-nominated soundtrack, runs from Nov. 20-22 at the Alexis & Jim Pugh Theater at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
'Water for Elephants The Musical' is a theatrical adaptation of Sara Gruen’s novel. Set during the Great Depression, telling the story of a young man's journey with a traveling circus.
One of the longest-running anime/manga series will be brought to life by Central Florida’s own Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra this weekend at the Dr. Phillips Center.
The festival will feature interactive photo opportunities, unique food creations, iconic paint-by-numbers murals, and artwork by Disney artists displayed throughout the park.
‘Evil Dead: The Musical’ is a comedic adaptation of the cult classic films The Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, and Army of Darkness, presented by the Bay Street Players at the historic Eustis State Theatre from Oct. 17 to Nov. 2.
“The Wiz,” now performing at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, is soup for the soul, warming hearts and minds as it kicks off the 2025-2026 Broadway in Orlando lineup.
Phantasmagoria Orlando and DiDonna Productions is celebrating the spooky season by bringing Edward Gorey's tales to the stage in Central Florida.
During its peak season, the Renaissance Theatre Company was forced to close after the city of Orlando condemned the building and put up notices to vacate.
An interesting show that includes slamming doors, flying sardines and actors forgetting their lines is coming to the Surfside Playhouse along the coast.
The diverse lineup includes Afrobeat, opera, Latin jazz, and folk with performances by both emerging local talent and nationally-recognized artists.
Event taking place Sunday, July 27, at the USTA National Campus in Orlando.
The device can help people with more than 20 different eye conditions and it allows people with central vision loss to experience enhanced vision.
Casselberry’s Secret Lake Park has it all: scenic nature, basketball and tennis courts, playgrounds for kids, and even a weekly improv comedy show that transforms the recreation center into a laughter-filled comedy club every Friday night.
The projector will roll once again at the Garden Theatre in Winter Garden with a new summer movie series, with the first film opening Tuesday, July 10.
Hundreds of students from Title I schools across Central Florida take the spotlight as part of a unique arts education program.
About 25 students at Aloma Elementary in Winter Park are learning all about puppetry in conjunction with Disney's "The Lion King" musical that's currently on tour at the Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando.
The 14-day immersive Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival is returning to Orlando with more than 100 shows, a free outdoor music festival, art displays, activities for kids and so much more.
“The Lion King” will be performing at the Dr. Phillips Center until May 18, and on certain nights, guests will get to see Orlando’s own Julian Villela perform as young Simba.
