The following articles are only excerpts. For the full text, click on an article's title.Later this month, Orlando Brewing and Graze restaurant in downtown Orlando will come together to match globally-inspired American cuisine with locally produced organic beer. The dinner, which includes five courses, will take place on Monday, August 18th at 7pm with advance ticket purchase required ($50).
While I’ve yet to dine at Graze, I’ve heard many good […]
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Earlier this week, Orlando Weekly announced their “Best of 2008″ winners (and losers) in a wide variety of categories. Among the winners was the Garden Theatre located in downtown Winter Garden, taking home the “Best rehab success story”. OW had the following to say:
Too often these days, rehabilitation is little more than a revolving door […]
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This weekend marks the final performances of “Assassins” and “Sonnets For An Old Century” at Mad Cow Theatre in downtown Orlando. Later this month, “Major Barbara” and “Elliot, A Soldier’s Fugue” take the stage to wrap up the 2007-2008 season. The 2008-2009 season begins in September, and season tickets are available for purchase.
My wife and […]
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I imagine ballroom dancing fans have never been happier. The sixth season of “Dancing with the Stars” is well under way and Tango, Fox Trot and Samba classes are available in every town to dancers of all ages. It’s kind of like when Tiger Woods started dominating the PGA Tour and every amateur began eating, […]
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Witchcraft, war, betrayal and murder are not the typical elements of a enjoyable evening. The Orlando Shakespeare Theater, however, with its production of Macbeth, puts audiences in the middle of a dark world where witches and ghosts are real and battles happen all around. For sure, it’s an evening that’s anything but typical.
Margeson theater, which […]
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Here are a few snippets from an article on the Orlando Sentinel website today, describing how the planned 12-screen movie theater at the heart of The Plaza project may no longer happen.
Developer Cameron Kuhn said Thursday that he is all but broke, in the process of swapping property and assets to clear his debt, and […]
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