must see
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Fighting cancer, through the power of dance
"The Hope Movement," which will benefit local cancer programs, will be presented Oct. 4-5.
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A Thanksgiving feast of compelling emotion in Rollins’ ‘The Humans’ | Review
'The Humans': Review of "The Humans," at Rollins College, by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm
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Branford Marsalis brings lyricism, dexterity to Orlando Philharmonic opener | Review
'Branford and Bolero': Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm reviews the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra with guest Branford Marsalis.
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Epcot’s ‘IllumiNations’: a stirring tribute to the arts
The story of "IllumiNations" put a celebration of the creative arts front and center.
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’Aladdin’ ticket email error quickly corrected
Puzzled Central Floridians received email notifications from the Dr. Phillips Center on Friday about "Aladdin" tickets -- which they had never bought.
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Why you should be at the Bach Festival Society’s next Insights & Sounds concert | Review
Orlando Sentinel Arts Critic Matthew J. Palm reviews the first concert of the Bach Festival Society's 85th season.
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For a spooky ride, all aboard Phantasmagoria’s ghost train | Review
Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm rides Phantasmagoria's Royal Palm Ghost Train.
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Peppa Pig comes to Orlando, with familiar face behind her
Emily Killian, an actress and Rollins College graduate who worked at Mad Cow Theatre and in the Phantasmagoria troupe, puppeteers Peppa Pig in the tour for children.
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PODCAST: Farewell to Epcot’s ‘IllumiNations’ and a look ahead to Disney’s new fireworks shows (Ep. 18)
The end is near for Epcot’s “IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth.” Sept. 30 is the last performance of the fireworks show that debuted 20 years ago. The Orlando Sentinel’s theme park reporter Dewayne Bevil and arts critic Matthew Palm discuss the beloved spectacular and what is to come as Disney World replaces several of its nighttime shows.
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Theatergoers have new ways to drink up, but let’s not involve the police
Many theaters rely on alcohol sales to boost the bottom line, but intoxicated people do not make good theatergoers.
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Navy vet brings real-life experience to Rollins College’s ‘The Humans’
When Rollins College presents the Central Florida premiere of the Tony-winning play "The Humans," an actor with an unusual career path will be in the cast of this unusual show.
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Some of Jane Austen’s magic is missing in ‘Pride and Prejudice’ adaptation | Review
"Pride and Prejudice" review: Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm reviews the Mad Cow Theatre production.
