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We are lucky to live in an area so rich with arts and entertainment. From theaters and dance venues to museums and concert hall, Central Florida and Tampa Bay offer a plethora of artistic options to please every palette of entertainment desire. Temperatures are rising and so is the curtain. We couldn’t �it in everything, but Watermark has scoured online schedules and press releases to bring you the highlights of what to do starting this Spring. From national tours and entertainers on beautiful, big stages to local performers in start-up venues, we have a gathered the best Central Florida and Tampa Bay have to offer and listed it here for you. With so many options out
there, we strive to highlight performances and events that may be of special interest to the LGBTQ community and its allies. Venues update their schedules regularly so events contained in this guide are subject to change. Websites and phone numbers of every venue listed are included so you can stay current on any last minute updates. Keep this guide handy. We have performances listed throughout Spring and Summer, covering Space Coast, Daytona Beach, Orlando, Lakeland, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota and surrounding areas. See as much as you can. Support local artists and local venues. There is so much amazing talent covered here that you won’t be disappointed.
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things come apart is an exhibition organized by todd Mclellan and the smithsonian institution traveling exhibition service (sites). Photo by todd Mclellan.
on exhibit feb. 10 - may 6
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food comes apart 3/23, 7 - 9 p.m.
a culinary adventure of food origin, science, flavor & food, dinner included, cost tBd.
family & youth discovery day 4/7, 1o a.m. - 5 p.m. Free fun activities for the entire family with paid admission. Bank of america/Merrill lynch cardholders enjoy free admission.
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DAYTONA BEACH/ THE HENEGAR SPACE COAST CENTER NEW SMYRNA BEACH ATLANTICCENTER FORTHEARTS.ORG 386-427-6975
March 3-31 Donne Bitner: In the Abstract April 4-25 Pictures Worth a Thousand Words: Poetry workshop for National Poetry Month May 1-15 Infinite Possibilities: The Art of Changing Your Life Through Visualization May 19-Aug. 11 29th Annual University Student Exhibition
COCOA VILLAGE PLAYHOUSE COCOA COCOAVILLAGE PLAYHOUSE.COM 321-636-5050
March 9-25 The Secret Garden April 27-May 13 Spamalot June8-10 Rock of Ages: High School Edition June 29-30 Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Feb. 8-18 I and You March 9-25 Peter and the Starcatcher April 5-15 Ugly Lies the Bones May 4-20 Bridges of Madison County
KING CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS MELBOURNE KINGCENTER.COM 321-242-2219
Feb. 9 ABBA Mania Feb. 16 Puddles Pity Party Feb. 26 Howie Mandel March 4 The Illusionists: Live From Broadway March 7 Celtic Women April 24 Kinky Boots April 28 Johnny Mathis
Feb. 23-March 4 The Savannah Sipping Society March 30-April 15 Disaster! May 11-20 Don’t Mention My Name June 8-17 The Fox and the Fairway
NEW SMYRNA BEACH NSBPLAYERS.ORG 386-423-1246 Feb. 22-March 11 Evita April 6-15 It’s Only A Play May 23-27 Cemetery Club
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N A RECENT INTERVIEW WITH GAL PAL SARAH JESSICA PARKER in V Magazine, English singer/ songwriter Sam Smith says for the first time in his life he thinks he deserves to be happy, and why shouldn’t he? The London native has been awarded 26 times for his music; that includes winning four Grammys, a Golden Globe and an Oscar. He has five Billboard Top 10 singles, debuted his most recent album —The Thrill of It All—at number one and has made it “Facebook Official” with 13 Reasons Why star Brandon Flynn. All of this and Smith is only 25 years old. Smith has become the unofficial crooner for the lonely hearted thanks to radio staples such as “Stay With Me, “I’m Not the Only One,” “Lay Me Down” and “Too Good At Goodbyes” keeping us all rocking in a corner curled up in the fetal position. At least we’re rocking slowly to a good beat. Smith is bringing his happy life and sad songs to the Sunshine State with The Thrill of It All Tour this summer with one night in Orlando and one night in Tampa.
JULY 11 AT AMWAY CENTER, ORLANDO JULY 13 AT AMALIE ARENA, TAMPA
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MUSEUM OF ART DELAND MOARTDELAND.ORG 386-734-4371 Jan. 19-March 18 YozoHamaguchi: Master of the Mezzotint Jan. 26-March 25 The Magical World of M. C. Escher
BIANCA DEL RIO
BLAME IT ON BIANCA March 6, The Plaza Live
RENT: 20TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR June 5-10, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
PEABODY AUDITORIUM
DAYTONA BEACH PEABODY AUDITORIUM.ORG 386-671-3461 Feb. 10 Puccini’s Madame Butterfly March 1 The Illusionists: Live from Broadway March 24 Lewis Black April 1 Jersey Boys April 9 Rogers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella May 15-16 Chicago
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ABBA MANIA Feb. 9, King Center for the Performing Arts
Feb. 11 Ola’s Entertainment Feb. 23 The Mersey Beatles Feb. 24 KRS One March 24 The Contortionist April 14 Jake Miller
AMWAY CENTER
ORLANDO AMWAYCENTER.COM 844-854-1450 Feb. 27 Dead & Company March 13 Romeo Santos April 18 Bon Jovi April 24 Pink May 9 James Taylor and Bonnie Raitt May 14 Justin Timberlake July 11 Sam Smith July 26 Rod Stewart Aug. 14 Shakira
ANNIE RUSSELL THEATRE ROLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER PARK ROLLINS.EDU
407-646-2145 Feb. 16-24 The Women of Lockerbie April 20-28 9 to 5: The Musical
ART & HISTORY MUSEUM
MAITLAND ARTANDHISTORY.ORG 407-539-2181 March 2-April 22 Art31: Fiber
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Feb. 20 Gil Shaham March 18 Takacs Quartet April 21-22 Symphonic Spirituals
BAY STREET PLAYERS EUSTIS BAYSTREETPLAYERS.ORG 352-357-7777 March 16-April 1 Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street March 24-31 Hot Flashes The Musical April 6-15 Little Shop of Horrors May 6-19 Respect!: A Musical Journay of Women
CENTRAL FLORIDA COMMUNITY ARTS ORLANDO CFCARTS.COM 407-937-1800
Feb. 8-9 The Hunchback of Notre Dame Feb. 23-March 11 Steel Magnolias March 9-10 From the New World April 6-22 Company April 27-28 Disney’s The Little Mermaid
CITYARTS FACTORY
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S TAT E O F E X C E L L E NC E TREASURES FROM FLORIDA PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
EXHIBITION ON VIEW
January 26 – April 29, 2018 This exhibition is funded in part by Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program
Rudolf Eickemeyer, Evelyn Nesbit, Nesbit, 1901, tinted platinum print, 12 ½ x 9 in., Plate 162. The Drapkin Collection. Image courtesy of The Drapkin Collection.
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Image: Henri-Joseph Harpignies (French 1819-1916) De Saint-Privé à Bléneau: souvenir de l'Yonne (View from Saint-Privé towards Bléneau: Memory of the Yonne) (detail), 1885, © Musée des Beaux-Arts, Reims, Legacy Henry Vasnier. Photo: C. Devleeschauwer
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Mar il yn, 1962, oil on canvas, 71 x 55 inc hes. Cour t esy of t he Per r y Collection, Cour t esy of Mic hael Klein Ar ts, LLC. Reis t er s t own Mall, 1965, oil on canvas, 80 x 102 inc hes. Cour t esy of t he Per r y Collection, Cour t esy of Mic hael Klein Ar ts, LLC.
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CORNELL FINE ARTS MUSEUM
May 25-Aug. 26 Margaret Boukre-White’s Different World May 25-Aug. 26 TrongGia Nguyen: My Myopia
DR. PHILLIPS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
ORLANDO DRPHILLIPSCENTER.ORG 844-513-2014
Feb. 23 A Fantastic Woman April 28 National Theatre Live: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof June 23 National Theatre Live: Julius Caesar
FIESTA IN THE PARK ORLANDO FIESTAINTHEPARK.COM 321-281-2185
April 7-8 Spring Fiesta in the Park
THE GARDEN THEATRE
WINTER GARDEN GARDENTHEATRE.ORG 407-877-4736 Feb. 2-25 The Lieutenant of Inishmore March 16-31 A Tennessee Walk April 27-May 27 The Hunchback of Notre Dame July 6-29 Xanadu
HARD ROCK LIVE
UNIVERSAL CITYWALK, ORLANDO HARDROCK.COM 407-351-5483 Feb. 23 George Lopez March 17 Dan Rather March 24 Alice Cooper April 26 Ministry with Chelsea Wolfe May 4 Jim Norton Cont. on pg.19 | |
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FTER MEETING IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL and becoming one of the most successful folk rock duos to emerge from the 80s, Amy Ray and Emily Saliers— better known as the Indigo Girls—are still rocking out and touring the world. With 16 studio albums under their belts, these LGBTQ icons have not only continued to challenge themselves but also their audiences with songs and lyrics full of honestly, grit and soul. Their catalog boasts such classics as “Closer to Fire,” “Galileo,” “Least Complicated,” “Power of Two,” “Ghost, “Kid Fears” and “Shame On You,” just to name a few. In 2006, the Indigo Girls teamed up with singer Pink to record “Dear Mr. President,” a song that was an open letter criticizing then-president George W. Bush. The Indigo Girls have always been a vocal duo against political and social injustice, both in song and in the streets. They have championed causes and held benefit concerts for everything from LGBTQ rights to the environment to abolishing the death penalty. Three decades after the release of their first major studio album, the Indigo Girls are strumming their guitars in Orlando and St. Petersburg live this March.
MARCH 6 AT THE PLAZA LIVE, ORLANDO MARCH 8 AT THE PALLADIUM THEATER, ST. PETERSBURG
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Feb. 9-11 Orlando Ballet presents Romeo & Juliet Feb. 14-March 11 The Lion King March 13 Jason Mraz March 17-18 Orlando Ballet presents Arcadian Broad’s Beauty & the Beast March 20-25 Waitress March 21-25 Opera Orlando presents Cinderella April 24-29 Something Rotten! May 4-6 Orlando Ballet’s Contemporary Wonders June 5-10 RENT: 20th Anniversary Tour July 8 Erasure
MAITLAND ENZIAN.ORG 407-629-1088
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ROLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER PARK ROLLINS.EDU 407-646-2526
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Winter/Spring 2018 PERFORMANCES & EVENTS Authentic Spanish Romance
Noche de Zarzuela: An Evening of Zarzuela March 4, 7 p.m., Osceola Performing Arts
A Fantastical Comedy
Gioachino Rossini’s Cinderella (La Cenerentola) March 21, 23, and 24, 7:30 p.m.; March 25, 2 p.m., Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
An Elegant Celebration
Una Serenata Italiana: The Third Annual Opera Orlando Gala April 20, 6:30 p.m, The Alfond Inn
Contemporary and Controversial
Opera Orlando at the Orlando Fringe: May 15–29 “Companion” and “Safe Word” (from “Three Way”) Six performances in the Goldman Theater, Orlando Shakespeare Theater
Where No Opera has Gone Before
A Star Trek Voyage: W. A. Mozart’s The Abduction from the Seraglio May 31 and June 2, The Plaza Live Complete program and ticket information at www.operaorlando.org; 407-512-1900; or info@operaolrando.org
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HOUSE OF BLUES
Feb. 10 Blues Traveler Feb. 18 The Molly Ringwalds Feb. 22 God Save the Queen March 2 Flogging Molly March 25 Dashboard Confessional May 5 Blue October
MAD COW THEATRE ORLANDO MADCOWTHEATRE.COM 407-297-8788 Feb. 14-March 18 Silent Sky March 23-April 22 A View From the Bridge June 1-July 1 Fun Home Aug. 3-26 The Little Foxes
THE MENNELLO MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
Jan. 19-March 2 Grace Hartigan 1960-1965, The Perry Collection March 23-June 10 When the Water Rises: Recent Paintings by Julie Heffernan
Pre-marital Agreements, Divorce, Credit Harassment & Bankruptcy
Feb. 10-May 6 Things Come Apart Feb. 24-May 6 Sculpted, Thrown & Fired
THE ORLANDO FRINGE ORLANDO ORLANDOFRINGE.ORG 407-648-0077 May 15-29
ORLANDO GAY CHORUS
ORLANDO ORLANDOGAYCHORUS.ORG 407-841-7464 Feb. 10 Love Is...Song and Dance April 8 Sanford Concert: A Night with OGC May 19-20 Spring Concert: British Invasion June 8 A Lotta Night Music
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Jan. 26-April 29 State of Excellence: Treasures from Florida Private Collections March 30-July 8 The Enduring Seminole: History, Culture and Art Cont. on pg.20 | |
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ORLANDO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ORLANDO ORLANDOPHIL.ORG 407-896-6700
A FANTASTIC WOMAN Feb. 23, Enzian Theater
Feb. 17 Bernstein and the New World March 11-17 The Runaway Bunny March 14 Heather Masse with Jed Wilson May 8 Yo-Yo Ma and Colin Jacobsen
ORLANDO SHAKESPEARE THEATER
ORLANDO ORLANDOSHAKES.ORG 407-447-1700
TODRICK HALL
AMERICAN May 2, The Plaza Live
Feb. 7-March 25 Shakespeare in Love Feb. 21-March 23 Twelfth Night March 28-April 29 The Luckiest People
OSCEOLA CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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June 1-July 1, Mad Cow Theatre
Feb. 9-18 The Last 5 Years March 2-18 Thoroughly Modern Millie March 23-31 Othello April 20-May 6 Peter and the Starcatcher May 11-20 Loss & What I Wore
June 8-17 Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike July 13-29 The Little Mermaid
THE PLAZA LIVE
ORLANDO PLAZALIVEORLANDO.ORG 407-228-1220 March 6 Ingigo girls March 8 Blame It On Bianca March 14 Heather Masse with Jed Wilson March 18 Richard Marx March 29 Miguel April 29 Alan Parsons Live Project May 2 Todrick Hall American June 9 Royal Blood
THE SOCIAL/ THE BEACHAM ORLANDO THESOCIAL.ORG 407-246-1419
Feb. 24 Josh Garrels March 1 Andrea Gibson March 7 Coast Modern March 14 Little Dragon March 29 Betty Who April 28 Clean Bandit May 15 Bahamas
SPOOKY EMPIRE
ORLANDO SPOOKYEMPIRE.COM 954-258-7852 April 6-8 Spooky Empire
THEATRE UCF
UCF, ORLANDO THEATRE.UCF.EDU 407-823-1500 Feb. 22 Boy Meets Girl March 22 Bernarda Alba March 24 Dance Concert: New Works
TheatreWorks Florida
DAVENPORT THEATREWORKSFL.ORG 407-340-0472 March 9-18 The Great American Trailer Park Musical
THE VENUE
ORLANDO THEVENUEORLANDO.COM 407-412-6895 Feb. 10 Corsets & Cuties, A Burlesque Cabaret presents Fan-frickin’tastic February Show Feb. 14 The Ladies and The LadyBoys of The Peek-a-Boo Lounge ‘sGo F Yourself... Cause It’s Not A Bad Thing March 21 Tainted Cabaret Presents: Burlesque, Boylesque and Ballyhoo
WAYNE DENSCH PERFORMING ARTS CENTER SANFORD WDPAC.COM 407-321-8111
Feb. 17 True Rumours: A Fleetwood Mac Tribute Cont. on pg.23 | |
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LOVE IS Choreography by Robert Hill and Music by Sisaundra Lewis G E N E R O U S LY SUPPORTED BY
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Jan. 26-Feb. 24 Babes in Hollywood March 16-April 25 Nunsense A-Men! May 11-June 10 The Honky Tonk Angels
LAKELAND THE LAKELAND CENTER
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LAKELAND LAKELANDCOMMUNITY THEATRE.COM 863-603-PLAY (7529) Feb. 23-25, March 2-4, 9-11 Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s Mary Poppins April 20-22, 27-29 The Bridges of Madison County May 16-17 The Last Days of Judas Iscariot June 15-17 Madagascar–A Musical Adventure Jr. July 13-15, 20-22 Urinetown
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AMALIE ARENA
TAMPA AMALIEARENA.COM 813-301-6500 Feb. 9 Billy Joel Feb. 14 Andrea Bocelli & Kristin Chenoweth Feb. 21 Mary J. Blige March 22-25 Disney on Ice March 31 Demi Lovato& DJ Khaled April 11 Lorde Cont. on pg.27 | |
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NE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THINGS ABOUT HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH is how it openly and unapologetically deals with issues such as gender identity, sexual expression and unhealthy relationships. What’s even more impressive is while these topics are widely discussed today, Hedwig and the Angry Inch premiered Off-Broadway in 1998 when almost no one was talking about them. Hedwig and the Angry Inch was created by John Cameron Mitchell with music and lyrics by Stephen Trask. Hedwig and the Angry Inch is the story of a fictional punk-rock band fronted by a genderqueer singer/songwriter living in East Germany before the fall of the Berlin Wall. Seduced by the call of the West, Hedwig marries an American soldier. In order to accompany him to the U.S., he has a sex reassignment surgery to become a woman. After the surgery goes wrong Hedwig is abandoned by her new husband and left, of all places, in the middle of Kansas. Starring Benjamin Cox as the titular character, Hedwig and the Angry Inch comes to the Cocoa Village Playhouse the last weekend of June.
JUNE 29-30 AT COCOA VILLAGE PLAYHOUSE, COCOA
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Feb. 14 Daniel O’Donnell: Back Home Again Tour Feb. 22 Assisted Living: the Musical Feb. 27 Imperial Symphony Orchestra Tea and Symphony March 1 Celtic Woman March 8 The Wizard of Oz March 29 Jersey Boys March 31 Disney’s Choo-Choo Soul with Genevieve April 13-15 Applause Talent Dance Competition April 18 Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience
WINTER PARK/LAKELAND/TAMPA
March 2 Queen Nation: A Tribute to the Music of Queen
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Feb 23 - March 11
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Theatre in the Tampa’s Channel District stageworkstheatre.org or 813-374-2416
FIND YOUR FLORIDA Close to everything and yet a world away!
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HENRY B. PLANT MUSEUM TAMPA PLANTMUSEUM.COM 813-254-1891 Feb. 23-March 4 Gasparilla: A Tampa Tradition May 27-Sept. 2 Blue Star Museums
CARROLLWOOD PLAYERS TAMPA CARROLLWOOD PLAYERS.ORG 813-265-4000
April 25 Foo Fighters May 14 Steely Dan & The Doobie Brothers June 23 Weezer & Pixies July 25 Dave Matthews Band Aug. 5 Kesha & Macklemore
OPERA TAMPA
TAMPA STRAZCENTER.ORG 813-229-7827 Feb. 14 Andrew Bocelli in Concert for Valentine’s Day March 2-4 Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro April 13-15 Giuseppe Verdi’s Macbeth July 21-29 Gilbert & Sullivan Trial by Jury
STAGEWORKS THEATRE TAMPA STAGEWORKS THEATRE.ORG 813-374-2416
Feb. 9-25 Brownsville song (b-side for tray) April 13-29 In the Time of the Butterflies June 1-17 Blithe Spirit Cont. on pg.30 | |
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OR THOSE UNABLE TO ATTEND THE NATIONAL THEATRE’S PRODUCTION of Angels in America on Broadway, the award-winning play’s new staging, told in two parts, is coming to Tampa Bay this Spring. Tony Kushner’s Part I: Millennium Approaches and Part II: Perestroika, which first astonished audiences a quartercentury ago, will be broadcast on the high-definition screen in Ferguson Hall at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts. Directed by Tony Award-winning Marianne Elliott (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time), the cast is led by Andrew Garfield (The Amazing SpiderMan, Hacksaw Ridge) and Nathan Lane (The Producers, The Birdcage, et al.) The contemporary drama details a group of New Yorkers amidst America’s AIDS crisis of the 1980s, and is set against the Reagan administration’s penchant for conservative silence, the fear-mongering of McCarthyism and the timely woes of immigration, religion and climate change. The National Theatre calls it “as politically incendiary as any play in the American canon,” noting that it “also manages to be, at turns, hilariously irreverent and heartbreakingly humane.” In other words, bring tissues.
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ONE NIGHT OF QUEEN April 20, The Mahaffey
Feb. 23-25 The Phantom of the Opera March 6-11 The Color Purple March 7 Blame it on Bianca March 7-April 1 HIR March 18 Ana Gasteyer March 18 Tiffany March 20-25 The Bodyguard March 21 The Edwards Twins: An Evening with the Stars March 23 The Florida Orchestra: A Little Night Music March 27-April 1 Beautiful: The Carole King Musical March 31 On the Edge April 5-15 Green Day’s American Idiot April 14 Angels in America Part I: Millennium Approaches April 19 Latin Nights April 20 The Florida Orchestra - Verdi’s Requiem April 22 Megan Hilty April 24-29 Waitress April 25-May 20 1984 April 28 Breakin’ Out May 12 Darci Lynne and Friends Live
May 18-19 The Book of Moron May 20 Angels in America Part II: Perestroika May 21 Shannon McNally May 25 The Florida Orchestra - Patriotic Salute June 5-10 The Sound of Music June 15-17 The Illusionists- Live from Broadway July 5-8 Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella
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March 2-4, 8-11, 15-18 Annie Get Your Gun May 11-13, 17-20 Jekyll & Hyde The Musical July 13-15, 19-22 The Who’s Tommy
Feb. 24 Swan Lake March 1 Howie Mandel March 2-3 Frankie Vallie & The Four Seasons March 12 110 Years of Broadway March 18 Foreigner March 23 Alice Cooper March 24 Steep Canyon Rangers March 25 One Night in Memphis March 27 Maks, Val & Peta Live On Tour March 30-31 Jersey Boys April 6-7 Rogers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella April 15 Wynonna &The Big Noise April 20 ABBA The Concert April 21 A Chorus Line April 23 Kinky Boots
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Feb. 9-25 The Glass Menagerie March 16-April 8 Daddy Long Legs June 4-27 The Machine Stops July 22-Aug. 15 The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!)
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T’S TIME TO BREAK OUT YOUR BEST STILETTOS, because Kinky Boots is returning to Florida. The winner of six Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Score and Best Choreography, the celebrated musical was written by pop icon Cyndi Lauper and Broadway legend Harvey Fierstein. It’s inspired by a true story and based on the 2005 film of the same name. Kinky Boots follows the unlikely and fabulous friendship of the dry but dapper Charlie Price and the wise and witty drag queen Lola. Both hilarious and heartwarming, the show sees the duo embark on a journey from Price’s failing men’s shoe factory in North Hampton to the catwalks of Milan. Lola soon teaches her newfound comrade in legs that “the sex is in the heel,” and convinces him that the only way to save his business is to produce women’s shoes… for men. Through song and stilettos, the two teach one another— and the audience—to pursue the truth, to learn something new, to let love shine and that you can change the world when you change your mind.
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Feb. 12 Schindler’s List: An Historic Tale of Inspiration and Survival Feb. 28 Philip Phillips: The Magnetic Tour March 8 Indigo Girls April 23-24 Lerner and Loewe’s My Fair Lady May 1 Tampa Bay Symphony: A Tour of the Symphony May 9 Mile-End Trio
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Feb. 22-March 11 Bullets Over Broadway March 15-25 The Price by Arthur Miller March 29-April 15 Funny Girl April 19-21 Pageant June 13-24 Crossing Delancey July 11-22 Tops from Flops
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March 14 Audra McDonald March 23 Lewis Black March 27-April 1 Motown The Musical April 5 Robert Dubac’sThe Book of Moron April 10-12 Jersey Boys April 14 Wynona and the Big Noise April 15 Chris Botti April 18 ABBA The Concert April 19 The Silk Road Ensemble with Yo-Yo MA April 24-25 A Chorus Line April 29 Yanni 25
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