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Season Preview Central Florida’s 2018-2019 Cultural Season Lights, camera, action … let the new cultural season begin. As the curtain rises you’ll find a plethora of tradi- tional favorites, new collaborations and grand productions that immerse you in the experience that is unfolding. You will also find new offerings that celebrate the diversity of our community and new partnerships that will make our art scene stronger. Museums and local galleries show- casing world-wide exhibitions and our homegrown talent are accessible to all. It’s a time to revel in new beginnings and salute the organizations that work tirelessly to create offerings that improve every year. We are stronger when we work together, and there is no better place to illustrate this excitement than the events and performances of the 2018-2019 Season Preview. Dance Film & Literature History Music Science & Nature Special Events Theatre Visual Arts P. 37-65 Season Preview 2018-2019.indd 37 8/10/18 12:58 PM Dance Carmen Jan. 26-27, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts March 24, Athens Theatre Flamenco Del Sol facebook.com/floridaflamencodelsol Carmen is an extraordinary production showcasing the iconic music of George Bizet layered over Prosper Mérimée’s quintessentially Spanish story line told through a rich blend of classical operatic and flamenco music, including live guitar, percussion and original compositions. A cast of more than 30 will entrance the audience with percussive footwork, snapping fans and thundering castanets, all clothed in majestic authentic costuming. Join us as we follow Carmen and Don José through this timeless, tragic love story. Flamenco Del Sol is a partnership with Angel Rojas, Madrid-based renowned flamenco dancer, producer and choreographer. “We offer bilingual classes and workshops with flamenco greats direct from Spain, with all proceeds of our biennial productions, such as Carmen, going to the Ronald McDonald House.” — Tamara Weber Miller, Flamenco Del Sol founder COURTESY FLAMENCO DEL SOL SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Sep. 1-Oct. 11 Oct. 12-14 Young Actors Dance Workshop Osceola Arts, Carmina Burana Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips 407.749.6613, osceolaarts.org Center for the Performing Arts, 407.418.9828, Sep. 1-Dec. 14 orlandoballet.org Movement & Tai Chi Atlantic Center for the Arts, Oct. 13 Council On Aging, 386.427.6975, Season Opening Gala Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips atlanticcenterforthearts.org Center for the Performing Arts, 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org Sep. 5-Nov. 7 Storybook Stars Osceola Arts, 407.749.6613, NOVEMBER osceolaarts.org Nov. 2-4 Sep. 9 The Nutcracker Suite Orlando Ballet, Garden Dance DNA A Magi Dance World Belly Dance, Theatre, 407.418.9828, gardentheatre.org 407.423.7269, amagibellydance.com Nov. 16-17 Sep. 18 Choreographers’ Showcase Valencia College, Uncorked Orlando Ballet, The Abbey, Valencia College Performing Arts Center - East 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu/arts ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2018 38 P. 37-65 Season Preview 2018-2019.indd 38 8/10/18 12:58 PM DECEMBER Jan. 25 Mar. 29-31 3 In Motion Valencia College, Valencia Col- Dec. 7-16 FFCC Championships Florida Federation of Col- lege Performing Arts Center - East Campus, The Nutcracker Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips Center orguards Circuit (FFCC), Ocean Center, ffcc.org 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu/arts for the Performing Arts, 407.418.9828, Mar. 30-31 orlandoballet.org FEBRUARY Peter & the Wolf, Family Weekend Orlando Dec. 8-15 Feb. 15-17 Ballet, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, The Nutcracker Family Show Orlando Ballet, Bailamos! Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips Center for 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, the Performing Arts, 407.418.9828, 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org orlandoballet.org APRIL Dec. 14-16 The Nutcracker Galmont Ballet Centre for Dance MARCH Apr. 12-14 Education, The Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse, Mar. 5 Let’s Fall in Love Orlando Ballet, Garden Theatre, Uncorked Orlando Ballet, The Abbey, 321.543.4403, galmontballet.com 407.418.9828, gardentheatre.org Dec. 15 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org Apr. 26-28 Nutcracker Tea Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips Center Mar. 22-23 Wonderland: Mad Tales of the Hatter Orlando Florida Hospital School of the Arts, 407.418.9828, UCF Dance Concert UCF School of Performing orlandoballet.org Arts, Trinity Preparatory School, 407.823.1732, Ballet, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, theatre.cah.ucf.edu Dec. 15-16 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org The Nutcracker Central Florida Ballet, Orange Valencia Spring Dance Concert Valencia County Convention Center, Chapin Theater, College, Valencia College Performing Arts Center - JULY 407.849.9948, centralfloridaballet.com East Campus, 407.582.2900, Jul. 12-13 valenciacollege.edu/arts Valencia Dance Summer Repertory Concert JANUARY Mar. 29 Valencia College, Valencia College Performing Arts Jan. 22 Fast Forward Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips Center Uncorked Orlando Ballet, The Abbey, for the Performing Arts, 407.418.9828, Center - East Campus, 407.582.2900, 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org orlandoballet.org valenciacollege.edu/arts ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2018 39 P. 37-65 Season Preview 2018-2019.indd 39 8/10/18 12:58 PM Film & Literature Creepshow 13 Films Frankenhooker Frankenweenie Horror of Dracula of Halloween Misery Oct. 2-30 Nosferatu Re-Animator Enzian Sisters enzian.org The Craft Film fans can celebrate Halloween this The Hills Have Eyes The Pit and the Pendulum October during Enzian’s annual lineup The Rocky Horror Picture Show of scary movies and events for all ages, The Thing as well as a free outdoor screening, parties, midnight films and cult classics. Adults can also enjoy 13 Cocktails of Halloween at Eden Bar. Guests won’t want to miss Franken- hooker, a personal favorite of Enzian’s program coordinator, Tim Anderson. “A true cult classic in every sense, we are “We are truly psyched about this year’s October special program- so excited to have this film — which had ming, with 13 films from 1922–2012 spread out across seven different its original theatrical run at Enzian — back on our screen in its original 35mm series. Everything from glorious new restorations of legendary glory. Perhaps only a more fitting way original classics like F. W. Murnau’s Nosferatu and a rare 35mm to pay tribute to its campy hilarity would screening of 1958’s Horror of Dracula and even Tim Burton’s Franken- be for us to show it on VHS.” weenie for the kids.” — Matthew Curtis, Enzian programming director ENZIANCOURTESY SEPTEMBER Sep. 25 Oct. 13 Cult Classics: Man on the Moon Enzian, Midnight Movies: Creepshow Enzian, Sep. 7 407.629.1088, enzian.org 407.629.1088, enzian.org Brooklyn Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts, Oct. 13 407.636.9951, bluebambooartcenter.com Sep. 26 Maggie Doyne Presents Start Now, Use What Saturday Matinee Classics: Nosferatu Enzian, Sep. 8 407.629.1088, enzian.org You Have Rollins College Winter Park Institute, Saturday Matinee Classics: One Flew Over Oct. 15 Tiedtke Concert Hall, 407.646.1548, rollins.edu/wpi the Cuckoo’s Nest Enzian, 407.629.1088, Music Mondays: The Rocky Horror Picture Sep. 29-Oct. 1 enzian.org Show Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org 24th Annual South Asian Film Festival Asian Sep. 11 Oct. 18 Cult Classics: The People vs. Larry Flynt Cultural Association of Central Florida, Enzian Movie Classics at the Ritz Theatre: Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org Theater, 321.438.6598, aca-florida.org Dracula Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, Sep. 13 OCTOBER 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Popcorn Flicks in the Park: Iron Man Enzian, Oct. 20 Oct. 2 Central Park, 407.629.1088, enzian.org Book to Big Screen: Misery Enzian, Cult Classics: The Craft Enzian, 407.629.1088, Sep. 15 407.629.1088, enzian.org enzian.org Ballet on the Big Screen: Swan Lake Enzian, Midnight Movies: Re-Animator Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org Oct. 6 407.629.1088, enzian.org Midnight Movies: Sisters Enzian, 407.629.1088, Sep. 17 Shriekfest Horror/SciFi Film Festival Wayne enzian.org Densch Performing Art Center, 407.804.1722, Music Mondays: Hair Enzian, 407.629.1088, shriekfest.com enzian.org Oct. 9 Oct. 21 Sep. 17-Sep. 23 Cult Classics: Frankenhooker Enzian, Kid’s Halloween Party Featuring Franken- Global Peace Film Festival Rollins College, 407.629.1088, enzian.org weenie Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org 407.582.6018, peacefilmfest.org Oct. 10 Oct. 22 Orlando Story Club: Down to the Wire Sep. 22 Martha Nussbaum Presents Fear, Anger, and Downtown Arts District, The Abbey, 407.405.4049, Science on Screen: A Knight’s Tale Enzian, Hope: Democracy in Peril Rollins College Winter 407.629.1088, enzian.org orlandostoryclub.com Park Institute, Bush Auditorium, 407.646.1548, Sep. 23 Oct. 11 rollins.edu/wpi Peanut Butter Matinee Family Film: Bed- Popcorn Flicks in the Park : The Pit and the Oct. 23 knobs and Broomsticks Enzian, 407.629.1088, Pendulum Enzian, Central Park, 407.629.1088, Cult Classics: The Thing Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org enzian.org enzian.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2018 40 P. 37-65 Season Preview 2018-2019.indd 40 8/10/18 12:58 PM Maggie Doyne Presents “Start Now, Use What You Have” Sept. 26, 7:30 p.m. at Tiedtke Concert Hall, Rollins College Winter Park Institute at Rollins College rollins.edu/wpi Young American philanthropist Maggie Doyne kicks off the Rollins College 2018-2019 Winter Park Institute Speaker Series with her presentation, “Start Now, Use What You Have.” Doyne founded BlinkNow, which provides quality education and a safe environment for women and children in Nepal. Named CNN’s Hero of the Year in 2015, Doyne is a true humanitarian, and her story teaches the meaning of compas- sion and commitment and how each person has the potential to make a difference.
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