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Central Florida’s Cultural Calendar Season Preview 2017-18 ollaboration. Creativity. Diversity. The three pillars of this season combine to provide innovative offerings that celebrate our community and shed new light on traditional favorites. The arts create spaces that are accessible to all. New partnerships create unique perspectives that encourage the viewer to Clook through a different lens. There are anniversaries and milestones to celebrate and season galas to attend. The preview of the 2017-18 season’s cultural offerings found on the following pages illuminate the versatility of our cultural organizations. They have a penchant for knowing our passions whether it be an exhibition, a ballet or a theater performance; so take a seat and enjoy the show.

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Swan Lake Oct. 27-29 Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts orlandoballet.org Orlando Ballet opens its 2017-18 season at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts with Swan Lake, Oct. 27-29. Set to the powerful Tchaikovsky score, this performance features live accompaniment by the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. The classical ballet, which celebrates its 140th anniversary this year, is based on the folk tale of a young princess transformed into a swan by a vengeful sorcerer and the prince who falls in love with her.

Uncorked Oct. 3 – The Abbey Nov. 3 – Garden Theatre To augment the experience of the main-stage production of Swan Lake, Orlando Ballet is offering two Uncorked performances, which will give patrons an opportunity to CAIRNSMICHAEL learn about the ballet. These lecture-demonstration-style The Swan Princess performances also provide a behind-the-scenes view of Nov. 4-5 how choreography is staged and give audience members Garden Theatre an opportunity to learn more about the company through a Q&A session. The Uncorked performance at The Abbey in Orlando Ballet is presenting a one-hour adaptation of Swan downtown Orlando is Oct. 3 and at the Garden Theatre in Lake, titled The Swan Princess, at the Garden Theatre Winter Garden Nov. 3. Nov. 4-5, which is perfect for families and children.

“As important as it is to push the envelope with new contemporary works, it is essential that we continue to present quintessential classic ballets like Swan Lake. The fact that this ballet is celebrating its 140th anniversary is a testament to its significant role in ballet’s history.” — Orlando Ballet Artistic Director Robert Hill

OCTOBER Nov. 17-18 Dec. 23 Choreographers Showcase Valencia College, Nutcracker Family Show Orlando Ballet, Oct. 3 Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Uncorked at the Abbey Orlando Ballet, The Valencia College Performing Arts Center – East 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org Abbey, 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Nutcracker Tea Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips Center Oct. 13 DECEMBER for the Performing Arts, 407.418.9812, Fall Thriller Lema Dance Fundraiser Lake orlandoballet.org Eustis Museum of Art, 352.483.2900, Dec. 16-17 lakeeustisartmuseum.org Central Florida Ballet’s The Nutcracker JANUARY Central Florida Ballet, Orange County Convention Oct. 27-29 Jan. 23 Swan Lake Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips Center for Center, Chapin Theater, 407.849.9948, Uncorked at the Abbey Orlando Ballet, The the Performing Arts, 407.418.9828, centralfloridaballet.com Abbey, 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org orlandoballet.org Dec. 16 Jan. 26 NOVEMBER Gift for Dance: A Year-End Giving Event The 3 in Motion Valencia College, Valencia Center for Contemporary Dance, 407.695.8366, College Performing Arts Center – East Campus, Nov. 3 thecenterfordance.org 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Orlando Ballet’s Swan Lake: Uncorked Garden Theatre, 407.877.4736, gardentheatre.org Dec. 21-24 FEBRUARY Nov. 4-5 The Nutcracker Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips Center Feb. 3-4 Orlando Ballet’s The Swan Princess Garden for the Performing Arts, 407.418.9828, Carmen Flamenco del Sol, Wayne Densch Theatre, 407.877.4736, gardentheatre.org orlandoballet.org Performing Arts Center, 407.415.5040, wdpac.com ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 40

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 40 8/10/17 5:23 PM Feb. 9-11 May 21-25 Romeo & Juliet Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips World Ballet Competition’s 2018 Finals Center for the Performing Arts, 407.418.9828, Central Florida Ballet, Orange County Convention orlandoballet.org Center, Chapin Theater, 407.849.9948, MARCH worldballetcompetition.com May 26 Mar. 17-18 Arcadian Broad’s Beauty & the Beast Family World Ballet Competition’s 12th Anniversary Weekend Orlando Ballet, Dr. Phillips Center for the Gala Performance Central Florida Ballet, Orange Performing Arts, 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org County Convention Center, Chapin Theater, Mar. 23-24 407.849.9948, worldballetcompetition.com Valencia Spring Dance Concert Valencia May 27 College, Valencia College Performing Arts Center – Primordia: The Watchkeeper The Center for East Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Contemporary Dance, Trinity Preparatory School, APRIL 407.695.8366, thecenterfordance.org Apr. 13-15 JULY Orlando Ballet’s Best of Broadway Garden Jul. 13-14 Theatre, 407.877.4736, gardentheatre.org Valencia Dance Summer Repertory Concert Apr. 15 Valencia College, Valencia College Performing An Evening of Dance The Center for Arts Center – East Campus, 407.582.2900, Contemporary Dance, Trinity Preparatory School, valenciacollege.edu 407.695.8366, thecenterfordance.org MAY AUGUST COURTESY WDPAC COURTESY May 4-6 Aug. 11-12 Contemporary Wonders Orlando Ballet, Choreographer’s Showcase The Center Proceeds from Flamenco del Sol’s production Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, for Contemporary Dance, 407.695.8366, of Carmen Feb. 3-4 will be donated to the 407.418.9828, orlandoballet.org thecenterfordance.org Ronald McDonald House. wpdac.com

CLASSIC | MODERN | BOLD

SWAN LAKE CONTEMPORARY October 27-29, 2017 WONDERS World Premieres by 17 THE NUTCRACKER* Robert Hill & Arcadian December 21-24, 2017 Broad. Special guest 18 collaboration SEASON by Sisaundra Lewis. ROMEO & JULIET May 4-6, 2018 February 9-11, 2018

ARCADIAN BROAD’S 407.418.9828 BEAUTY & THE BEAST OrlandoBallet.org FAMILY WEEKEND* March 17-18, 2018

Dancer: Arcadian Broad (USA) Photography by Michael Cairns 2017

*Subscriber Option

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National Theatre Live Sept. 2-3, Oct. 29 & Nov. 25 enzian.org

Since the launch of this groundbreaking project in 2009 with broadcast of Phedre with Helen Mirren, National Theatre Live (NTL) has broadcast live more than 40 productions from both London’s National Theatre and other U.K. stages to cinemas around the world, including Winter Park’s Enzian. Enzian kicks off its fourth year of NTL performances, sponsored by Annie Russell Theatre, with Angels in America Part One: Millennium Approaches (Sept. 2) and Angels in America Part Two: Perestroika (Sept. 3). This new staging of Tony Kushner’s multi-award winning two-part play set in America amid the AIDS crisis in the mid 1980s — in which New Yorkers grapple Nathan Lane with life and death, love and sex, heaven and hell — is directed by Olivier and Tony award-winning director Marianne Elliott (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and War Horse). The last two Enzian NTL broadcasts feature Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Oct. 29) and Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (Nov. 25).

“Enzian is thrilled to present such an extraordinary lineup of shows for our fall season of National Theatre Live. These amazing new productions of landmark, award-winning plays by drama heavyweights Tony Kushner, Edward Albee and Tom Stoppard are a rare opportunity for Central Florida audiences to get to experience theater at its finest. And, with casts including Andrew Garfield, Nathan Lane, Imelda Staunton, Imogen Poots and Daniel Radcliffe, it just doesn’t get any better than this.” Andrew Garfield HELEN MAYBANKS (2) — Enzian Programming Director Matthew Curtis

SEPTEMBER Sep. 16 Oct. 15 Ballet on the Big Screen: Le Corsaire Enzian, Life Screenings Banks Helfrich, Winter Park Sep. 1-Dec. 1 407.629.1088, enzian.org Public Library, 407.616.9720, bankshelfrich.com Movies at Leu Harry P. Leu Gardens, Sep. 17 407.246.3622, leugardens.org Oct. 19 Life Screenings Banks Helfrich, Winter Park Movie Classics on Magnolia: The Birds Wayne Sep. 2 Public Library, 407.616.9720, bankshelfrich.com Densch Performing Arts Center, 407.321.8111, National Theatre Live: Angels in America Sep. 18-24 Part One: Millennium Approaches Enzian, wdpac.com 15th Annual Global Peace Film Festival Global 407.629.1088, enzian.org Oct. 21 Peace Film Festival, Winter Park Public Library, Sep. 3 Shriekfest Horror/SciFi Film Festival 917.567.8687, peacefilmfest.org National Theatre Live: Angels in America Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, Sep. 24 Part Two: Perestroika Enzian, 407.629.1088, 407.804.1722, shriekfest.com Peanut Butter Matinee Family Film: Pee- enzian.org Oct. 29 Wee’s Big Adventure Enzian, 407.629.1088, National Theatre Live: Who’s Afraid of Sep. 9 enzian.org Saturday Matinee Classics: Blow-Up Enzian, Virginia Woolf? Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org 407.629.1088, enzian.org OCTOBER NOVEMBER Sep. 12 Oct. 7-9 Nov. 4-6 Jon Meecham – The Art of Leadership: 23rd Annual South Asian Film Festival Asian Lessons From the American Presidency Cultural Association of Central Florida, Enzian The 19th Annual Central Florida Jewish Film Winter Park Institute at Rollins College, Knowles Theater, 321.438.6598, enzian.org Festival Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org Memorial Chapel, 407.691.1995, rollins.edu Oct. 10 Nov. 8 Sep. 13 Lauren Bush – How to Feed the World, One Billy Collins – Beyond the Birdbath: Poems Special Event: David Gilmour Live at Pompeii Bag at a Time Winter Park Institute at Rollins From Several Time Zones Winter Park Institute Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org College, Tiedtke Concert Hall, 407.691.1995, at Rollins College, Bush Auditorium, 407.691.1995, Sep. 13-26 rollins.edu rollins.edu More Q Than A Film Series Downtown Arts Oct. 14 Nov. 11 District, Gallery at Avalon Island, 407.405.4049, Saturday Matinee Classics: Cabinet of Dr. Saturday Matinee Classics: Fanny and avalongallery.org Caligari Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org Alexander Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 42

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Winter Park Institute (WPI) at Rollins College kicks off its 10th season, themed “Feed the Mind, Feed the Body, Feed the Soul,” with guest Jon Meacham. The presiden- tial historian, Pulitzer Prize-winner, and contributor to Time and The New York Times Book Review presents “The Art of Leadership: Lessons from the American Presidency.” A regular guest on Morning Joe, Meacham COURTESY JON MEACHAM November 15 – January 15 displays an in depth knowledge of politics, religion and current affairs. He under- Lively Guided RESERVATIONS REQUIRED stands how issues and events impact our lives and why historical context matters. Tours & Elaborate 10:30, 1:30, 5:00 Meacham’s latest presidential biography, Destiny and Power: The American Decorations $25 + tax Odyssey of George Herbert Walker Bush, debuted at No. 1 on The New York Times RATED #1 BY bestsellers list in 2015. His other national bestsellers include Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power, Franklin and Winston, American Gospel and American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House, which won a Pulitzer Prize in 2009. He is currently at work on a biography of James and Dolley Madison. Speakers for WPI’s 2017-18 season also include basketball legend Kareem Abdul- Jabbar, astronaut Story Musgrave, artist Candy Chang, poet Billy Collins and activist Lauren Bush. Book at www.StetsonMansion.com 1031 Camphor Lane • Deland, FL 32720 “We’re excited to present Winter Park Institute’s tenth season of bringing engaging, educational, enlightening, and life-changing WHY DOES THE FLORIDA BLACK BEAR speakers to our campus and to our community. In a year where THINK YOUR HOME IS politics is especially omnipresent, we look forward to Jon Meacham’s

HELEN MAYBANKS (2) historical perspective of American leadership.” JUST RIGHT? — WPI Executive Director Gail Sinclair

Nov. 19 JANUARY Life Screenings Banks Helfrich, Winter Park Jan. 18 Public Library, 407.616.9720, bankshelfrich.com Candy Chang – Before I Die: A Participatory Nov. 25 Art Project Winter Park Institute at Rollins National Theatre Live: Rosencrantz & College, Tiedtke Concert Hall, 407.691.1995, Guildenstern Are Dead Enzian, 407.629.1088, rollins.edu enzian.org Nov. 26 FEBRUARY Peanut Butter Matinee Family Film: Porco Feb. 9-10 Rosso Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org 23rd Annual Film Celebration Valencia College, DECEMBER Film, Sound & Music Technology Building, East Campus, 407.582.1818, valenciacollege.edu Dec. 1-2 Midnight Movies: Porco Rosso (Japanese) MARCH Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org Mar. 6 Dec. 7 COME FIND OUT Story Musgrave – Farm Kid to Rocketman AT THE BEAR AWARENESS EXHIBIT Movie Classics on Magnolia: Miracle on 34th and Beyond Winter Park Institute at Rollins Street Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, College, Bush Auditorium, 407.691.1995, rollins.edu AND FLORIDA BLACK BEAR HABITAT 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Dec. 9 APRIL NOW OPEN! Saturday Matinee Classics: It’s a Wonderful Apr. 4 Life Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org Writings on the Wall: An Evening With Dec. 17 Kareem Abdul Jabbar Winter Park Institute at 3755 NW Hwy 17-92 Life Screenings Banks Helfrich, Winter Park Rollins College, Warden Arena at the Alfond Sports (I-4 Exit 104), Sanford FL Public Library, 407.616.9720, bankshelfrich.com Center, 407.691.1995, rollins.edu 407.323.4450 Dec. 17 Apr. 6-15 Peanut Butter Matinee Family Film: The Florida Film Festival 2018 Enzian, 407.629.1088, www.centralfloridazoo.org Wizard of Oz Enzian, 407.629.1088, enzian.org floridafilmfestival.com ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 43

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Kehillah: A History of Jewish Life in Greater Orlando Nov. 12, 2017- Feb. 20, 2018 thehistorycenter.org

This fall and winter, the Orange County Regional History Center and the Greater Orlando Jewish community present the exhibition Kehillah: A History of Jewish Life in Greater Orlando. The 2018 centennial of the founding of Congregation Ohev Shalom, Orlando’s first synagogue, became the springboard for organizers, working with other Jewish groups, to compile this compelling story of initiative and achievement. From the days of Orlando’s infancy, Jewish settlers, migrants and immigrants became pioneers of busi- ness and industry whose contributions are entwined in the development of Central Florida. The exhibition,

through hundreds of photographs and artifacts, COURTESY JEWISH MUSEUM OF FLORIDA-FIU reflects the roles of Jews since the time of the Civil The Hat Box at 100 N. Orange Avenue in 1949. Esther Lieberman (left) and her War in the region’s agriculture, professions, arts, sales staff sold hats trimmed in ribbons and bows, feathers and fur to the women education, civil rights, media, philanthropy, hospitality of Orlando who attended church or synagogue. They were worn for both festive and defense. and solemn occasions.

“The wordkehillah means ‘community’ in Hebrew and to tell the history of Orlando’s Jewish community is to tell the history of Orlando itself. We’re extremely honored to be presenting this important exhibit. Visitors will recognize and learn about many people and businesses that played a vital part in Central Florida’s past.” — Orange County Regional History Center Manager Michael Perkins

SEPTEMBER Sep. 1-Oct. 8 OCTOBER Threads of Our Lives: Celebrating 75 Years Sep. 1-2 Oct. 19-29 Phase IX of The Heritage Collection: of Weaving in Central Florida Orange County Haunted Waterhouse Art & History Museums – Hannibal Square Heroes Hannibal Square Regional History Center, 407.836.7046, Maitland, 407.539.2193, artandhistory.org Heritage Center, 407.671.1886, thehistorycenter.org Oct. 21 hannibalsquareheritagecenter.org Sep. 1-Apr. 28 Winter Garden Heritage Foundation at the Sep. 1-8 Winter Park: The War Years 1941-1945, Oakland Heritage Festival Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, Speer Park, 407.656.3244, A Place for All People Holocaust Memorial Home Front Life in an American Small Town Resource & Education Center, 407.628.0555, wghf.org Winter Park History Museum, 407.647.2330, holocaustedu.org wphistory.org NOVEMBER Embracing the Dream Holocaust Memorial Nov. 01-Jan. 30 Resource & Education Center, 407.628.0555, Sep. 11-Dec. 15 Historical Health: Hospitals and Cure-Alls holocaustedu.org The Profound Effect Holocaust Memorial Exhibit Osceola County Historical Society, Osceola Resource & Education Center, 407.628.0555, The Tuskegee Airmen: The Segregated County Welcome Center and History Museum, Skies of WWII Holocaust Memorial Resource & holocaustedu.org 863.307.2595, osceolahistory.org Education Center, 407.628.0555, holocaustedu.org Sep. 14 Nov. 2 Sep. 1-18 Selling Sunshine: A Special Event Historical Health Exhibit Opening Reception Selling Sunshine: The Art of Citrus Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, 407.656.3244, Osceola County Historical Society, Osceola Advertising Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, wghf.org County Welcome Center and History Museum, 407.656.3244, wghf.org 863.307.2595, osceolahistory.org Sep. 22-Dec. 29 Sep. 1-29 Nov. 10 World War I and West Orange County: A George McMillan: Winter Garden’s 11th Annual Peacock Ball Winter Park History Photographic Retrospective Winter Garden Hometown Hero Winter Garden Heritage Museum, The Alfond Inn, 407.647.2330, Heritage Foundation, 407.656.3244, wghf.org Foundation, 407.656.3244, wghf.org wphistory.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 44

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 44 8/10/17 5:23 PM Nov. 12-Feb. 20 Kehillah: A History of Jewish Life in Orlando Orange County Regional History Center, 407.836.7046, thehistorycenter.org Nov. 17 Retro Game Night Orange County Regional History Center, 407.836.7046, thehistorycenter.org Nov. 22-Jan. 22 Selling Sunshine: The Art of Citrus Advertising Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, Orange County Library System, Winter Garden Branch, 407.656.3244, wghf.org DECEMBER Dec. 14 Holiday Open House Winter Park History Museum, 407.647.2330, wghf.org JANUARY Jan. 10 Art in the Archives Paint Night Osceola County Historical Society, Osceola County Welcome Center and History Museum, 863.307.2595, osceolahistory. org FEBRUARY Feb. 17

4th Annual Be My Neighbor Day Winter Park JOSEPH L. History Museum, 407.647.2330, wphistory.org BRECHNER MARCH SPEAKER SERIES “TOWERS IN THE SAND: Mar. 10 ORANGE C OUNTY THEREGIONAL HISTORY OF FLORIDA BROADCASTING” Dine With the Departed 2018 Osceola DON R. COLEE JR. County Historical Society, Rose Hill Cemetery, 863.307.2595, osceolahistory.org HISTORY CENTER APRIL Apr. 04 Art in the Archives Paint Night Osceola County Historical Society, Osceola County UPCOMING Welcome Center and History Museum, EXHIBIT 863.307.2595, osceolahistory.org JOSEPH L. Apr. 26-Jun. 29 Selling Sunshine: The Art of Citrus BRECHNER Advertising Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, SPEAKER SERIES Winter Garden City Hall, 407.656.3244, wghf.org MAY NamedWEDNESDAY, in honor of award-winningOCTOBER 4 journalistWEDNESDAY, Joseph L. OCTOBER Brechner, this18 new May 01-Sep. 02 series of speaker programs focuses Totally Tots Temporary Exhibit WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Osceola County Historical Society, Osceola WEDNESDAY,on the media in NOVEMBERFlorida’s history. 15 Join County Welcome Center and History Museum, us from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Orlando 863.307.2595, osceolahistory.org Public Library. Programs are free. • Oct. 4, Donn R. Colee Jr.: JUNE KEHILLAH: A HISTORY OF JEWISH LIFE IN GREATER ORLANDO “History of Florida Broadcasting” Jun. 08-Dec. 31 • Oct. 18, Willie Clark: The Hotel and Motels of Winter Park NOV. 12, 2017 – FEB. 20, 2018 “History of Black Radio in Orlando” Winter Park History Museum, 407.647.2330, From the days of Orlando’s infancy, Jewish settlers, wphistory.org • Nov. 1, Gary Mormino: migrants, and immigrants became pioneers of “From 9/11 to Pulse” AUGUST business and industry whose contributions are • Nov. 15, Adam Ware: Aug. 22 entwined in the development of Central Florida. “Florida in the American Imaginary” Art in the Archives Paint Night Osceola County Historical Society, Osceola County THEHISTORYCENTER.ORG • 407-836-8500 Welcome Center and History Museum, DOWNTOWN ORLANDO, FLORIDA 863.307.2595, osceolahistory.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 45

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Star Wars: A New Hope in Concert Oct. 8 drphilllipscenter.org

Since the release of Star Wars 40 years ago, the saga has had a seismic impact on both cinema and culture, inspiring audiences around the world with its mythic storytelling, captivating characters, groundbreaking special effects and iconic musical scores composed by John Williams. Fans can now experience the scope and grandeur of the beloved film in a symphonic concert experience. Star Wars: A New Hope in Concert with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra comes to Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in a live-to-picture performance of the Oscar- winning composer’s musical score. Legendary composer Williams is well known for scoring all seven of the Star Wars saga films, beginning with Episode IV: A New Hope

in 1977, which earned him the Academy Award for Best Original DPC COURTESY Score. His scores for Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, Episode Star Wars: A New Hope in concert is produced under license by Disney Concerts in as- VI: Return of the Jedi and Star Wars: The Force Awakens were each sociation with 20th Century Fox and Warner/Chappell Music. STAR WARS and related properties are trademarks and/or copyrights, in the United States and other countries, nominated for Oscars for Best Original Score. of Lucasfilm Ltd. and/or its affiliates. © & TM Lucasfilm Ltd.

“John Williams’s score is unparalleled. We are absolutely thrilled and honored to be able to perform this spectacular music alongside this iconic film that is so beloved by our community and beyond. The concept of the concert, and those like it, is a great, innovative way to introduce the importance of music in film while simultaneously allowing the story to capture the imaginations and spirits of the audience. It’s going to be a great night at Dr. Phillips Center, and we’re excited to be a part of it.” — Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Director of Artistic Operations Mark Fischer

SEPTEMBER Sep. 9 Sep. 15 The Ron Seggi Show: Dick Clark’s Caravan Stetson Faculty Recital: Jessica Speak, Sep. 1-Dec. 31 of Stars Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, Clarinet, With Special Guests Dan Ferri, Music at the Casa Casa Feliz Historic Home 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Saxophone and Marja Kerney, Percussion Museum, casafeliz.us Sep. 10 Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, Contemporary Classical: New Score Contemporary Classical: Central Florida 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Chamber Orchestra Timucua Arts Foundation, Composers Forum Salon Timucua Arts Sep. 17 727.515.5900, timucua.com Foundation, 727.515.5900, timucua.com Classical: Louis Goldstein Plays Morton Faculty Recital: Thomas Potter, Voice Feldman Timucua Arts Foundation, 727.515.5900, Sep. 5 UCF School of Performing Arts, UCF Visual Arts timucua.com Stetson Faculty Recital: Jane Christeson, Auditorium, 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu Great Pianists at Stetson Series: Vyacheslav Soprano; Stephen Ng, Tenor; Russell Sep. 11 Gryaznov Stetson University School of Music, Franks, Baritone; and Kristie Born, Piano Stetson Faculty Recital: Kathy Thomas, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, French Horn, With Special Guests Ben Lieser stetson.edu 386.822.8950, stetson.edu and The Sovereign Brass Stetson University Sanford Jazz Ensemble: Fall Concert Wayne Sep. 7 School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, Densch Performing Arts Center, 407.321.8111, Celebration Dulcimer – Beginning Dulcimer stetson.edu wdpac.com Class Leesburg Center for the Arts, 352.365.0232, Sep. 14 Steinway Society Fall Concert/Gifting The Faculty Recital: Thad Anderson, Percussion Steinway Society of Central Florida, Steinway leesburgcenterforthearts.com UCF School of Performing Arts, UCF Music Piano Galleries, 407.275.1843, Sep. 8 Rehearsal Hall, 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu steinwaysocietyorlando.com Stetson Chamber Orchestra: Anthony Hose, Sep. 15 Sep. 18 Conductor, Featuring Routa Kroumovitch- Faculty Recital: Nora Lee Garcia, Flute UCF The In Between Series Downtown Arts Gomez, Violin Stetson University School of Music, School of Performing Arts, UCF Music Rehearsal District, Gallery at Avalon Island, 407.913.1426, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Hall, 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu avalongallery.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 46

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 46 8/10/17 5:23 PM Sep. 19 Sep. 28 Oct. 6 Great Organists at Stetson Series: Simon Faculty Recital: Ben Lieser, Horn UCF School Stetson Choral Festival Concert Featuring Thomas Jacobs Stetson University School of of Performing Arts, UCF Music Rehearsal Hall, Stetson Vocal Ensembles: Timothy Peter and Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu Sandra Peter, Conductors Stetson University Sep. 19-Nov. 14 Sep. 29 School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu UCF Brass Chamber Concert UCF School Flying Horse Big Band Concert UCF School of of Performing Arts, UCF Music Rehearsal Hall, Performing Arts, UCF Communications Auditorium, Oct. 8 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu Maitland Symphony Orchestra Performing Arts of Maitland, 321.303.1404, pamaitland.org Sep. 22 Stetson Faculty Recital: Tammara Phillips, Orlando Live Read Timucua Arts Foundation, Stetson Faculty Recital: Jamison Walker; Flute; and Kristie Born, Piano Stetson 727.515.5900, timucua.com Tenor, and Kristie Born, Piano Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Season Eight Opening Concert Metropolitan 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Sep. 30-Oct. 1 Area Youth Symphony, St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, Opening Night: Beethoven’s Ninth Orlando 407.761.5170, maysymphony.org Sep. 23 Philharmonic Orchestra, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, Youth Bands of Orlando Concert UCF School Stetson Faculty Recital: Routa Kroumovitch, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org of Performing Arts, UCF Visual Arts Auditorium, Violin; and Sean Kennard, Piano Stetson 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, OCTOBER Oct. 10 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Oct. 1 Veritate Winds: Stetson Faculty Woodwind Sep. 24 Jazz: Monika Ryan, Vocalist Timucua Arts Chamber Recital Stetson University School of Acoustic Music Concert Central Florida Folk, Foundation, 727.515.5900, timucua.com Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Fodor’s Grove, 407.679.6426, cffolk.org Oct. 3 Oct. 11 Folk – Kevin Spears AKA Kalimba Man Jazz Chamber Groups Concert UCF School Women In Song: Maeve Gilchrist with Nic Timucua Arts Foundation, 727.515.5900, of Performing Arts, UCF Music Rehearsal Hall, Gareiss Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Plaza timucua.com 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu Live Theatre, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Sep. 27 Oct. 4-Nov. 8 Oct. 13 Stetson Faculty Recital: Dione Chandler, 2017 Young People’s Concert: Celebrate! Great Guitarists at Stetson Series: Oboe Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Mayor Bob Carr Raphaella Smits Stetson University School of Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Theater, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu COURTESY CFCARTS COURTESY The 330-voice CFCArts Community Choir and Symphony Orchestra present an all-new Once Upon a December, a celebration of the holiday season with favorite songs, stories and moments all wrapped into one evening. Dec. 7-8 at 7:30 p.m. at Calvary Orlando. Tickets are $15-$50. cfcarts.com/onceuponadecember. ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 47

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Oct. 27 Revolutionary Traditions: Festival of Russian Music – Festival Concert II Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Oct. 28 Piano Man: A Billy Joel Tribute Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Revolutionary Traditions: Festival of Russian Music – Festival Concert III Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Masterpiece Moments at Mead Maitland Symphony Orchestra, Mead Gardens, 321.303.1404, pamaitland.org Oct. 29 Indoor Acoustic Music Concert Central Florida Folk, Winter Park Public Library, 407.679.6426, cffolk.org Jazz: Joe Gilabert Timucua Arts Foundation, 727.515.5900, timucua.com Oct. 31 Sounds New XVI: First Glimpse – World Premieres by Stetson student Composers Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu

MEAGAN CIGNOLI Symphonic Band Halloween Concert Valencia College, Valencia College East Campus, Alon Goldstein returns to the Bach Festival Society’s Visiting Artists Series Nov. 12 with a 407.582.2332, valenciacollege.edu program including works by Scarlatti, Liszt, Debussy and Schubert. One of the most original and sensitive artists of his generation, Goldstein is admired for his musical intelligence and dynamic NOVEMBER personality. Tiedtke Concert Hall, 3-5 p.m. Tickets are $45-$65. bachfestivalflorida.org Nov. 1 Stetson Guitar Ensemble: Stephen Robinson, Oct. 14 Oct. 17 Director Stetson University School of Music, Classical Mystery Tour: A Tribute to the Classical Mystery Tour: A Tribute to the Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Beatles Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Mayor Beatles Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Mayor Nov. 2 Bob Carr Theater, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Bob Carr Theater, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Insights & Sounds: Mozart, Young and Old Jazz’n Blues Concert Harry P. Leu Gardens, Oct. 20 Bach Festival Society of Winter Park, Tiedtke 407.246.2620, leugardens.org Stetson University Symphonic Band: Concert Hall, 407.646.2342, bachfestivalflorida.org Oct. 14-15 Douglas Phillips, Conductor Stetson University Nov. 3 Lake County Folk Festival 20 Public Arts School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, Homecoming Concert Stetson University School & Music, Inc., Historic Downtown Eustis, stetson.edu of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu 352.455.8307, lakecountyfolkfest.org Oct. 21-22 House Band Concert Valencia College, Valencia Oct. 15 Verdi Requiem Bach Festival Society of Winter College Performing Arts Center – East Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Classical – Woodwind Quintet Timucua Arts Park, Knowles Memorial Chapel, 407.646.2342, Foundation, 727.515.5900, timucua.com bachfestivalflorida.org Nov. 3-4 ¡Fiesta! Central Florida Community Arts, Calvary FSYO’s 61st Season Opener Concert Florida Oct. 22 Assembly of God, 407.937.1800, cfcarts.com Symphony Youth Orchestras, Mayor Bob Carr Folk Double Header Timucua Arts Foundation, Theater, 407.999.7800, fsyo.org 727.515.5900, timucua.com Nov. 4 Crosscurrents Asian Cultural Association Russian String Orchestra Bach Festival Society Oct. 23 of Central Forida, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, of Winter Park, Tiedtke Concert Hall, 407.646.2342, Eric Plays Haydn Orlando Philharmonic 321.438.6598, aca-florida.org bachfestivalflorida.org Orchestra, Plaza Live Theatre, 407.896.6700, Nov. 4-12 orlandophil.org Stetson Faculty Recital: Jessica Speak, Symphony Storytime: Paddington Bear’s Clarinet, in Collaboration With School of Oct. 24 First Concert Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Music Faculty Stetson University School of Music, Jazz Chamber Groups Concert UCF School Plaza Live Theatre, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu of Performing Arts, UCF Music Rehearsal Hall, Nov. 5 The Licorice-Sticks Clarinet Orchestra 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu Brundibar: A Children’s Opera, Presents: A Tribute to the Circus Cathedral Stetson Faculty Recital: Karen Coker Commemorating Kristallnacht Florida Church of St. Luke, 407.616.4599, ccslorlando.org Merritt, Soprano; and Kristie Born, Piano Symphony Youth Orchestras, Rosen Jewish UCF Concert Band Concert UCF School of Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, Community Center, 407.999.7800, fsyo.org Performing Arts, UCF Visual Arts Auditorium, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Stetson Opera Theatre and Chamber 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu Oct. 26 Orchestra Stetson University School of Music, Oct. 16-Sep. 20 Revolutionary Traditions: Festival of Russian Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu In Between Series Downtown Arts District, Music – Festival Concert I Stetson University UCF Percussion Ensemble Concert UCF School Gallery at Avalon Island, 407.405.4049, School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, of Performing Arts, UCF Visual Arts Auditorium, avalongallery.org stetson.edu 407.823.1500, events.ucf.edu ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 48

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 48 8/10/17 5:24 PM Nov. 7 Nov. 19 Nov. 25 Great Organists at Stetson Series: Chelsea Classical-Baroque Chamber Orchestra Home for the Holidays! Orlando Philharmonic Chen Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Timucua Arts Foundation, 727.515.5900, Orchestra, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, 407.896.6700, Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu timucua.com orlandophil.org UCF Jazz Ensemble II Concert UCF School Musical Harvest: Concert in Thanks Nov. 26 of Performing Arts, UCF Music Rehearsal Hall, Metropolitan Area Youth Symphony, Mayor Bob 45th Annual Messiah Performance Messiah 407.823.1500, events.ucf.edu Choral Society, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, Carr Theater, 407.761.5170, maysymphony.org Nov. 10-12 407.473.3603, messiahchoralsociety.org Stetson Brass Ensembles in Concert UCF Opera Workshop Scenes Program Nov. 29 Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, UCF School of Performing Arts, UCF Visual Arts Winter Choral Concert Valencia College, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Auditorium, 407.823.1500, events.ucf.edu Valencia College Performing Arts Center – East Nov. 11 Stetson Woodwind Ensembles in Concert: Campus, 407.582.2332, valenciacollege.edu Florida Bandmasters Association Roll of Flute Choirs, Clarinet Choirs and Saxophone Nov. 30-Dec. 2 Distinction Concert – Southern Winds Band: Quartets Stetson University School of Music, Christmas Candlelight: Concert Choir, Douglas Phillips, Conductor Stetson University Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Stetson Men, Women’s Chorale – Timothy School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, UCF Concert Band Concert UCF School of Peter and Andrew Larson, Conductors stetson.edu Performing Arts, UCF Visual Arts Auditorium, Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, Nov. 12 407.823.1500, events.ucf.edu 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Alon Goldstein, Piano Bach Festival Society of Winter Park, Tiedtke Concert Hall, 407.646.2342, Nov. 19-Dec. 9 DECEMBER bachfestivalflorida.org Amahl & The Night Visitors Opera Orlando, Dec. 1 Film Timucua Arts Foundation, 727.515.5900, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Flying Horse Big Band Concert UCF School of timucua.com 407.260.8103, operaorlando.org Performing Arts, UCF Communications Auditorium, Florida Bandmasters Association Hall Nov. 21-Apr. 3 407.823.1500, events.ucf.edu of Fame Concert – Stetson University Jazz Chamber Groups Concert UCF School Music Department Holiday Show Valencia Symphonic Band: Douglas Phillips, of Performing Arts, UCF Music Rehearsal Hall, College, Valencia College Performing Arts Center – Conductor Stetson University School of Music, 407.823.1500, music.ucf.edu East Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Indoor Acoustic Music Concert Central Florida Folk, Winter Park Public Library, 407.679.6426, cffolk.org Nov. 14 Sounds New XIII: Music Written and performed by Stetson Faculty Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Nov. 15 Stetson Jazz Ensemble: Patrick Hennessey, Director Stetson University School of Music, Athens Theatre, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Nov. 15-19 La Bohéme Opera Orlando, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 407.260.8103, operaorlando.org Nov. 17 Leading Ladies: Showstoppers Central Florida Community Arts, CFCArts Blackbox Theatre, 407.937.1800, cfcarts.com Stetson University Symphony Orchestra With Concerto Competition Winners: Anthony Hose, Conductor Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Nov. 18 Beethoven & Mozart Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org FSYO’s Concerto Competition Finalists’ Recital Florida Symphony Youth Orchestras, Montverde Academy Fine Arts Center, 407.999.7800, fsyo.org Stetson Percussion Ensembles: Marja Kerney, Director Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 49

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Dec. 1 UCF Choir Concert UCF School of Performing Arts, St. James Cathedral, 407.823.1500, events. ucf.edu Dec. 2 WKMG News 6 Holiday Concert Featuring FSYO Florida Symphony Youth Orchestras, Walt Disney Amphitheater at Lake Eola, 407.999.7800, fsyo.org Dec. 3 Folk: Richard Gilewitz Timucua Arts Foundation, 727.515.5900, timucua.com Sanford Jazz Ensemble: Christmas Concert Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Sounds of the Season Florida Symphony Youth Orchestras, The Grove Pavilion at Mead Botanical Garden, 407.999.7800, fsyo.org Dec. 4 Touch of Genius Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Plaza Live Theatre, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Dec. 5 Jazz Concert Valencia College, Valencia College Performing Arts Center – East Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Dec. 7 Christmas in the Park Bach Festival Society of Winter Park, Central Park, 407.646.2342, bachfestivalflorida.org Dec. 7-8 Once Upon a December Central Florida Community Arts, Northland Church, 407.937.1800, cfcarts.com Dec. 8-9 Fall Opera Theatre Workshop Valencia College, Valencia College Black Box Theater – East Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Dec. 9-10 Holiday Concert: Christmas Memories The Orlando Gay Chorus, Plaza Live Theatre, 318.865.8055, orlandogaychorus.org Dec. 10 Indoor Acoustic Music Concert Central Florida Folk, Winter Park Public Library, 407.679.6426, cffolk.org Jazz: Under Hot Sun Timucua Arts Foundation, 727.515.5900, timucua.com Maitland Symphony Orchestra Holiday Concert Performing Arts of Maitland, 321.303.1404, pamaitland.org Steinway Society Holiday Concert/ gifting The Steinway Society of Central Florida, Steinway Piano Galleries, 407.275.1843, steinwaysocietyorlando.com Dec. 16 Symphonic Dances Central Florida Community Arts, Oak Ridge High School, 407.937.1800, cfcarts.com Dec. 16-17 A Classic Christmas Bach Festival Society COURTESY PAM COURTESY of Winter Park, Knowles Memorial Chapel, On Oct. 28, Performing Arts of Maitland hosts its fifth annual outdoor concert,“Masterpiece 407.646.2342, bachfestivalflorida.org Moments at Mead,” at Mead Botanical Gardens in Winter Park. Enjoy musical selections of Dec. 17 “Myths, Legends and Heroes” performed by the Winter Park Chamber Music Academy at 6:30 Marty Morell – Album Release Concert p.m., followed by the Maitland Symphony Orchestra at 7:30 p.m. The concert is free, and Timucua Arts Foundation, 727.515.5900, guests are invited to bring blankets and chairs. pamaitland.org timucua.com ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 50

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 50 8/10/17 5:24 PM Dec. 30 Jan. 23 Feb. 3 VOX Audio Wayne Densch Performing Arts Great Organists at Stetson Series: Jonathan Cirque de la Symphonie: Cirque Goes to the Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Moyer Stetson University School of Music, Cinema Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Mayor JANUARY Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Bob Carr Theater, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Jan. 26-28 Ugandan Kids Choir Wells’ Built Museum of Jan. 13 African American History & Culture, 407.245.7535, Sandy Shugart in Concert Garden Theatre, Florida Flute Convention Florida Flute 407.877.4736, gardentheatre.org Association, Orlando Airport Marriott Lakeside wellsbuiltmuseumofafricanamerican historyandculture.org Jan. 15 Hotel, 321.278.6348, floridaflute.org An Evening With the Mendelssohns Orlando Jan. 27 Feb. 6 Philharmonic Orchestra, Plaza Live Theatre, Stetson Faculty Recital: Lynn Musco, Guest Recital: William Bennett, Flute 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Clarinet; and Sean Kennard, Piano Stetson Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, Jan. 17 University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Women In Song: Kaia Kater Orlando 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Feb. 9 Philharmonic Orchestra, Plaza Live Theatre, The Fabulous Hubcaps Wayne Densch Stetson Sounds New XVIII: Featuring the 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Performing Arts Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Music of Hannah Lash Stetson University School Jan. 19 of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, Great Guitarists at Stetson Series: Judicael FEBRUARY stetson.edu Perroy Stetson University School of Music, Feb. 2 Feb. 11 Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu 22th Annual Stetson Piano Scholars Festival: Sigma Alpha Iota Organ/Harpischord Benefit Jan. 20 Sean Kennard, Piano Stetson University School Concert: Boyd Jones and Students From Rimma Plays Mendelssohn Orlando of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu His Studio Stetson University School of Music, Philharmonic Orchestra, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Feb. 3 Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Jan. 21-27 20th Annual Stetson Piano Scholars Festival: Symphony Storytime: The Jazz Fly Orlando Piano Scholars in Recital Stetson University Springs Classics Concert Florida Symphony Philharmonic Orchestra, Plaza Live Theatre, School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, Youth Orchestras, Edgewater High School, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org stetson.edu 407.999.7800, fsyo.org

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Feb. 11 Mar. 3 Apr. 4 The Celebration Foundation Classical The Magnificats: Bach and Beyond Bach Stetson Woodwind Ensembles in Concert: Concert Series Featuring FSYO Symphonic Festival Society of Winter Park, Knowles Memorial Flute Choirs, Clarinet Choirs and Saxophone Orchestra Florida Symphony Youth Orchestras, Chapel, 407.646.2342, bachfestivalflorida.org Quartets Stetson University School of Music, Celebration Community Presbyterian Church, Mar. 4 Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu 407.999.7800, fsyo.org Bach, Brahms and Bruckner Bach Festival Apr. 5 Feb. 16 Society of Winter Park, Knowles Memorial Chapel, Insights & Sounds: J.S. Bach A Brandenburg Stetson University Symphonic Band: 407.646.2342, bachfestivalflorida.org Concerto and Two Cantatas Bach Festival Douglas Phillips, Conductor Stetson University Mar. 10 Society of Winter Park, Tiedtke Concert Hall, School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, My Sinatra Starring Cary Hoffman Orlando 407.646.2342, bachfestivalflorida.org stetson.edu Philharmonic Orchestra, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, Spring Jazz Concert Valencia College, Valencia College Performing Arts Center – East Campus, Feb. 17 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu A Fleetwood Mac Tribute Wayne Densch Mar. 11 Performing Arts Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com POPS in the Garden Florida Symphony Youth Apr. 6 Stetson Sounds New XV: First Glimpse Bernstein and the New World Orlando Orchestras, Mead Botanical Garden, 407.999.7800, – Music by Stetson Composers Stetson Philharmonic Orchestra, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, fsyo.org University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, Mar. 11-17 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Symphony Storytime: The Runaway Bunny Insights & Sounds: Paul Moravec Works for Apr. 7 Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Plaza Live Choir, Organ, and Orchestra Bach Festival Brahms Symphony No. 1 Orlando Philharmonic Theatre, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Society of Winter Park, Knowles Memorial Chapel, Orchestra, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, 407.896.6700, 407.646.2342, bachfestivalflorida.org Mar. 14 orlandophil.org Women In Song: Heather Masse With Jed Feb. 18 Apr. 8 Wilson Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Plaza Live Spiritual Spaces: Musical Meditations Bach The Orlando Gay Chorus Wayne Densch Theatre, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Festival Society of Winter Park, Knowles Memorial Performing Arts Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Mar. 18 Chapel, 407.646.2342, bachfestivalflorida.org Apr. 10 Takács Quartet Bach Festival Society of Spring Concert – Virtuoso Performance Great Organists at Stetson Series: Jack Winter Park, Tiedtke Concert Hall, 407.646.2342, Metropolitan Area Youth Symphony, Plaza Live Mitchener, Organ Stetson University School of bachfestivalflorida.org Theatre, 407.761.5170, maysymphony.org Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, Mar. 20 Feb. 20 stetson.edu Great Organists at Stetson Series: Boyd Gil Shaham, Violin Bach Festival Society of Spring Choral Concert Valencia College, Jones, Harpsichord, Performing Bach’s Winter Park, Tiedtke Concert Hall, 407.646.2342, Valencia College Performing Arts Center – East Goldberg Variations Stetson University School of bachfestivalflorida.org Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, Apr. 11 Feb. 23-24 stetson.edu Concertos by Candlelight: The Classical Stetson Guitar Ensemble: Stephen Robinson, Mar. 21-25 Romantic Bach Festival Society of Winter Director Stetson University School of Music, Cinderella by Rossini Opera Orlando, Dr. Phillips Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Park, Knowles Memorial Chapel, 407.646.2342, Center for the Performing Arts, 407.260.8103, bachfestivalflorida.org Apr. 12 operaorlando.org House Band Concert Valencia College, Valencia Feb. 25 Mar. 22 College Black Box Theater – East Campus, My Favorite Pieces: Scholarship Benefit Great Guitarists at Stetson Extravaganza: 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Concert of Sigma Alpha Iota Alumnae Andrew Zohn, Guitar Stetson University School Apr. 13 Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, Stetson Women’s Chorale and Stetson 386.822.8950, stetson.edu stetson.edu Men: Andrew Larson and Timothy Peter, Sanford Jazz Ensemble: Black History Month Mar. 23 Conductors Stetson University School of Music, Concert Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, Great Guitarists at Stetson Extravaganza: Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Jason Vieaux, Guitar Stetson University School Apr. 14 Feb. 26-Mar. 4 of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, FSYO Opera Ball Gala Florida Symphony Youth Master Guitar Series Valencia College, Valencia stetson.edu Orchestras, Plaza Live Theatre, 407.999.7800, College Performing Arts Center – East Campus, Mar. 25 fsyo.org 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Stetson Brass Ensembles in Concert Great Pianists at Stetson Series: Wenbin Feb. 27 Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, Jin, Piano Stetson University School of Music, Spring Symphonic & Jazz Band Concert 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Valencia College, Valencia College Performing Orlando Transit Authority Does Chicago Arts Center – East Campus, 407.582.2900, APRIL Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, valenciacollege.edu Apr. 2 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Feb. 28 American Roots Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Apr. 15 Stetson Jazz Ensemble: Patrick Hennesy, Plaza Live Theatre, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Sanford Jazz Ensemble: Spring Concert Director Stetson University School of Music, Apr. 3 Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, Athens Theatre, 386.822.8950, Spring Symphonic Art & Music Concert 407.321.8111, wdpac.com stetson.edu Valencia College, Valencia College Performing Stetson Percussion Ensembles: Marja Arts Center – East Campus, 407.582.2900, Kerney, Director Stetson University School of MARCH valenciacollege.edu Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Mar. 2 Stetson Chamber Orchestra: Anthony Hose, Apr. 16 Queen Nation: A Tribute to the Music of Conductor, With Dan Ferri, Saxophone Mozart & Dvorák Orlando Philharmonic Queen Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, Stetson University School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, Orchestra, Plaza Live Theatre, 407.896.6700, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com 386.822.8950, stetson.edu orlandophil.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 52

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 52 8/10/17 5:24 PM Apr. 17 Apr. 22 May 6 Rock of Ages Wayne Densch Performing Arts FSYO Chamber Orchestra Florida Symphony The 2017-2018 Season Finale Concert Florida Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Youth Orchestras, Timucua White House, Symphony Youth Orchestras, Mayor Bob Carr 407.999.7800, fsyo.org Theater, 407.999.7800, fsyo.org Apr. 20 May 6-12 Stetson Concert Choir: Timothy Peter, Apr. 24-25 Stetson Jazz Ensemble: Patrick Hennessey, Symphony Storytime: Jack and the Conductor Stetson University School of Music, Director Stetson University School of Music, Beanstalk Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Plaza Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Athens Theatre, 386.822.8950, stetson.edu Live Theatre, 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Apr. 20-21 Apr. 27 May 8 Spring Opera Theatre Workshop Valencia 25th Anniversary Season Gala Concert Stetson University Symphony Orchestra: With Yo-Yo Ma and Colin Jacobsen Orlando College, Valencia College Black Box Theater – East Anthony Hose, Conductor; and Gabriel Philharmonic Orchestra, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Bergeron-Langlois, Bassoon Stetson University 407.896.6700, orlandophil.org Apr. 21 School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, May 18 A Tribute to Ella! Orlando Philharmonic stetson.edu Fast Forward – Presented by Orlando Ballet Orchestra, Mayor Bob Carr Theater, 407.896.6700, Apr. 28-29 School With Music by FSYO Florida Symphony Rock of Ages Wayne Densch Performing Arts orlandophil.org Youth Orchestras, Dr. Phillips Center for the Stetson University Symphonic Band: Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Performing Arts, 407.999.7800, fsyo.org Douglas Phillips, Conductor Stetson University Apr. 29 May 19-20 School of Music, Elizabeth Hall, 386.822.8950, MAYSfest 2018 Metropolitan Area Youth Spring Concert: British Invasion The Orlando Symphony, Trinity Preparatory School, 407.761.5170, stetson.edu Gay Chorus, Plaza Live Theatre, 318.865.8055, maysymphony.org orlandogaychorus.org Apr. 21-22 African-American Masterpieces: Symphonic MAY JUNE Spirituals Bach Festival Society of Winter May 4-6 Jun. 23-24 Park, Knowles Memorial Chapel, 407.646.2342, Rock of Ages Wayne Densch Performing Arts Seussical Jr. Wayne Densch Performing Arts bachfestivalflorida.org Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com

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Playing With Light Sept. 23, 2017-Jan. 4, 2018 osc.org

Orlando Science Center’s traveling exhibition, Playing With Light, sheds light on physics and optics, featuring 22 immersive stations that use lasers, mirrors and more to put the power of light in your hands. Visitors first step into a world of optics through a tunnel of 20,000 LEDs. Beyond the entrance is an array of activities to brighten knowledge of how the world works. Try to keep a beam of light trapped inside an adjustable stream of water and investigate how light travels in different materials. Take a step inside a giant kaleidoscope and turn yourself into a dazzling display of colors and shapes. Adjustable bending mirrors can make you tall, short, thin or wide — like a circus of science. You can also virtually paint your next masterpiece using infrared light and use a spectroscope to analyze light from across the spectrum. Mix colored lights to create white light and play with lenses to make a telescope. Exhibit-goers will discover that Playing With Light is not a typical museum installation, but provides something unexpected for visitors by creatively engaging them with science and technology in relatable ways. COURTESY OSC

“Playing With Light shows the important role light plays in our daily lives and how we can discover even more about the world around us by understanding the science of light. The interactive exhibits are designed to en- courage learning through play and experimentation, which we think our guests will really enjoy.” — Orlando Science Center Director of Visitor Experience J.J. Leissing

SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER Jan. 13 Science Night Live Featuring Otronicon Sep. 1 Nov. 10-Feb. 24 Orlando Science Center, 407.514.2027, osc.org Coffee & Cosmos Emil Buehler Planetarium at Star-Studded Evenings Orlando Science Center, 407.514.2027, osc.org Seminole State College, 407.708.2409, Nov. 12 MARCH seminolestate.edu Sensory Sundays Orlando Science Center, Mar. 3 Sep. 1-4 407.514.2027, osc.org Science Night Live Orlando Science Center, Identity: An Exhibition of You Orlando Science Nov. 12-Jan. 3 407.514.2027, osc.org Center, 407.514.2027, osc.org Christmas at the Leu House Harry P. Leu Sep. 14-17 Gardens, 407.246.3622, leugardens.org JUNE Pirate Week Orlando Science Center, JANUARY Jun. 2 407.514.2027, osc.org Jan. 12-15 Science Night Live Orlando Science Center, Otronicon Orlando Science Center, 407.514.2027, osc.org OCTOBER 407.514.2027, osc.org Jun. 14-17 Oct. 14 Jan. 12-Apr. 22 Science Night Live Orlando Science Center, Nature Connects: Art with LEGO Bricks Harry Superhero Week Orlando Science Center, 407.514.2027, osc.org P. Leu Gardens, 407.246.2620, leugardens.org 407.514.2027, osc.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 54

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Immerse 2017 Oct. 21 immerse.city

Nearly 1,000 artists and more than 25,000 guests descend upon the streets and public spaces of downtown Orlando during Creative City Project’s annual event that features performances from dozens of Central Florida’s professional and community arts organizations, and student groups representing K-12 up to college level. This year, Creative City Project is excited to bring a new level of interactive installations with Immerse 2017. Renamed from Creative City Project, the event highlights the unique and one-of-a-kind experiences presented in collaboration with partner arts organizations that include CFCArts, Cirque du Soleil, Orlando Ballet and Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as brand- new partnerships with Opera Orlando, Orlando Repertory Theatre and Orlando Shakespeare Theater. During Immerse, the audience is invited to experience hundreds of performances and art installations from arts organizations and artists from Central Florida and around the world. These include California dance group Bandaloop performing choreographed pieces while suspended from the side of one of downtown Orlando’s high-rises. One of several brand-new interactive arts installations features a three-story translucent box, where audience members are invited inside to experience an immersive projection installation. The space also doubles as a performance space, with scheduled (2) CCP COURTESY dance performances in the box and around its perimeter.

“On the surface, we’re an arts organization. But deep down, the core of who we are is devoted to cultural transformation. Our long-term goal is to shape the global perception of Orlando as a city known for creativity and innovation. And in our short, five-year existence, we’re already seeing the world take notice of the artistic energy being stoked through Immerse.” — Creative City Project Executive Director Cole NeSmith

SEPTEMBER Oct. 28 Dec. 31 Trick or Treat Safe Zone Orange County Noon Year’s Eve Orlando Science Center, Sep. 30 Regional History Center, 407.836.7046, Latin Jazz & Arts Festival at Lake Concord 407.514.2027, osc.org thehistorycenter.org Park City of Casselberry, Lake Concord Park, 407.262.7700, casselberry.org FEBRUARY NOVEMBER Feb. 3-4 OCTOBER Nov. 10-12 43rd Annual Mount Dora Arts Festival Mount Art in Odd Places: Noise Downtown Arts Dis- Oct. 19 Dora Center for the Arts, Downtown Mount Dora, trict, CityArts Factory, 407.405.4049, Dia de los Muertos & Monster Factory Down- 352.383.0880, mountdoracenterforthearts.org town Arts District, CityArts Factory, 407.405.4049, artinoddplaces.org/orlando-noise Feb. 9-10 facebook.com/CityArts Rotary Charity Festival Rotary Club of Seminole 23rd Annual Film Celebration Valencia College, Oct. 21 County South, Cranes Roost Park, 407.781.9751, Film, Sound & Music Technology Building – East Immerse 2017 Creative City Project, aacwf.com 407.394.9340, immerse.city Campus, 407.582.1818, valenciacollege.edu DECEMBER Oct. 21-22 MARCH Winter Springs ARToberFEST Oviedo-Winter Dec. 7 Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce, Winter 39th Annual Christmas in the Park Charles Mar. 8 Springs Town Center, 407.278.4871, Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art, Central Art-a-Fare 2018 Lake Eustis Museum of Art, osceolahistory.org Park, 407.645.5311, morsemuseum.org 352.483.2900, lakeeustisartmuseum.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 56

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On View Through October 2017: Adolf Dehn | John Briggs | Larry Griffin Roberto Edwards

October 2017 - January 2018: Theo Wujcik | Patrick Boyd | Dan Biferie Museum of Art - DeLand Permanent Collection

Coming January 2018: The Magical World of M. C. Escher Yozo Hamaguchi: Master of the Mezzotint Bultler Collection: 100 Years of American Prints

Museum of Art - DeLand 600 N Woodland Blvd Museum of Art - DeLand Downtown Gallery 100 N Woodland Blvd 386.734.4371 MoArtDeLand.org

Mar. 10 Seventh Annual Crealdé Free Family Art Festival Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, crealde.org Mar. 16-18 Art31: Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Art & History Museums – Maitland, Park Avenue-Down- town Winter Park, 407.539.2188, art31.org APRIL Apr. 21 Ninth Annual Hannibal Square Heritage Cen- ter Folk & Urban Art Festival Crealdé School of Art, 407.671.1886, crealde.org Apr. 22-28 10th Annual Winter Park Paint Out Albin Po- lasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens, 407.960.4719, winterparkpaintout.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 57

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Man of La Mancha Sept. 6-Oct. 8 orlandoshakes.org

Broadway veteran Davis Gaines and innovative in-the-round seating will be featured in Man of La Mancha at Orlando Shakespeare Theater in Partnership with UCF (Orlando Shakes). Inspired by one of the greatest novels in Western literature, this Tony-winning musical brings the audience into the world of the “mad knight” Don Quixote as he pursues his quest for the impossible dream. Man of La Mancha is a glorious affirma- tion of the unyielding resilience of the human spirit. Featuring

the classic song “The Impossible Dream,” this timeless tale of COURTESY DAVIS GAINES love and adventure continues Orlando Shakes’ streak of bring- 2015 production of Monty Python’s Spamalot. Gaines also ing the best of Broadway to the intimate Margeson Theater, starred in its 2014 production of Les Misérables. where a unique live theater environment brings the audience Starring opposite Gaines as Aldonza is Laura Hodos, a a closer and more-immersive experience. four-time Carbonell Award nominee and The New York Times Gaines returns to Orlando Shakes to star as Don Quixote. Critic’s Choice for best supporting actress in 2016. Familiar Best known for playing the title role in The Phantom of the to Central Florida theater, she has been seen in Mad Cow’s Opera more than 2,000 times in New York, Los Angeles and Theatre’s 1776 and The Bard Takes Broadway produced by San Francisco, Gaines was last seen at Orlando Shakes in its Orlando Shakes for UCF Celebrates the Arts 2017.

“Right now, I feel it’s more important than ever that we give our community hope and something to believe in. Man of La Mancha is more than just a classic award-winning musical. It’s a reminder that the human spirit has an unyielding capacity for hope and love, and no matter how dark the world may seem, it is the light of our dreams that leads us on.” — Orlando Shakespeare Theater Artistic Director Jim Helsinger

SEPTEMBER Sep.9 Sep. 29-Oct. 7 La Maschera Rocks the ‘80s Downtown Arts The Cradle Will Rock Annie Russell Theatre, Sep. 1-3 District, The Abbey, 407.648.7060, 407.646.2253, rollins.edu The Drowsy Chaperone Central Florida abbeyorlando.com Community Arts, Blackbox Theatre, 407.937.1800, Sep. 29-Oct. 22 cfcarts.com Sep. 14-24 Little Shop of Horrors The Athens Theatre, Iphigenia and Other Daughters UCF School 386.736.1500, athensdeland.com Sep. 1-10 of Performing Arts, Theatre UCF Black Box, The Amish Project Mad Cow Theatre Company, 407.823.1500, events.ucf.edu OCTOBER 407.297.8788, madcowtheatre.com Sep. 14-Oct. 8 Oct. 6-8 Sep. 1-Jul. 30 Life Could Be a Dream The Winter Park Annie Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, Penelope, Princess of the Peacocks Playhouse, 407.645.0145, winterparkplayhouse.org 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Children’s Show Winter Park History Museum, 407.647.2330, wphistory.org Sep. 15-Oct. 1 Oct. 11-Nov. 19 Rock of Ages Osceola Arts, 407.749.6613, The Hound of the Baskervilles Orlando Sep. 5-Oct. 22 osceolaarts.org Shakespeare Theater, 407.447.1700, Disney’s Newsies The Musical Orlando orlandoshakes.org Repertory Theatre, 407.896.7365, orlandorep.com The Dixie Swim Club Bay Street Players, Sep. 6-Oct. 8 The Historic State Theatre, 352.357.7777, Oct. 12-22 Man of La Mancha Orlando Shakespeare Theater, baystreetplayers.org Of Thee I Sing UCF School of Performing Arts, 407.447.1700, orlandoshakes.org Sep. 22-Oct. 8 Theatre UCF Main Stage, 407.823.1500, events.ucf. edu Sep. 8-17 Of Mice and Men Central Florida Community The Marvelous Wonderettes TheatreWorks Arts, Blackbox Theatre, 407.937.1800, cfcarts.com Oct. 13-15 Florida, Davenport Community Campus – TWF Sep. 22-Oct. 22 Pajama Party at Osceola Arts! Osceola Arts, Theatre, 407.340.0472, theatreworksfl.org Big River Mad Cow Theatre Company, 407.749.6613, osceolaarts.org Sep. 8-24 407.262.7700, madcowtheatre.com Oct. 13-29 You Can’t Take it With You Melon Patch Sep. 29 The Odd Couple Garden Theatre, 407.877.4736, Players, Melon Patch Theater, 352.787.3013, Black Cow Jumps Banks Helfrich, Winter Park gardentheatre.org melonpatchplayers.org Public Library, 407.616.9720, bankshelfrich.com Oct. 13-Nov. 4 Sep. 8-Oct. 1 Sept. 29-Oct. 1 Phantasmagoria VIII Chains of Fire Empty Jesus Christ Superstar Garden Theatre, Annie Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, Spaces Theatre, Lowndes Shakespeare Center, 407.877.4736, gardentheatre.org 407.321.8111, wdpac.com 407.314.4272, phantasmagoriaorlando.com ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 58

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 58 8/10/17 5:24 PM Oct. 18-Nov. 19 Oct. 27-29 Nov. 10-18 Grounded Mad Cow Theatre Company, PlayFest 2017 Presented by Harriett’s Realms of Possibility: A Trilogy Central Florida 407.262.7700, madcowtheatre.com Charitable Trust Orlando Shakespeare Theater, Community Arts, Blackbox Theatre, 407.937.1800, Oct. 19-22 407.447.1700, orlandoshakes.org cfcarts.com Zombie Prom: The Atomic Edition Bay Street The State Theatre Studio Series Presents Nov. 13-Dec. 30 Players, The Historic State Theatre, 352.357.7777, Avenue Q Bay Street Players, The Historic State The Best Christmas Pageant Ever: baystreetplayers.org Theatre, 352.357.7777, baystreetplayers.org The Musical Orlando Repertory Theatre, 407.896.7365, orlandorep.com Oct. 19-Nov. 17 Oct. 27-Nov. 12 Nov. 15-Dec. 17 Showtime for Shakespeare: A Magic Tree The Addams Family Melon Patch Players, Born Yesterday Mad Cow Theatre Company, House Adventure Orlando Shakespeare Theater, Melon Patch Theater, 352.787.3013, 407.262.7700, madcowtheatre.com 407.447.1700, orlandoshakes.org melonpatchplayers.org Nov. 16-Dec. 17 Oct. 20-Nov. 5 Daddy Long Legs The Winter Park Playhouse, Biloxi Blues Osceola Arts, 407.749.6613, NOVEMBER 407.645.0145, winterparkplayhouse.org osceolaarts.org Nov. 4 Nov. 17-19 Sylvia Central Florida Community Arts, Blackbox Jingle Bell Jukebox Central Florida Community The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe Osceola Theatre, 407.937.1800, cfcarts.com Arts, Blackbox Theatre, 407.937.1800, cfcarts.com

COURTESY DAVIS GAINES Arts, 407.749.6613, osceolaarts.org Oct. 20-29 Nov. 9-13 Nov. 17-Dec. 02 Red Black and Ignorant (Part One of The War Evita Valencia College, Valencia College Sense and Sensibility Annie Russell Theatre, Plays Trilogy) Valencia College, Valencia College – Performing Arts Center – East Campus, 407.646.2253, rollins.edu 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu East Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Nov. 17-Dec. 03 Oct. 23-Nov. 19 Nov. 9-19 9 to 5: The Musical Bay Street Players, Polkadots: The Cool Kids Musical Orlando An Octoroon UCF School of Performing Arts, The Historic State Theatre, 352.357.7777, Repertory Theatre, 407.896.7365, orlandorep.com Theatre UCF Black Box, 407.823.1500, baystreetplayers.org Oct. 27-28 events.ucf.edu Nov. 18 Mr. Richard & The Pound Hounds: A Nov. 10-12 Orlando Big Band presents Swingin’ Halloween Concert Orlando Repertory Theatre, The Music Man Kids Osceola Arts, 407.749.6613, Live! Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, 407.896.7365, orlandorep.com osceolaarts.org 407.321.8111, wdpac.com

85th Season The Annie Russell Theatre * 2017- 2018 The Cradle Will Rock sept 29 – oct 7, 2017 book, music & lyrics by marc Blitzstein * directed by tony simotes * musical direction by jason m bailey Sense and Sensibility nov 17 – dec 2, 2017 by kate hamill * based on the novel by jane austen * directed by marianne diquattro The Women of Lockerbie feb 16 – 24, 2018 by deborah brevoort * directed by eric zivot 9 to 5: The Musical apr 20 – 28, 2018 music & lyrics by dolly parton * book by patricia resnick * directed by missy barnes musical direction by jason m bailey * choreography by robin gerchman Subscribe rollins.edu/annie

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Nov. 25-Dec. 23 Jan. 19-Feb. 4 Mar. 9-25 Annie Garden Theatre, 407.877.4736, Lost in Yonkers Melon Patch Players, Melon The Great American Trailer Park Musical gardentheatre.org Patch Theater, 352.787.3013, melonpatchplayers. TheatreWorks Florida, Davenport Community Nov. 29-Dec. 30 org Campus – TWF Theatre, 407.340.0472, It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play On Golden Pond Bay Street Players, The Historic theatreworksfl.org Orlando Shakespeare Theater, 407.447.1700, State Theatre, 352.357.7777, baystreetplayers.org Mar. 15-Apr. 21 orlandoshakes.org Rumors Central Florida Community Arts, Blackbox Nunsense A-Men! The Winter Park Playhouse, Nov. 30-Dec. 17 Theatre, 407.937.1800, cfcarts.com A Christmas Story, the Musical The Athens 407.645.0145, winterparkplayhouse.org Jan. 25-Feb. 4 Theatre, 386.736.1500, athensdeland.com Pentecost UCF School of Performing Arts, Theatre Mar. 16 DECEMBER UCF Main Stage, 407.823.1500, events.ucf.edu The Game’s Afoot Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Dec. 1-2 Jan. 25-Feb. 24 Shrek: The Musical Central Florida Community Babes in Hollywood: The Music of Garland & Mar. 16-31 Arts, Blackbox Theatre, 407.937.1800, cfcarts.com Rooney The Winter Park Playhouse, 407.645.0145, A Tennessee Walk Garden Theatre, 407.877.4736, Dec. 1-17 winterparkplayhouse.org gardentheatre.org A Christmas Carol Melon Patch Players, Jan. 29-Feb. 25 Mar. 16-Apr. 1 Melon Patch Theater, 352.787.3013, Flora & Ulysses Orlando Repertory Theatre, How to Succeed in Business Without Even melonpatchplayers.org 407.896.7365, orlandorep.com Trying Melon Patch Players, Melon Patch Theater, Scrooge the Musical Osceola Arts, 407.749.6613, 352.787.3013, melonpatchplayers.org osceolaarts.org FEBRUARY Winter Wonderettes TheatreWorks Florida, Feb. 2-25 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Davenport Community Campus – TWF Theatre, The Lieutenant of Inishmore Garden Theatre, Street Bay Street Players, The Historic State 407.340.0472, theatreworksfl.org 407.877.4736, gardentheatre.org Theatre, 352.357.7777, baystreetplayers.org Dec. 7-16 Feb. 7-Mar. 25 Mar. 17-18 Forever Plaid: Plaid Tidings Central Florida Shakespeare in Love Orlando Shakespeare The Game’s Afoot Wayne Densch Performing Community Arts, Blackbox Theatre, 407.937.1800, Theater, 407.447.1700, orlandoshakes.org Arts Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com cfcarts.com Feb. 9-18 Mar. 22-31 Dec. 13 The Last 5 Years Osceola Arts, 407.749.6613, Orlando Story Club: Best of 2017 Downtown osceolaarts.org Bernarda Alba UCF School of Performing Arts, Theatre UCF Main Stage, 407.823.1500, theatre. Arts District, The Abbey, 407.405.4049, Feb. 14-18 orlandostoryclub.com Silent Sky Mad Cow Theatre Company, ucf.edu Dec. 14-17 407.262.7700, madcowtheatre.com Mar. 21-Apr. 22 Into the Woods Jr. Bay Street Players, Feb. 16-24 A View From the Bridge Mad Cow Theatre The Historic State Theatre, 352.357.7777, The Women of Lockerbie Annie Russell Theatre, Company, 407.262.7700, madcowtheatre.com baystreetplayers.org 407.646.2253, rollins.edu Mar. 23-25 Dec. 15 Feb. 16-25 Sleigh! Presented by Gromalot Theatre The Game’s Afoot Wayne Densch Performing The Miracle Worker Valencia College, Valencia Factory Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, Arts Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com College Black Box Theater – East Campus, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Mar. 23-31 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Dec. 28-31 Othello Osceola Arts, 407.749.6613, Feb. 21-Mar. 23 The State Theatre Studio Series Presents Twelfth Night Orlando Shakespeare Theater, osceolaarts.org The Great American Trailer Park Christmas Mar. 28-Apr. 29 Musical Bay Street Players, The Historic State 407.447.1700, orlandoshakes.org Theatre, 352.357.7777, baystreetplayers.org Feb. 22-25 The Luckiest People Orlando Shakespeare Jan. 3 James and the Giant Peach Jr. Bay Street Theater, 407.447.1700, orlandoshakes.org Orlando Story Club Downtown Arts District, The Players, The Historic State Theatre, 352.357.7777, Abbey, 407.405.4049, orlandostoryclub.com baystreetplayers.org APRIL Jan. 3-Feb. 4 Feb. 22-Mar. 4 Apr. 4 Native Gardens Orlando Shakespeare Theater, The Day Before Yesterday (Or, Love in the Orlando Story Club Downtown Arts District, The 407.447.1700, orlandoshakes.org Time of Terror) UCF School of Performing Arts, Abbey, 407.405.4049, orlandostoryclub.com Theatre UCF Black Box, 407.823.1500, Jan. 13 Apr. 5-May 5 theatre.ucf.edu All Summer Long: A Beach Boys Tribute Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, Feb. 23-Mar. 11 Good, Very Bad Day Orlando Shakespeare 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Steel Magnolias Central Florida Community Arts, Theater, 407.447.1700, orlandoshakes.org Jan. 15-20 Blackbox Theatre, 407.937.1800, Pip-Squeak: An Anti-Bullying Magic Show cfcarts.com Apr. 6-15 Orlando Repertory Theatre, 407.896.7365, Feb. 23-Mar. 18 Transition: An Original Docudrama Valencia orlandorep.com Arsenic & Old Lace The Athens Theatre, College, Valencia College Black Box Theater – East Jan. 17-Feb. 18 386.736.1500, athensdeland.com Campus, 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife Mad Cow Feb. 26-Apr. 8 Apr. 6-22 Theatre Company, 407.262.7700, Madagascar – A Musical Adventure Orlando Company Central Florida Community Arts, madcowtheatre.com Repertory Theatre, 407.896.7365, orlandorep.com Blackbox Theatre, 407.937.1800, cfcarts.com Jan. 19-Feb. 4 Boeing Boeing Osceola Arts, 407.749.6613, MARCH The State Theatre Studio Series Presents osceolaarts.org Mar. 2-18 Bonnie and Clyde: The Musical Bay Street Disney’s Aladdin, Jr. The Athens Theatre, Thoroughly Modern Millie Osceola Arts, Players, The Historic State Theatre, 352.357.7777, 386.736.1500, athensdeland.com 407.749.6613, osceolaarts.org baystreetplayers.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 60

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 60 8/10/17 5:24 PM Apr. 9-May 13 May 6-19 Jun. 13-Jul. 8 Judy Moody & Stink: The Mad, Mad, Mad, Respect: A Musical Journey of Women Bad Jews Mad Cow Theatre Company, Mad Treasure Hunt Orlando Repertory Theatre, Bay Street Players, The Historic State Theatre, 407.262.7700, madcowtheatre.com 407.896.7365, orlandorep.com 352.357.7777, baystreetplayers.org Jun. 20-23 Apr. 20-21 May 10-Jun. 10 Seussical Jr. Wayne Densch Performing Arts Student-Directed One Act Festival The Honky Tonk Angels The Winter Park Valencia College, Lowndes Shakespeare Center, Center, 407.321.8111, wdpac.com Playhouse, 407.645.0145, winterparkplayhouse.org 407.582.2900, valenciacollege.edu Jun. 29-Jul. 15 May 11-20 Apr. 20-28 Monty Python’s Spamalot Bay Street Players, Love, Loss, and What I Wore Osceola Arts, 9 to 5: The Musical Annie Russell Theatre, The Historic State Theatre, 352.357.7777, 407.749.6613, osceolaarts.org 407.646.2253, rollins.edu baystreetplayers.org Apr. 20-May 6 May 12 Peter and the Starcatcher Osceola Arts, Get Ready: A Motown Experience Wayne JULY 407.749.6613, osceolaarts.org Densch Performing Arts Center, 407.321.8111, Jul. 11 Apr. 20-May 13 wdpac.com Orlando Story Club Downtown Arts District, The Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel The May 15-28 Abbey, 407.405.4049, orlandostoryclub.com Athens Theatre, 386.736.1500, athensdeland.com 27th Orlando International Fringe Theatre Jul. 13-29 Apr. 27-May 27 Festival Orlando Fringe, Loch Haven Park, The Little Mermaid Osceola Arts, 407.749.6613, The Hunchback of Notre Dame Garden Theatre, 407.648.0077, orlandofringe.org 407.877.4736, gardentheatre.org osceolaarts.org May 31-Jun. 3 MAY Once on This Island Jr. Bay Street Players, AUGUST The Historic State Theatre, 352.357.7777, May 4-20 Aug. 1-26 The Man by Jethro Compton Bay Street baystreetplayers.org The Little Foxes Mad Cow Theatre Company, Players, The Historic State Theatre, 352.357.7777, 407.262.7700, madcowtheatre.com baystreetplayers.org JUNE The Wedding Singer Melon Patch Players, Jun. 8-17 Aug. 8-Sep. 2 Melon Patch Theater, 352.787.3013, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike Buyer & Cellar Mad Cow Theatre Company, melonpatchplayers.org Osceola Arts, 407.749.6613, osceolaarts.org 407.262.7700, madcowtheatre.com

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Morse Museum Trifecta Oct. 17 & Feb. 13 morsemuseum.org

The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art begins its 2017-18 season with two exhibitions celebrating the creative process at Tiffany Studios and the creative eye of Louis Comfort Tiffany, and continues with the installation of one of Albert Bierstadt’s most-famous American landscape paintings. Tiffany Studios Designs (Oct. 17) includes objects, sketches, drawings and photographs that reveal something of the creative process at Louis Comfort Tiffany’s firm. Louis Comfort Tiffany—Impressions on Film, Canvas and Paper (Oc t.17) reveals that Tiffany was an active painter and photographer throughout his life. This exhibition from the museum’s collection of Tiffany’s photographs, paintings and COURTESY MORSE MUSEUM watercolors reflects not only the artist’s famous eye for color and composition, but also his broad interests. Johnsbury. The Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation made a The Domes of the Yosemite (Feb. 13) features the significant contribution toward the Athenaeum’s Domes largest known painting by American artist Albert Bierstadt Project, which includes not only the painting’s conservation (1830–1902) until early July through a special loan of the St. but also the installation of an HVAC system in the Athenaeum, Johnsbury Athenaeum in Vermont. The almost 10 feet by 15 structural repair to a gallery viewing balcony and the feet oil-on-canvas (1867) installation follows its conservation conservation of frames in the collection. The painting has not in Miami. Charles Hosmer Morse, the industrialist and been on display outside the Athenaeum since its first philanthropist for whom the Morse is named, is a native of St. installation in 1872.

“This season we are delighted to be producing two Tiffany exhibitions and to also exhibit one of Albert Bierstadt’s largest and greatest paintings — never before removed from its permanent home at the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum in Vermont — where it has resided for a century and a half. The presentation of Domes of the Yosemite will be a unique visual experience for museum-goers, and the Tiffany designs, paintings and photographs will shed light on the creative mind of Louis Comfort Tiffany.” — Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art Director Laurence J. Ruggiero

SEPTEMBER Sep. 1-9 Sep. 1-23 Through the Eye of Fred Lopez Spectrum Exhibition Mount Dora Center Sep. 1-2 Leesburg Center for the Arts, 352.365.0232, for the Arts, 352.383.0880, Saturday Tours of Exhibitions at the Cornell mountdoracenterforthearts.org Cornell Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu leesburgcenterforthearts.com Sep. 1-24 Heritage Collection VIX: Hannibal Square Sep. 1-10 Rembrandt’s Academy: Old Master Paintings Heroes Hannibal Square Heritage Center, Patrick Martinez: American Memorial Cornell From Private Dutch Collections Polk Museum 321.203.2605, crealde.org Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu of Art, Polk Museum of Art, 863.614.0555, Summer Invitational & Recent Acquisitions Sea and Sky: Watercolors and Drawings polkmuseumofart.org Lake Eustis Museum of Art, 352.483.2900, by Paul Signac From the Arkansas Arts Selections From the Permanent Collection lakeeustisartmuseum.org Center Collection Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Art & History Museums – Maitland, 407.539.2194, Crealdé 35th Summer Art Camp Student 407.646.1595, rollins.edu artandhistory.org Exhibition Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, Roots Remembered: Memory Painters and Sep. 1-30 crealde.org Their Communities Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, Florida Fruit Crate Labels Orange County Sep. 1-3 Library System, Orlando Public Library, 407.323.2774, jtfolkart.com Summer of Love: Reflections on Pulse 407.835.7323, ocls.info Sep. 1-23 Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens, Sep. 1-Oct. 15 407.647.6294, polasek.org Celebrating 75 Years: Pathways of American Tin Can Tourism Osceola County Historical The Beautiful Mysterious: The Extraordinary Art at the Morse Museum Charles Hosmer Society, Osceola County Welcome Center and Gaze of William Eggleston Mennello Museum of Morse Museum of American Art, 407.645.5311, History Museum, 863.307.2595, American Art, 407.246.4113, mennellomuseum.org morsemuseum.org osceolahistory.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 62

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 62 8/10/17 5:24 PM Sep. 1-Oct. 29 Sep. 1-Jun. 30 Sep. 3-May 27 Bravo! Chris Raschka Orlando Museum of Art, Art That Speaks: Exploring the Visual Highlights Tours Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Language of African Art Orlando Museum of 407.896.4231, omart.org Sep. 1-Oct. 31 Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Sep. 6-28 Beautiful Florida Osceola Arts, 407.749.6607, Contemporary Abstract Painting and Sanford Seminole Art Association Exhibit osceolaarts.org Sculpture: Selections From OMA Collection Casselberry Art House, 407.262.7700, Sep. 1-Dec. 31 casselberry.org Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Laurelton Hall Sep. 7-30 Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art, Contemporary Figurative Art: Selections Focus Winter Garden Art Association, SoBo Art 407.645.5311, morsemuseum.org From OMA Collection Orlando Museum of Art, Gallery, 407.347.7996, wgart.org Oded Halahmy: Babylonian Odyssey Orlando 407.896.4231, omart.org Sep. 8 Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Contemporary Outdoor Sculpture Orlando Mount Dora 2nd Friday Art Splash Mount Sep. 1-Dec. 31 Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Dora Center for the Arts, Downtown Mount Dora, Focus Exhibition: Tiffany Studios’ Daffodil J. Hyde Crawford & Anthony Tortora 352.383.0880, mountdoracenterforthearts.org Reading Lamp Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of Collection of Contemporary Art Orlando American Art, 407.645.5311, morsemuseum.org Sep. 10 Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Sea and Sky: Watercolors and Drawings by Tiffany Lamps and Lighting From the Morse Paul Signac From the Arkansas Art Center Collection Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of Natural Affinities: Photography From OMA Cornell Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu American Art, 407.645.5311, morsemuseum.org Collection Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, Permanent Collection of Earl Cunningham omart.org Sep. 12-Dec. 3 From Our Walls: A Private Plein Air Paintings Mennello Museum of American Art, People and Places: American Art From OMA Collection Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture 407.246.4278, mennellomuseum.org Collection Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, Gardens, 407.960.4719, polasek.org Sep. 1-Mar. 11 omart.org Grace Hartigan, 1960-1965: The Perry Sep. 13-Oct. 13 Sep. 1-Jul. 4 Collection Mennello Museum of American Art, Pedro Brull Art Show Osceola Arts, 407.246.4113, mennellomuseum.org Happy Hour Tours at The Alfond Inn Cornell 407.740.6607, osceolaarts.org Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu Sep. 1-May 2 Sep. 13-Nov. 5 Friends of American Art Gallery Talks Orlando Sep. 1-Jul. 31 Historias: Celebrating Hispanic Artists & Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Throwback Thursday Tour at the Cornell Culture Osceola Arts, 407.740.6607, Sep. 1-May 6 Cornell Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu osceolaarts.org Creative Connections Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Sep. 1-May 13 Free Family Funday Mennello Museum of American Art, 407.246.4278, mennellomuseum.org Sep. 1-May 30 Art Sandwiched In Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Sep. 1-May 31 School Learning Trips Program Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Sep. 1-Jun. 1 Art Encounters Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Sep. 1-Jun. 6 Gallery Talks Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Sep. 1-Jun. 7 1st Thursdays Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Sep. 1-Jun. 8 Art Adventures Orlando Museum of Art, Pedro Brull, Adam & 407.896.4231, omart.org Eve, 40 inches x 30 Sep. 1-Jun. 9 inches. The works of Art’s the Spark Orlando Museum of Art, the Central Florida 407.896.4231, omart.org painter will be on dis- Sep. 1-Jun. 24 play at Osceola Arts’ Sunday Tours at The Alfond Inn Cornell Fine Community Gallery Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu Sept. 13-Oct. 13 during Sep. 1-Jun. 27 Hispanic Heritage Art Night Out Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Month in celebration Sep. 1-Jun. 30 of the Puerto Rico- Birthday Parties Orlando Museum of Art, born artist’s works 407.896.4231, omart.org and contribution to A Trek From North to South: the Ancient the Central Florida arts Americas Collection Orlando Museum of Art, community.

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Sep. 29-Jan. 16 Emerge: New Works by Ceramics, Sculpture & Photography Fellowship and Studio Artists Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, crealde.org Emerge: New Works by Painting & Drawing Fellowship and Studio Artists Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, crealde.org OCTOBER Oct. 1 General Meeting and Demo by Ken Austin Central Florida Watercolor Society, A&H Germaine Marvel Building, 407.491.7497, centralfloridawatercolor.org Oct. 2-May 31 Art in the Afternoon Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Oct. 5-28 After Dark Winter Garden Art Association, SoBo Art Gallery, 407.347.7996, wgart.org Oct. 6 Culture Pop! Drawing the Unseen Art & History Museums – Maitland, 407.539.2191, artandhistory.org Spirits in Sanford Ninth Annual Champagne Preview Party Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, jtfolkart.com Oct. 6-Dec. 17 COURTESY CITYARTS FACTORY Drawing the Unseen Art & History Museums – Downtown Arts District’s 3rd Thursdays Gallery Hop features numerous gallery and nontra- Maitland, 407.539.2192, artandhistory.org ditional art venues each month spotlighting established and emerging Orlando-based artists as Oct. 7 well as nationally and internationally acclaimed artists. Venues include CityArts Factory, Gallery Spirits in Sanford Ninth Annual at Avalon Island, Grand Bohemian and Falcon Bar & Gallery to name a few. 3rdthu.com Southeastern Halloween Art Show and Sale Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, jtfolkart.com Sep. 15 Sep. 16 Oct. 7-Mar. 3 Opening Reception: The Lake: A Landscapes in Miniature by Charles N Family Days Orlando Museum of Art, Documentary Exploring Life on Lake Apopka Ramos Gallery on First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, crealde.org 407.323.2774, galleryonfirst.com Oct. 7-May 5 Opening Reception: The Lake: A Sole Purpose – Unleash your inner Creative Family Highlights Tours Orlando Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Documentary Exploring Life on Lake Apopka Leesburg Center for the Arts, 352.365.0232, Hannibal Square Heritage Center, 321.203.2605, leesburgcenterforthearts.com Oct. 10 crealde.org Sep. 21 CFAM: Lecture – Jeffreen Hayes Cornell Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.2526, cfam.rollins.edu Sep. 15-Oct. 28 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts Art in the Blood: The Kautenburger Family District, CityArts Factory, 407.648.7060, Oct. 10-27 3rdthu.com Best of The Florida Sculptors Guild Lake Eustis Museum of Art, 352.483.2900, Casselberry Art House, 407.262.7700, casselberry. lakeeustisartmuseum.org Sep. 26-Apr. 10 Arts Society Orlando Museum of Art, org Sep. 15-Dec. 31 407.896.4231, omart.org Oct. 13-Dec. 14 Baggage Claims Orlando Museum of Art, Sep. 29 Mount Dora 2nd Friday Art Splash Mount 407.896.4231, omart.org La Maschera Rocks the ‘80s Downtown Arts Dora Center for the Arts, Downtown Mount Dora, Virtual Views: Digital Art From the District, The Abbey, 407.405.4049, orlandoslice.com 352.383.0880, mountdoracenterforthearts.org Thoma Foundation Orlando Museum of Art, Opening Reception: New Works by Ceramics, Oct. 17 407.896.4231, omart.org Sculpture & Photography Fellowship Louis Comfort Tiffany Impressions on Sep. 15-Jan. 7 and Studio Artists Crealdé School of Art, Film, Canvas and Paper Charles Hosmer Time and Thought: Art of the United 321.203.2605, crealde.org Morse Museum of American Art, 407.645.5311, States from Cornell Fine Arts Museum Opening Reception: New Works by Painting morsemuseum.org Mennello Museum of American Art, 407.246.4278, & Drawing Fellowship and Studio Artists Tiffany Studios Designs Charles Hosmer mennellomuseum.org Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, crealde.org Morse Museum of American Art, 407.645.5311, Sep. 15-Jan. 13 Sep. 29-Dec. 31 morsemuseum.org The Lake: A Documentary Exploring Life Time as Landscape: Inquiries of Art and Oct. 17-Nov. 11 on Lake Apopka Crealdé School of Art, Science Cornell Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, Museum of Military History Exhibit Osceola 321.203.2605, crealde.org rollins.edu Arts, 407.740.6607, osceolaarts.org The Lake: A Documentary Exploring Life on Exhibition Tour – Time as Landscape: Oct. 19 Lake Apopka Hannibal Square Heritage Center, Inquiries of Art and Science Cornell Fine Arts 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts 321.203.2605, crealde.org Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 64

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 64 8/10/17 5:24 PM Oct. 21 Nov. 3-30 Nov. 10 Unexpected Guests by Cherie Dacko Gallery The Rotary Annual Calendar Exhibit Holiday Open House – A Scandinavian on First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, Casselberry Art House, 407.262.7700, Holiday – Magnificently Minimal! Jeanine galleryonfirst.com casselberry.org Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, jtfolkart.com Oct. 21-Nov. 12 Nov. 3-Dec. 19 Nov. 11 The Whole SHE-Bang: New Work by Jane Osceola Arts Permanent Collection Osceola 26th Annual Pioneer Day Osceola County Theis Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, Arts, 407.749.6607, osceolaarts.org Historical Society, Pioneer Village at Shingle Creek, 863.307.2595, osceolahistory.org jtfolkart.com Nov. 3-Dec. 30 Holiday Open House Saturday Extravaganza Oct. 27 Weavers of Orlando Lake Eustis Museum of Art, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, jtfolkart.com Lecture: Director Ena Heller Cornell Fine Arts 352.483.2900, lakeeustisartmuseum.org Nov. 11-19 Museum, 407.646.2526, cfam.rollins.edu Nov. 5 Festival of Trees Orlando Museum of Art, Oct. 28 General Meeting and Demo by Cindy 407.896.4231, omart.org CFAM Halloween Howl Cornell Fine Arts Sturla Central Florida Watercolor Society, Nov. 16 Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu A&H Germaine Marvel Building, 407.491.7497, 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts centralfloridawatercolor.org Little/Big Printmaking Event Harper District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com Nov. 7 Printmaking Studio, Lake Eustis Museum of Art Nov. 16-Jan. 07 Lecture – Robert Vander Poppen, Ph.D. (LEMA), 352.483.2900, lakeeustisartmuseum.org Holidays at the Waterhouse Art & History Cornell Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.2526, Museums – Maitland, 407.539.2190, NOVEMBER cfam.rollins.edu artandhistory.org Nov. 1-24 Nov. 9-Dec. 2 Nov. 18 Opening Reception: Beneath White Stars Mount Dora in the Fall, Plein Air Exhibit Holiday Open House at the Gallery on Illustrations by Byron Marshall, Maitland Mount Dora Center for the Arts, 352.383.0880, First Gallery on First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, Public Library, 407.920.7932, hollymandelkern.com mountdoracenterforthearts.org 407.323.2774, galleryonfirst.com Nov. 2-Dec. 30 Nov. 9-Dec. 21 Nov. 24-Dec. 29 The Big and the Small of It Winter Garden Art Valencia Alumni Anniversary Exhibition Holiday Friday Nights Charles Hosmer Association, SoBo Art Gallery, 407.347.7996, Valencia College, Anita S. Wooten Gallery – Valencia Morse Museum of American Art, 407.645.5311, wgart.org College, 407.923.7002, valenciacollege.edu morsemuseum.org

TIME & THOUGHT ART OF THE UNITED STATES FROM THE CORNELL FINE ARTS MUSEUM

SEPTEMBER 15 – JANUARY 7 Drawn entirely from the collection of the Cornell Fine Arts Museum, the artists in this exhibition serve as key conduits for which time — and specifically American history — is marked.

900 E. PRINCETON ST. MENNELLOMUSEUM.ORG |

This Exhibition is drawn from the Permanent Collection of the Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida and organized by its Curator, Amy Galpin, Ph.D.

William Merritt Chase (1849-1916), Young Woman with Red Flowers,1904, oil on canvas. 24 in x 17 ¾ in. Gift of Gertrude Lundberg Richards Cornell Fine Arts Museum 1967.19.

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P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 65 8/10/17 5:24 PM Visual Arts OOURTESY FLORIDA ARTS TOUR ARTS FLORIDA OOURTESY Elisabeth C. Ferber’s Bulow Creek, The Loop at Ormond, 20 inches x 10 inches, will be among works on display as part of Tour Stop #23 during the 7th Annual Off The Beaten Path Florida Arts Tour — Lake County, Dec. 2-3. Off The Beaten Path tours are free, self-guided tours to professional artists’ studios and cultural institutions in Lake, East and West Volusia counties throughout the year. Tour maps, dates and times are available at floridaartstour.com.

DECEMBER Dec. 19-Jan. 26 Jan. 16 The Florida Artists Group Casselberry Art Landscape in 19th-Century America Charles Dec. 1 House, 407.262.7700, casselberry.org Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art, CFAM Holiday Open House Cornell Fine Arts 407.645.5311, morsemuseum.org Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu Dec. 21 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts Jan. 12-Feb. 28 Dec. 1-2 District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com Reconfigurate Mount Dora Center for the Arts, Melissa’s Vintage Holiday Showcase – 352.383.0880, mountdoracenterforthearts.org Holiday Trunk Show With Guest Artist Dec. 24 Jan. 16-Feb. 28 Melissa Menzer Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, Christmas Eve Open House Charles Hosmer Sally & Stefan Alexandres Art Exhibit Osceola Morse Museum of American Art, 407.645.5311, 407.323.2774, jtfolkart.com Arts, 407.749.6607, osceolaarts.org morsemuseum.org Dec. 1-14 Jan. 18 The Florida Four Casselberry Art House, JANUARY 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts 407.262.7700, casselberry.org Jan. 5 District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com Dec. 2-3 Culture Pop! Women of the Research Studio Jan. 18-Mar. 01 Off The Beaten Path Florida Arts Tour, Lake Art & History Museums – Maitland, 407.539.2181, Rob Reedy Valencia College, Anita S. Wooten County Off The Beaten Path Florida Arts Tour, artandhistory.org Gallery – Valencia College, 407.582.2268, Venues Throughout Lake County, 352.357.4838, valenciacollege.edu Jan. 5-10 floridaartstour.com Jan. 20 Quilts: The Fabric of History Lake Dec. 15 Capturing Time and Place in Watercolor Eustis Museum of Art, 352.483.2900, Exhibition Tour – Time as Landscape: by Stewart Jones and Cindy Sturla Gallery lakeeustisartmuseum.org Inquiries of Art and Science Cornell Fine Arts On First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu Jan. 5-Feb. 18 galleryonfirst.com Foster Family Holiday Workshop Orlando Women of the Research Studio Art & History CFAMily Day at the Cornell Cornell Fine Arts Museum of Art, 407.896.4231, omart.org Museums – Maitland, 407.539.2182, Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu artandhistory.org Dec. 16 Crealdé’s Seventh Annual Night of Fire Around Central Florida by Sharon Muldoon Jan. 6-16 Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, crealde.org Gallery on First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, The National Arts Program Osceola Arts, New Paintings and Sculpture by Kevin and 407.323.2774, galleryonfirst.com 407.740.6607, osceolaarts.org Debe Abbott Gallery on First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Dec. 18-Mar. 30 Jan. 7 Art, 407.323.2774, galleryonfirst.com Parallel Journeys: WWII and the Holocaust General Meeting and Demo by Glen Jan. 20-Feb. 12 Through the Eyes of Teens Holocaust Memorial Ward Central Florida Watercolor Society, Flora, Fauna, & Faces: New Work by Theresa Resource and Education Center, 407.628.0555, Altamonte Chapel Social Hall, 407.491.7497, Disney Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, holocaustedu.org centralfloridawatercolor.org jtfolkart.com ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 66

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 66 8/10/17 5:24 PM Jan. 20-Apr. 8 Feb. 15-Apr. 15 Mar. 17 Towards Impressionism: Landscape Painting Fashion Rewind Osceola County Historical New Work by Anthony Asarita Gallery On From Corot to Monet Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Society, Osceola County Pioneer Village and First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu Museum, 863.307.2595, osceolahistory.org galleryonfirst.com Feb. 16-24 Mar. 17-Apr. 22 Jan. 20-Apr. 28 Eustis Art League Annual Exhibition Wired: Down the Rabbit Hole – New Work by Crealdé’s Directors Choice VII Exhibition Lake Eustis Museum of Art, 352.483.2900, Josh Cote Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, crealde.org eustisartleague.org jtfolkart.com Jan. 25-Apr. 25 Feb. 21 Mar. 23 The Lake: A Documentary Exploring Life Fashion Rewind Opening Reception Tour – Towards Impressionism: Landscape on Lake Apopka at Winter Garden Heritage Osceola County Historical Society, Osceola Painting From Corot to Monet Cornell Fine Arts Foundation Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, County Welcome Center and History Museum, Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu crealde.org 863.307.2595, osceolahistory.org Mar. 23-Apr. 27 Jan. 26 Feb. 23 Spring Friday Nights Charles Hosmer Morse Exhibition Tour at the Cornell Cornell Fine Arts Museum of American Art, 407.645.5311, Exhibition Tour – Towards Impressionism: Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu morsemuseum.org Landscape Painting From Corot to Monet Feb. 24-25 Mar. 29 Cornell Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu Off The Beaten Path Florida Arts Tour, Art31: Fibers Closing Event Art & History Jan. 26-Apr. 29 Greater DeLand Area Florida Arts Tour, Museums –Maitland, 407.539.2189, art31.org State of Excellence: Treasures From Florida Venues Throughout Historic District of Deland, Mar. 30-Apr. 1 Private Collections Orlando Museum of Art, 352.357.4838, floridaartstour.com Easter Weekend Open House Charles Hosmer 407.896.4231, omart.org Morse Museum of American Art, 407.645.5311, MARCH morsemuseum.org FEBRUARY Mar. 2 Mar. 30-Jul. 8 Feb. 1-28 Culture Pop! Art31: Fibers Art & History Enduring Beauty: Two Centuries of Seminole Museums – Maitland, 407.539.2183, art31.org Storytellers XVII: West of the East Coast Art: The Collection of I.S.K. Reeves V and Mar. 2-Apr. 15 Sara W. Reeves Orlando Museum of Art, Tracks at Orlando International Airport Art31: Fibers Art & History Museums – Maitland, 407.896.4231, omart.org Crealdé School of Art, 407.671.1886, crealde.org 407.539.2184, art31.org Feb. 2 Mar. 2-May 11 APRIL Opening Reception: Honoring Two Winter Creativa: Woman Made Art Show Osceola Apr. 2-Jun. 29 Park Legends Crealdé School of Art, Hannibal Arts, 407.740.6607, osceolaarts.org Stolen Heart: The Theft of Jewish Property Square Heritage Center, 407.671.1886, crealde.org Mar. 6-Apr. 13 Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center, Feb. 2-May 19 Jose M. Feliciano Art Exhibit Osceola Arts, 407.628.0555, holocaustedu.org Honoring Two Winter Park Legends: The 407.749.6607, osceolaarts.org Apr. 8 Paintings of Hugh McKean and Jeannette Mar. 8-29 General Meeting and Demo by Patty Kane Genius McKean Crealdé School of Art, Hannibal Art31: Fibers Senior Days Art & History Central Florida Watercolor Society, Altamonte Chapel Social Hall, 407.491.7497, Square Heritage Center, 407.671.1886, crealde.org Museums – Maitland, 407.539.2185, art31.org Mar. 8-May 13 centralfloridawatercolor.org Feb. 6 Springtime at the Waterhouse Art & History Apr. 12-May 18 CFAM: Lecture – Katherine Manthorne Cornell Museums –Maitland, 407.539.2186, Annual Juried Digital, Graphic and Fine Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.2526, cfam.rollins.edu artandhistory.org Art Exhibition Valencia College, Anita S. Feb. 10 Mar. 9-30 Wooten Gallery – Valencia College, 407.582.2268, CFAMily Day at the Cornell Cornell Fine Arts Art31: Fibers Guided Tours Art & History valenciacollege.edu Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu Museums – Maitland, 407.539.2187, art31.org Apr. 13-May 11 Feb. 10-11 Mar. 9-Apr. 8 Osceola Arts Adult Student Showcase Osceola Arts, 407.740.6607, osceolaarts.org Off The Beaten Path Florida Arts Tour ~ East Florida in Focus Osceola Arts, 407.740.6607, Apr. 14-May 13 Volusia County Off The Beaten Path Florida Arts osceolaarts.org 2018 Senior Student Exhibition Cornell Fine Tour, Venues Throughout East Volusia County, Mar. 9-Apr. 30 Papier Mount Dora Center for the Arts, Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu 352.357.4838, floridaartstour.com 352.383.0880, mountdoracenterforthearts.org Apr. 14-May 20 Feb. 11 Mar. 14 2018 Rollins Faculty Exhibition Cornell Fine General Meeting and Demo by Chauncey Central Florida Watercolor Society Members Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu Nelson Central Florida Watercolor Society, Annual Juried Show at Leu Gardens Central Apr. 19 Altamonte Chapel Social Hall, 407.491.7497, Florida Watercolor Society, Harry P. Leu Gardens, 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts centralfloridawatercolor.org 407.491.7497, centralfloridawatercolor.org District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com Pet Portraits by Theresa Disney Jeanine Taylor Mar. 15 Apr. 20 Folk Art, 407.323.2774, jtfolkart.com 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts Public Celebration Cornell Fine Arts Museum, District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com 407.646.1595, rollins.edu Feb. 13 Mar. 16-18 Apr. 21 The Domes of the Yosemite Charles Hosmer Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Open 100 for $100 – Gallery on First’s Annual Art Morse Museum of American Art, 407.645.5311, House Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of Sale Gallery on First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, morsemuseum.org American Art, 407.645.5311, morsemuseum.org 407.323.2774, galleryonfirst.com Feb. 15 Mar. 16-Apr. 21 Apr. 24-May 25 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts Florida Faience Artists Lake Eustis Museum of Osceola County Historical Society Exhibit District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com Art, 352.483.2900, floridafaiencegallery.com Osceola Arts, 407.749.6607, osceolaarts.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 67

P. 39-69 Season Preview 2017.indd 67 8/10/17 5:24 PM Visual Arts BARBARA STANCZAK BARBARA Barbara Stanczak, The Musician’s Touch, 30 inches x 20 inches. Winter Garden Art Association’s Focus exhibition at SOBO Gallery features eclectic works that bring into “focus” the details of life in a variety of media created by 50-plus local artists Sept. 7-30. Art- works ranging from dramatic close-ups to compelling compositions will be on display. Opening night is Sept. 7, 5:30-8 p.m. wgart.org

Apr. 27 May 25 Jul. 19 Exhibition Tour at the Cornell Cornell Fine Arts Opening Reception: Storytellers XVII: West 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu of the East Coast Tracks at Hannibal Square District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com Crealdé School of Art, 407.671.1886, crealde.org Jul. 21 MAY May 25-Sep. 01 Fractured Fairy Tales by Mark Seppala Gallery May 4 Storytellers XVII: West of the East Coast on First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, Totally Tots Exhibit Opening Reception Tracks at Hannibal Square Crealdé School of galleryonfirst.com Osceola County Historical Society, Osceola Art, 407.671.1886, crealde.org County Welcome Center and History Museum, Light in Motion by John Sullivan Gallery 863.307.2595, osceolahistory.org JUNE on First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, Jun. 8-Sep. 1 May 6 galleryonfirst.com 37th Annual Juried Student Exhibition General Meeting and Demo by Faye Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, crealde.org Tambrino Central Florida Watercolor Society, AUGUST Jun. 8-Jul. 8 Altamonte Chapel Social Hall, 407.491.7497, Aug. 3-4 Bryan Carson Art Exhibit Osceola Arts, centralfloridawatercolor.org Crealdé Cup-a-Thon XXXIV Crealdé School of 407.749.6607, osceolaarts.org May 11 Art, 321.203.2605, crealde.org Jun. 14-Aug. 3 Opening Reception: Symbiotic Dance: Aug. 4 Richard Currier: Paintings Valencia College, Marianna Hamilton-Ross Crealdé School of Art, Anita S. Wooten Gallery – Valencia College, Art After Dark Downtown Arts District, CityArts 407.671.1886, crealde.org 407.582.2268, valenciacollege.edu Factory, 407.405.4049, orlandoslice.com May 11-Jul. 27 Jun. 16 Aug. 10-Sep. 22 The Circus Mount Dora Center for the Arts, New Work by Anne Marie Colwell Gallery Decorative Arts Exhibit Mount Dora 352.383.0880, mountdoracenterforthearts.org On First, Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, Center for the Arts, 352.383.0880, May 11-Jul. 28 galleryonfirst.com mountdoracenterforthearts.org Symbiotic Dance: Marianna Hamilton-Ross Jun. 21 Aug. 11 Crealdé School of Art, 407.671.1886, crealde.org 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts Opening Reception: Crealdé 36th Summer District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com May 16-Jun. 17 ArtCamp Student Exhibition Crealdé School of When the Water Rises: Recent Paintings by Jun. 23-Aug. 8 Art, 321.203.2605, crealde.org Julie Heffernan Mennello Museum of American Jiha Moon: Double Welcome, Most Aug. 11-Sep. 15 Art, 407.246.4113, mennellomuseum.org Everyone’s Mad Here Mennello Museum of Crealdé 36th Summer ArtCamp Student May 17 American Art, 407.246.4113, mennellomuseum.org Exhibition Crealdé School of Art, 321.203.2605, 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts JULY crealde.org District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com Jul. 2-Sep. 30 Aug. 16 May 19 Deadly Medicine: Create the Master Race 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop Downtown Arts New Work by Kim Brown Gallery on First, Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education District, CityArts Factory, 407.415.9511, 3rdthu.com Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, 407.323.2774, Center, 407.628.0555, holocaustedu.org galleryonfirst.com Jul. 4 Aug. 24-Oct. 07 May 24-Aug. 26 Independence Day Open House Charles Our Orlando & American Youth: Our Identity Margaret Bourke-White’s Different World Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art, Mennello Museum of American Art, 407.246.4113, Cornell Fine Arts Museum, 407.646.1595, rollins.edu 407.645.5311, morsemuseum.org mennellomuseum.org ORLANDO ARTS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 68

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