Now is your chance to catch not one, but two touring Broadway shows right here in Central Florida!
Hey, Iām News 6 producer Brooke Savage, the writer behind this Setting The Stage newsletter.
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Letās take a look at all of the exciting things happening in the place we call home. ā¤µ
āØ āThe Cher Showā is coming to Orlando
āThe Cher Showā turns back time and reflects on the pop iconās life.
This glamorous Tony Award-winning musical has 35 songs spanning six decades.
According to the creators behind the show, there are enough Bob Mackie gowns to cause a sequin shortage in New York.
The musical is packed with so much Cher, that it takes three women to play her: the young girl starting out, the glamorous pop star, and the icon. The show will be at the Dr. Phillips Center from Nov. 12ā17.
Click here for ticket information.
š Speaking of the Dr. Phillips Center, itās celebrating 10 years!
President Kathy Ramsberger said yesterday marked 10 years since they opened their doors.
Theyāve had five million guests come to their four theaters and even to their events outside their facility. News 6ā²s Jarell Baker is taking a closer look at Dr. Phillipās impact on our local economy.
ā” āDear Evan Hansenā wraps up its Central Florida shows tonight
āDear Evan Hansenā is bringing its show exploring our complex, interconnected, and social-media-filled lives to The Villages.
The show performed in Melbourne last week, but tonight, it wraps up at The Sharon. The last show starts at 7:30 p.m.. Click here for all of the info you need to know.
Anchor Lisa Bell also spoke with the actor playing Evan Hansen. See the interview with Michael Fabisch here.
š¹ Behind the scenes of Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Thanksgiving may be a few weeks away, but weāre going behind the scenes of a popular holiday sound before they bring their show to Orlandoās Kia Center on Dec. 14.
Fire, light shows guitars and hair flips are just a few expectations for the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. It may seem like youāre at a heavy metal concert, but if you listen closely, youāll hear familiar holiday tunes.
Anchor and insider guide, Crystal Moyer, spoke with the musical director.
Get behind-the-scenes info and enter to win free tickets. You do have to be a News 6 insider, which is free to join.
š¹ Tony Hawk will be at Orlando Museum of Art tonight
The Orlando Museum of Art is set to have a first-of-its-kind event, where skateboarding icon Tony Hawk will be part of a town hall discussion moderated by renowned photographer, J. Grant Brittain.
The museum has a new exhibit called āPUSHā that features ā80s skateboarding photography from Brittain. It captures the spirit and evolution of skate culture and pays homage to the art of skateboarding.
Brittain captured photos of 11-year-old Hawk and was instrumental in documenting the formative years of the legendary skateboarderās career. See how you can attend the intimate event here.
Seating is limited, but Iām told tickets are still available!
š¶ Whatās happening in show biz
š Now - Nov. 17th: āAnastasiaā at Titusville Playhouse
š± Tomorrow - Nov. 24: āLittle Shop of Horrorsā at The State Theatre of Eustis
š Saturday: Justin Timberlake at Kia Center in downtown Orlando
š¤ Nov. 10: Becky G at House of Blues in Disney Springs
š Nov. 12: Whose Live is it Anyway? at Melbourneās King Center
ā Nov. 15: Whose Live is it Anyway? at Peabody Auditorium in Daytona Beach
š“ Nov. 15 - Dec. 15: āTootsieā at Sonnentag Theatre at the IceHouse in Mount Dora
š« Nov. 22 - Dec. 8: āCharlie and the Chocolate Factoryā at The Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse
Thatās a wrap for this weekās āSetting The Stageā newsletter.
If you have any story ideas on the theatre and arts scene, donāt hesitate to reach out to me at bsavage@wkmg.com.
Also, let me know if there are any local theatres you want me to cover more often.
Iāll be back in your inbox in two weeks!
- š Brooke