I'm Brooke Savage, the writer behind the "Setting The Stage" newsletter, with what's happening in Central Florida's theatre and art scene during the end of August.

If all the world’s a stage, then the City Beautiful has one of the best ones, according to a new list released by Architectural Digest.

Orlando’s own professional orchestra has served over 187,000 patrons, 85,000 children and families and 1 million students for the last three decades.

We’ve compiled a list of plays you can take your kids of any age to before the end of 2022.

The Dr. Phillips Center is featuring six months worth of showcases and performances highlighting African American artists.

Orlando’s Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and Ginsburg Family Foundation have announced a first of its kind performance by the world-renowned National Ballet of Ukraine to benefit Ukrainian citizens, refugees and veteran services, according to a news release from the Dr. Phillips Center.

As part of her “One Way Out” tour, Melissa Etheridge will perform in Orlando at 7:30 p.m. on May 1.

Vincent Mejía, along with three other people with Down syndrome, entertained a crowd of 1,500 people. The event will benefit the Mejía family and the Down Syndrome Foundation of Florida.

Black History Month is on full display at Dr. Phillip’s Center new Steinmetz Hall over the next few weeks.

The Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is getting ready to raise a new curtain after almost two decades since the idea was introduced.

There were lots of cheers and excitement Wednesday as leaders announced the official completion of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Orlando with the debut of a brand-new, world-class theater in January called Steinmetz Hall.