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Zymarium Meadery gets (more) spooky with Dark Ritual (opens the original)
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If there were ever a space made for a Halloween makeover, it would be the imposing gothic bunker that houses Zymarium Meadery. So fittingly, the Mills 50 spot that already looks like a possible set from an unfinished Hellraiser film brings back its spooky season celebration “Dark Ritual” this week. Starting Oct. 1, patrons will not only be surrounded by even more stately vampiric flair, but a new menu will debut. Aside from copious spooky-slash-sinister flair covering most available surfaces for
The Falcon wants you to stay 'forever and ever' at anniversary art show (opens the original)
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Whether, come last call, dedicated denizens of Thornton Park bar the Falcon found themselves wishing they “could stay here forever and ever and ever” is apocryphal, but for 15 years now it’s provided a quirky home for locals wanting a cozy drink and adventurous local art and music happenings. So it’s fitting that, to celebrate this milestone, the Falcon goes reliably left-field with a group art show inspired by the Stanley Kubrick classic The Shining curated by Heidi Kneisl. Expect eccentric loc
Opera Orlando opens season with 'Madame Butterfly' at Steinmetz (opens the original)
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Opera Orlando goes big with their mainstage season opener this year: Puccini’s Madame Butterfly. The tragic classic is a mainstay of many a repertory company and even helped, over in the pop music sphere, launch a new generation of emo through Weezer’s mid-1990s Butterfly-indebted album Pinkerton. For a long weekend at the Steinmetz, Opera Orlando’s singers and the Orlando Phil tell a tale of the tainted love between Madame Butterfly and Pinkerton. Aside from the stellar musicianship, OO has bro
Vamp flick 'Nosferatu' gets live music with Orlando classical players (opens the original)
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The 1922 silent film Nosferatu created the cinematic template for vampires employed almost universally to the present day. Now you can see what all the bloody hubbub is about with this one-off collab screening between Enzian Theater and the Central Florida Composers Forum. Subtitled “Shadows and Sound,” the silent filmworld of director F.W. Murnau will be fleshed out by an original musical score crafted by 14 Central Florida composers and performed live in the theater by the Fernwood String Quar
Get 'lost in music' with 69-year-old pop star Nirosta Steel at exclusive Orlando show (opens the original)
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Nirosta Steel, aka Steven Hall, is having one of the most incredible years in his musical life, and that’s saying something for a pop outsider whose creative path has taken him around the world and intersected with the likes of Alan Ginsberg, William Burroughs, Don Cherry and Arthur Russell. Nirosta Steel’s recently released double album, My Skyscraper, not quite a reissue but not an entirely new album either, became an unlikely hit with a new generation of young fans drawn in by its adventurous
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