Performing Arts

A "playful adaptation" of Jane Austen's novel set in early 1800s England.

Third Space Improv hosts a six-week improv class for beginners.

A "playful adaptation" of Jane Austen's novel set in early 1800s England.

A "playful adaptation" of Jane Austen's novel set in early 1800s England.

A community drag show with a comedy twist.

A "playful adaptation" of Jane Austen's novel set in early 1800s England.

A weekly comedy show created on Saturdays—sans script.

EMMA presents the Ocala Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Matthew Wardell.

A weekly comedy show created on Saturdays—sans script.

An award-winning comedy that's frequently produced by college and local theaters.

Romanza 2025 opens with Flagler College's Key of Seas vocal ensemble.

A celebration of community creativity with improvisers from all over Florida.

Enjoy a vocal concert featuring gems from the past, and jewels of the future.

An award-winning comedy that's frequently produced by college and local theaters.

The Romanza Festivale presents unscripted theatre, back by popular demand.

A weekly comedy show created on Saturdays—sans script.

Four local vocalists present a concert accompanied by two pianists.

An award-winning comedy that's frequently produced by college and local theaters.

A woodwind and string sixtet performs as part of the Romanza Festivale.

Four woodwind musicians from North Florida perform in a Romanza concert.

Romanza presents five storytellers with five stories about St. Augustine.

These two pianists have performed in the United States, Germany, and China.

Bring your own chair and tap your feet along with the bluegrass and folk music.

This vocailist and guitar duo perform a medley of Streisand's songs.

A comic rock-fable, with dark tones, set in New York during the 1965 blackout.

First Coast Opera presents a world-renowned operatic foursome performing in English.

Romanza takes to the beach, with a rousing concert from this brass ensemble.

An award-winning comedy that's frequently produced by college and local theaters.

A comic rock-fable, with dark tones, set in New York during the 1965 blackout.

More than 50 members perform light orchestral compositions in a new auditorium.