Jessica Bryce Young
Editor-in-Chief at Orlando Weekly
Jessica Bryce Young, editor in chief @orlandoweekly | tips: jyoung at orlandoweekly dot com | I sneezed on the lede and the lede got sicker.
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3 weeks ago |
orlandoweekly.com | Jessica Bryce Young |Seth Kubersky
Orlando Fringe 2025 review: ‘The Greatest Betrayal’ Morgan Frey shares horror stories about dating with disabilities with appeal and self-deprecating humor By Jessica Bryce Young and Seth Kubersky on Sun, May 18, 2025 at 8:51 am click to enlarge courtesy photo Morgan Frey in ‘The Greatest Betrayal’ at Orlando Fringe 2025 I’ve been blissfully absent from the dating market for nearly two decades, and would dread returning to it in this digital age, even as an able-bodied male. So I can scarcely...
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3 weeks ago |
orlandoweekly.com | Jessica Bryce Young |Seth Kubersky
Orlando Fringe 2025 review: ‘Cult Classic: A New Musical’ Wind the clock back 20 years to the glory days of home move rentals By Jessica Bryce Young and Seth Kubersky on Sat, May 17, 2025 at 6:55 pm click to enlarge courtesy photo ‘Cult Classic: A New Musical’ at Orlando Fringe 2025 Wind the clock back 20 years to the glory days of home move rentals with Cult Classic, an original high-concept musical dramedy by John Aquino and Sam Grey. Lex Bentley stars as Charlie, a cursing-adverse...
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3 weeks ago |
orlandoweekly.com | Jessica Bryce Young |Seth Kubersky
Orlando Fringe 2025 review: ‘1-Man No-Show’ Unapologetic anarchic absurdism that’s well worth showing up for By Jessica Bryce Young and Seth Kubersky on Fri, May 16, 2025 at 5:44 pm click to enlarge courtesy photo Isaac Kessler in '1-Man No-Show' at Orlando Fringe 2025 If the Great Gonzo were a black beret-wearing bearded beatnik artiste (instead of a blue weirdo with Dave Golez’s hand up his ass) he probably would have produced a Fringe show very much like Isaac Kessler’s 1-Man No-Show, an...
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1 month ago |
orlandoweekly.com | Jessica Bryce Young
No matter your preferred reading material, there's probably a bookstore catering just to you. A new wave of little indies in this town is bravely beating on, bookshops against the current, borne ceaselessly into the toughest economy we've seen in decades for small businesses — and damn, we love them for it. Here are some local bookstores that will put what you want and need into your brain and soul; put your dollars into their hands, won't you?
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Jan 24, 2025 |
orlandoweekly.com | Jessica Bryce Young
click to enlarge Courtesy photo EPCOT’s very popular is upon us Festival of the Arts The “s” in “Arts” does some heavy lifting in the name of this festival, alluding to a generous, big-tent definition of art that includes sidewalk chalk, acrobats and cookies decorated as paint palettes. EPCOT’s annual Festival of the Arts is unlikely to induce Stendhal Syndrome in any members of your party — there will be no Rembrandts or Rothkos on hand to dazzle.
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