The Orange County Public Library will hold an interactive film viewing for teens ages 13-18 from 4-6:30 p.m. on February 5^th. The teens will also be able to create their own Valentine’s during the event. For more information, visit the Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs website.

Don’t miss the debut production of Valencia’s Florida Playwright Competition winner, Ricardo Soltero-Brown. The play synopsis reads: “Al has arrived at Celia’s place of residence to steal her away. They dispute the rationale of this, as well as the nature of attraction and desire, although Celia rarely looks up from the artwork she is creating. Al is undeterred, even with the arrival of Gunner, Celia’s boyfriend. After realizing what Al is doing there, Gunner deals with the situation in his own way: as a spectacle for his own entertainment.” The play will debut on February 5^th at Valencia’s Black Box Theatre at the East campus. For more details visit Valencia’s website.

Sarina Zhang will perform two touchstones of the repertoire Russian Romance February 8th at 8 p.m. and February 9th at 2 p.m. at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre. Ticket prices vary; for more details visit the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra’s website.

The Orlando Shakespeare Theatre, in partnership with UCF, begins its 2014-2015 Children’s Series with the popular fairy tale Rapunzel. Written by Brandon Roberts, this Orlando Shakes twist on a classic story will be sure to have everyone in the audience laughing and enjoying themselves. The play will run from June 19^th– July 27^th 2014 at the John and Rita Lowndes Shakespeare Center in Lock Haven Park.

“Roberts’ new adaptation of Rapunzel is fun for the entire family,” said Director of Education Anne Hering. “The excitement continues after the final bows with a character meet and greet following each performance!”

Rapunzel is best suited for children ages 4 and up. For details on showtimes, tickets and parking visit http://www.orlandoshakes.org/tickets.