The Orlando Ballet will perform Some Assembly Required from March 14^th– March 16^th at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Center.

This new creation boasts Head Choreographer, Robert Hill’s craft at showcasing Orlando Ballet’s physicality in movement as an evolving process. The performance features collaborations with guest choreographers.

For more information, visit the Orlando Ballet’s website.

The Orlando Shakespeare Theatre with UCF will host an acting class at the John and Rita Lowndes Shakespeare Center from March 8^th to April 12^th.

Students will find out what makes Malvolio and Goneril do what they do by digging deep into character analysis and performing scenes featuring Shakespeare’s villains.

For more information, visit the Orlando Shakespeare Theatre’s website.

The Orlando Museum of Art will host the exhibit Kindred Spirits from March 4^th through April 12^th. The exhibit will be open during normal hours.

In the spirit of social reform championed by Dickens, this pocket exhibition presents 10 photographs by the muckraking photographer Lewis Hine. From 1904 until his death in 1940, Hine used his camera as a tool to bring attention to the suffering of the disadvantaged and exploited members of American society.

For more information, visit the Orlando Museum of Art’s website.

The Garden Theatre will host the play “33 Variations” from March 14^th through March 30^th. Tickets are $25 for adults and $21 for students and seniors.

Following Beethoven’s journey of his final years as he ekes out the Diabelli Variations, a present-day musicologist becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth in these mysterious pieces of music.

For more information, visit the Garden Theatre’s website.