Colonial Promenade Is Nearly Empty, And Orlando Remembers What It Used To Be
If you grew up in Orlando, there’s a decent chance you have a Colonial Promenade memory. Maybe it was a cheap movie at the old discount theater, wandering through Sam Ash, eating at Sweet Tomatoes, or checking out books from the Herndon Branch Library. When Bungalower stopped by the East Colonial Drive shopping center on […]
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There’s something especially charming about watching people make theater because they simply want to make theater. That’s a big part of what PaperMap Theater & Co. is building inside its tiny storefront space at 2 N. Summerlin Avenue in Thornton Park, where its second community production opens Friday night. Following a sold-out run of Thornton […]