Upcoming at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
Wednesday, November 4
2026 White Rose Tribute Event Honoring Bruce Gould Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown The Holocaust Center honors Bruce Gould at Steinmetz Hall in a 38th-year evening celebrating leaders who stand up for inclusivity and moral courage. Expect a reflective, community-focused night for anyone who values respect in Central Florida. Monty Python's Spamalot Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown A Tony-winning Best Musical that retells the classic British film's quest for the Holy Grail with big songs and silly, irreverent humor. Fans of the movie will catch plenty of nods, and newcomers need no prior knowledge.Thursday, November 5
Beethoven Symphony No. 5 Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Classical fans get one of the most widely admired symphonies played straight through, with Mike Block on cello in his own piece, Hope on the Hill. Main-floor table seating and no intermission keep the evening focused. Monty Python's Spamalot Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown A Tony-winning Best Musical that retells the classic British film's quest for the Holy Grail with big songs and silly, irreverent humor. Fans of the movie will catch plenty of nods, and newcomers need no prior knowledge. Beethoven Chamber Works Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown A full evening of Beethoven chamber music featuring Music Director Eric Jacobsen, Chicago Symphony assistant principal clarinetist John Bruce Yeh, and cellist Mike Block. The concert runs without intermission, so it plays as one continuous set. Friday, November 6
Elena Pinderhughes Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown A genre-crossing jazz flute show with R&B and hip-hop touches, from a player whose credits include Herbie Hancock and Carlos Santana. Elena Pinderhughes Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown A genre-crossing jazz flute show with R&B and hip-hop touches, from a player whose credits include Herbie Hancock and Carlos Santana.Saturday, November 7
Resonate Festival Family Concert Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 shares the program with Caroline Shaw's tender piece, inspired by a children's story, made for families with kids 7 and up. 
Django Festival All-Stars Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Swinging gypsy jazz from a band of international players, with guitar, violin, accordion and bass all unplugged. It suits anyone who loves Django Reinhardt's music or wants a night that feels like a 1930s Paris café. Beethoven Symphony No. 4 Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown A Beethoven program paired with Caroline Shaw's Pulitzer-winning The Mountain that Loved a Bird and selections from Vivaldi's Gloria, all part of the Resonate Festival. Expect orchestral and choral music, a good pick for classical fans and newcomers alike. 
UCF Choirs Perform with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Beethoven's Symphony No. 4 brings University of Central Florida choirs onto the stage with the Orlando Philharmonic in Steinmetz Hall. It suits anyone who enjoys live classical music with voices and a full orchestra. UNDERTALE Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Fans of the indie game will hear its best-known themes, freshly arranged and played live by a 25-piece orchestra. It is a fine pick for longtime players who want to hear the music in a concert hall setting. Django Festival All-Stars Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Swinging gypsy jazz from a band of international players, with guitar, violin, accordion and bass all unplugged. It suits anyone who loves Django Reinhardt's music or wants a night that feels like a 1930s Paris café. Sunday, November 8
Beethoven Symphony No. 6 Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown A Florida premiere of John Williams' Clarinet Concerto, played by the soloist it was written for, joins Beethoven's Sixth. Audience members vote live on the encore, so the crowd helps choose the last piece. Django Festival All-Stars Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Swinging gypsy jazz from a band of international players, with guitar, violin, accordion and bass all unplugged. It suits anyone who loves Django Reinhardt's music or wants a night that feels like a 1930s Paris café. Django Festival All-Stars Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Swinging gypsy jazz from a band of international players, with guitar, violin, accordion and bass all unplugged. It suits anyone who loves Django Reinhardt's music or wants a night that feels like a 1930s Paris café. Wednesday, November 11
BBMak Judson's Live · Downtown Nostalgic harmonies and guitar-driven hits from the early 2000s, played by a British pop-rock trio, including Back Here. Two shows make it an easy night out for fans of that era.Friday, November 13
Tony Danza Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Sitcom veteran from Taxi and Who's the Boss mixes Great American Songbook standards with personal stories and a four-piece band. Expect soft-shoe dancing and ukulele in the intimate 150-seat music room at Judson's Live. Beth Stelling — Let Me Get Loose Tour Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Sharp, critically praised stand-up from Netflix and HBO star Beth Stelling, one night of comedy at the Dr. Phillips Center. Common with Nu Deco Ensemble Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Rap icon Common teams up with the virtuosic Nu Deco Ensemble for a genre-bending orchestral night. Expect rap verses layered over orchestral music at the Dr. Phillips Center. Tony Danza Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Sitcom veteran from Taxi and Who's the Boss mixes Great American Songbook standards with personal stories and a four-piece band. Expect soft-shoe dancing and ukulele in the intimate 150-seat music room at Judson's Live.Sunday, November 15
Messiah Choral Society Performance of Handel's Messiah Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown A free yearly concert of Handel's most famous oratorio, sung by a 100-plus volunteer choir with a full professional orchestra. The Hallelujah chorus is included, with live ASL interpretation and a live stream available.Thursday, November 19
A Christmas Nutcracker Tale Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Air Supply — A Matter of Time Tour Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Young Frankenstein Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Friday, November 20
A Christmas Nutcracker Tale Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown ¡Baila y Canta! Misa a Buenos Aires (Misa Tango) by Martín Palmeri Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Young Frankenstein Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · Downtown Saturday, November 21
Young Frankenstein Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · DowntownSunday, November 22
Clare and the Chocolate Nutcracker Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts · DowntownPlaces inside
About Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
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- Address
- 445 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando, FL · Directions
- Area
- Downtown events
- Website
- drphillipscenter.org
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