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“What I like about this play is the conflict is unique. Its not about domestic conflict completely. It’s obviously about the conflict of Hell, but inside of that there’s so much,” said Lauren Warhol Caldwell, Director…
Jacaré Choro presents “Terra Brasilis: Reimagining Early Music in Modern Times” at the Hippodrome Theatre! Sunday, May 6, doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the music begins at 7:30. After the show, mingle with the…
Let the Make-Believe In: UF Professor Charlie Mitchell in “The Legend of Georgia McBride” By Daniela Esteves Charlie Mitchell’s mom wanted her family to be cultured. With two musicians as siblings, Mitchell had only one…
Kevin Kantor captivates Gainesville as Rexy in “The Legend of Georgia McBride” By Jessica Fondo Kevin Kantor makes their Gainesville debut as Rexy in “The Legend of Georgia McBride” onstage at the Hippodrome. Originally from…
Current Gallery Exhibit Mark Enting’s Photography By Natalia Veray “I like to get in the backroads.” Mark Enting said, “A lot of times people are moving too fast and don’t notice the little things.” Enting’s…
In an invigorating discussion that would be considered “thought-crime” in George Orwell’s novel “1984,” the Hipp partnered with the University of Florida School of Theatre + Dance (UF SOTD) on Monday night to explore the…
The Hippodrome Theatre’s marketing interns are an essential part of our administrative team. During their semester here, these five university students will gain real-world arts administration experience while learning how to write compelling copy, design…
For 45 years, the Hippodrome has been steadfast in our commitment to inclusion, diversity and acceptance. Exploring our shared humanity and tackling tough questions through the arts has been at the core of our mission,…
We are so happy to be a part of Freddy and Lynnea’s sweet love story. Here are Freddy’s words: “It all started Fall 2013 when I started talking to this girl in Sigma Alpha Iota,…