There’s something about the dating travails of 20-something singles that makes them ripe for sitcom treatment. Think “Friends” or “How I Met Your Mother.”

EUSTIS — Patricia Zalisko was always an artist, even though she really started painting in 2007, after retiring from a career as a lawyer.

EUSTIS — A handful of the best local musicians, joined by artists and dancers, will aim the spotlight on the arts in a fundraiser for the historic State Theatre.

MOUNT DORA — For once, director Darlin Barry was able to cast two actors who can sing in Ken Ludwig’s farce, “Lend Me a Tenor.”

LEESBURG — When an American ambassador is called away from his communist-country post, he leaves his bungling son in charge.

TAVARES — The new exhibit of Art in the Square features a painter who was once known for his pen-and-ink drawings, a stained-glass artist who was once a nurse and a woodworker who once worked as a carpenter.

SeaWorld Orlando has released the first “webisode” about TurtleTrek, an attraction set to open at the theme park this spring.

The characters of “The Last Night of Ballyhoo” aren’t comfortable in their own skins. Boo Levy wonders why, with her math skills, she doesn’t help run the family business. Her awkward daughter, Lala, tries to forget she washed out of college by dreamin…

The emphasis is on quality seafood and authentic Dominican, Puerto Rican and Spanish fare

Just two weeks left until Tony-winning composer and lyricist Jason Robert Brown comes to Orlando to give a concert and public master class.