Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

So like they have to have the funds in hand in order to do what they're going to do.

Dr. Phillips Center wanted 400 million.

They're getting 350 million.

I know.

But I do understand.

Why is it important for that to be at Dr. Phillips? Why is it instead of using these public dollars just to build it out a little bit better at the beach? I think

their argument would be we know what we're doing here at the Dr. Phillips Center.

We do it well.

Of The Shining.

And this is going at the Dr. Phillips Center.

Interesting.

Is

Red rum.

Yeah, so it's Thursday through Sunday.

And it's going to be at the Dr. Phillips Center downtown.

Runs through Sunday, November the 1st.

Okay.

There's video surveillance showing the police car driving into oncoming traffic near City Hall and the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts before officers with the Orlando PD were able to stop him.

When approached, Everett, who was not wearing his Haines City police uniform or insignia, smelled strongly of alcohol and had bloodshot watery eyes.

Also in the cup holder was an open container of Four Loko.

So in the modern era, 2007, with the venues plan, I was blessed to be a part of with Kathy and the team and Alex, and we got the downtown $1.1 billion venue.

And that's the Dr. Phillips Center.

Dr. Phillips

Center.

But these were not actually officially voted on because, like here's a big one.

Dr. Phillips Center and Performing Arts Master Plan was going to get $400 million plus associated financing costs.

This is o- originally, they had requested $750 million.

It made it through the locals board.

And people might say like, "Why?" Um, "Why do you think-" They need $400 million.

Why do they need $750 million? They're basically wanting to expand that whole campus, that master plan for the Dr.

Phillips Center, and, uh, add hotel factions and other buildings, and kind of continue to grow out that block in and around the Dr. Phillips Center.

Uh, and so that does bring a lot of locals downtown.

So a little bit about tomorrow night.

We're the hotel Aloft Orlando Downtown, right in front of Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts.

Tomorrow night we'll have live entertainment by Gary Williams.

We'll have some fabulous raffle prizes.

... together in a common direction with a common story.

And then we're gonna connect the Canopy to Dr. Phillips Center to the History Center Park to Lake Eola, and we're gonna tell why that story is a journey-

Is important

...

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think, uh, I was talking to Kathy Ramsberger over at, uh, Dr. Phillips-

Yeah

[lips smack] So we've got SunRail expands weekday service for Hamilton.

Now, Hamilton is playing at the Dr. Phillips Center downtown.

It runs between September 29th all the way through October 18th.

Lots of people are very excited about that.

Uh, but [laughs] I love Jim.

Our, our staff writer here, Jim, writes, "It didn't take an act of Congress, just a musical based on the Founding Fathers, uh, that SunRail is going to add late night and weekday run to accommodate the return of Hamilton at the Dr. Phillips Center." The service is meant to be a transporta- a transportation alternative for theatergoers going downtown, so it's going to go, uh, it's gonna add the northbound service that's going to depart Church Station at 11:00 P.M.

on 12 weeknights during the performance schedule.

And so this is cool.