Brooke Savage is a News Producer at WKMG News 6. She specializes in covering arts and entertainment, with a focus on plays and musicals, entertainment news, concerts and festivals, as well as nightlife events. Her work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing her expertise in event management and the vibrant world of theater.
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Brooke Savage focuses on event coverage, private sector announcements, and seasonal content in the Orlando area. Her themes revolve around entertainment news and house & home.
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I'm Brooke Savage, the writer behind the "Setting The Stage" newsletter, with what's going on in Central Florida's theatre and art scene.
The new play "The World May Be Flat" premieres on June 14, marking the 10 years since the Pulse nightclub shooting, and supports Central Florida LGBTQ+ youth through the Rose Dynasty Foundation.
By: Brooke Savage
Beloved fairy tales unite in a magical stage experience
By: Brooke Savage
Orlando Vocal Collective debuts intimate concert experience
I'm Brooke Savage, the writer behind the "Setting The Stage" newsletter, with what's going on in Central Florida's theatre and art scene.
By: Brooke Savage
Dr. Phillips Center helps launch next generation of musical theatre talent in ‘Next to Normal'
By: Brooke Savage
Disney On Ice presents Spotlight Magic! is debuting a new show in Orlando, featuring more than 30 characters.
By: Brooke Savage
Orlando Museum of Art announced fall exhibits running into early 2027, featuring original illustrations from two-time Caldecott Medalist Sophie Blackall with an author visit and signing.
New artistic director brings Southern roots and fresh vision to Surfside Playhouse
Musical recounts how small Newfoundland town sheltered 7,000 passengers after 9/11
