“What I Didn’t Say" A Journey Through Parkinson’s

The Parkinson Association of Central Florida (PACF) is bringing Michael Moore’s acclaimed play “What I Didn’t Say: A Journey Through Parkinson’s” to Orlando for two performances — Saturday March 1 and Sunday, March 2 — at the Plaza Live Theater.

The play offers a front-row seat to the roller-coaster life of a Parkinson’s patient. Paul, the PD patient, and his wife, Marty, as they try to navigate the occasional highs and the crushing lows of a neurodegenerative disease that never relents.

Neurologists, therapists, caregivers, and everyone in between will relate to this profoundly honest and compelling story that invites us to ask the hard questions about hope, perseverance, communication, and the staying power of real love.

Following the 45 minute performance will be a 30-minute question and answer segment after the performance allowing audience members to ask questions of Moore as well as local neurologist and movement disorder specialists, Dr. Lourdes Benes and Dr. Ramon Rodriguez, Neurology One. Representatives of the Parkinson Association of Central Florida (PACF) will also be available.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The Plaza Live, 425 North Bumby Avenue, Orlando, United States