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	Atlanta: $10.00 for 2012 Essential Theatre Festival ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for The Essential Theatre celebrates its 25th year by presenting their first-ever all-Georgia play festival. Evelyn in Purgatory, by Topher Payne, is a sort of Breakfast Club for teachers. Five public school teachers wait in the disciplinary "Rubber Room" to discover their fates, passing the time by sharing secrets and making personal discoveries. Evelyn in Purgatory is winner of the 2012 Essential Theatre Playwriting Award. Jordan Pulliam's Bat Hamlet asks an unexpected question: What if Shakespeare's Hamlet had been a costumed crime-fighter? The worlds of comic books and the Bard of Avon come together in this hilarious mash-up. In The Local, Atlanta writers collaborate to produce a piece directed by Ellen McQueen, the award-winning director of Ice Glen and Sally and Glen at the Palace. The Essential Theatre has plans to help make this collaborative project a nationwide phenomenon.
	Anytown: $30.00 for Cinemark Platinum Supersaver Movie Ticket Package ($50.00 value) Full price: ($50.00 value) Our price: $30.00 for Stock up now so you have plenty of movie tickets on hand when the Summer heats up and you're in search of the perfect air conditioned retreat. With the Cinemark Platinum Supersaver Movie Ticket Package, you can enjoy new releases, independent films, family flicks or whatever strikes your fancy -- at any Cinemark Theatre location, including Cinemark, Century Theatres, Tinseltown and CinéArts. Plus, with the money you save on movie tickets, you'll have extra cash for the snack bar!
	Atlanta: $5.00 for Cineprov! ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Atlanta's own live answer to Mystery Science Theater 3000, the experienced comedy mockers at Cineprov! screen a different movie each week and make fun of it with improvised dialogue and snarky comments while you watch. With a full bar and popcorn available for purchase, plus air conditioning in the theater, the show offers entertainment for film lovers and film haters alike. Please see the full event description for the lineup of upcoming films.
	Atlanta: $9.00 for "Brews, Bands and BBQ Fest" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $9.00 for The 5th Annual Brews, Bands and BBQ Fest gets rocking again on the rolling meadows of Piedmont Park this Memorial Day weekend. Relax under a huge air-conditioned tent at Atlanta's historic Park Tavern and enjoy beer and drink specials, live music from the Metro area's hottest bands, great views of Midtown and plenty of good ol' Southern 'que. Guests can also order from the full Park Tavern menu. The show kicks off mid-afternoon with '90s alternative cover band Asphalt Grunge, followed by Beastie Boys tribute Ill Communication. Rock cover group High Fidelity takes the stage next, and Stone Temple Pirates closes out the night with their salute to the Stone Temple Pilots ("Creep," "Interstate Love Song").
	Atlanta: $6.50 for Atlanta Silverbacks Soccer ($13.00 value) Full price: ($13.00 value) Our price: $6.50 for The Silverbacks are Atlanta's North American Soccer League team, the newest professional soccer league that had its first season in 2011. Atlanta Silverbacks Park, their dedicated soccer stadium, located 15 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta, plays host to exciting soccer action featuring some of America's most talented rising stars, veterans of professional soccer, and players from around the globe.
	Lawrenceville: $8.00 for "The Fox on the Fairway" ($16.00 value) Full price: ($16.00 value) Our price: $8.00 for From internationally acclaimed playwright Ken Ludwig (Lend Me a Tenor, Moon Over Buffalo) comes a hilariously madcap new comedy that pays loving tribute to the English farces of the 1930s and '40s. Set on a country club golf course, it features six couples who, when they're not teeing off, engage in lovers' quarrels, play dirty with mistakenly overheard information and find themselves in over-the-top romantic entanglements as two rival clubs battle it out to see which one has the best golfer. The play has hit a hole-in-one with audiences in Virginia, New Jersey and Florida.
	Marietta: $19.55 for "Legally Blonde: The Musical" ($38.10 value) Full price: ($38.10 value) Our price: $19.55 for Based on the hit movie starring Reese Witherspoon, Legally Blonde: The Musical is an uplifting song-and-dance sensation following sweet Elle Woods on her journey to win her high school boyfriend back -- at Harvard Law School. The ambitious blonde sorority girl puts down her credit cards and picks up her books in order to conquer the Ivy League. Nominated for seven Tony Awards, Legally Blonde will capture your heart by reminding you that what's most important is being true to yourself.
	Atlanta: $14.04 for "Xanadu" ($28.08 value) Full price: ($28.08 value) Our price: $14.04 for In Venice Beach, 1980, a beautiful muse from Mt. Olympus named Kira inspires a struggling artist to fulfill his dream of opening the world's first roller disco. But when Kira falls into forbidden love with the mortal Sonny, her jealous sisters take advantage of the situation and chaos abounds. This could only happen in Xanadu, the cult musical with music by ELO's Jeff Lynne and John Farrar. Adapted by Douglas Carter Beane (The Little Dog Laughed) from the 1980 movie starring Olivia Newton-John and Gene Kelley, Xanadu features roller-skating muses and such favorite disco-era songs as "Magic," "All Over the World," "Evil Woman" and "I'm Alive."
	Atlanta: $5.00 for "Sunday" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Sure to shake your faith and leave you to wonder where God is in the midst of hell, Sunday is an explosive new play that dares to expose the truth and contradictions of beloved church folk and the families to whom they preach. Using a harmonious mix of poets, musicians, newcomers and radio personalities, Sunday addresses everything that people are afraid to reveal about church and family, showing how unholy holy people can be. This action-packed play will help bring what's done in the dark, to the light.
	Atlanta: $5.00 for "Doubt: A Parable" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Set at a Catholic school in the Bronx in 1964, this Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play by John Patrick Shanley concerns a strict headmistress who comes to suspect a new priest of sexually abusing a student. As she wrestles with her doubt, Sister Aloysius takes matters into her own hands as she questions an idealistic young nun and the mother of the alleged victim. This powerful play inspired the Oscar-nominated film with Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman.
	Atlanta: $15.00 for "Massacre at the Mardi Gras!" ($45.00 value) Full price: ($45.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Put on your detective hat for this mystery theater production. While attending an elite Mardi Gras party, you will need to stay one step ahead of a killer who is trying to assassinate a rising star. Be sure to watch out for the murderer or you might become the next victim. Think of it as a real-life theatrical version of the classic sleuthing board game Clue that you can play with your friends, coworkers or family. The event includes appetizers and drinks with a main course of murder.
	Atlanta: $15.00 for Masquerade Party ($50.00 value) Full price: ($50.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Celebrate the spirit of Mardi Gras with a masquerade party at Ambient Plus Studio, including food, drinks, live music and plenty of fun. There will be a costume contest, parade of costumes, "Guess which one is my partner?" dancing, bead tossing and more. Guests are encouraged to come dressed in Mardi Gras-style costumes and masks. There will be a photographer on site to take memorable pictures with a Mardi Gras-themed backdrop. Admission includes appetizers, dessert and one drink (either alcohol or non-alcoholic).
	Decatur: $10.00 for "Louie & Ophelia" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for New African Grove Theatre Company presents Louie & Ophelia, Gus Edwards' gently humorous tale of two middle-aged people who fall in love and struggle to balance their romance with family and ambition. It's a charming and realistic portrait of a working-class couple today: Ophelia, an ambitious woman determined to see her children become professionals, and Louie, an easy-going family man who wants to build a home.
	Avondale Estates: $7.50 for "Copenhagen" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Michael Frayn's Copenhagen tells the story of renowned physicist Werner Heisenberg, who made a strange trip to Copenhagen in 1941 to see his old colleague and friend Niels Bohr and his wife, Margrethe. The meeting was fraught with danger and embarrassment, and ended in disaster. No one really knows what happened in that meeting, and the two colleagues never spoke again. Frayn presents a compelling and powerful speculation as to what could have driven such a wedge between the two, at the same time creating a profound statement on the conflict between personal relationships and higher loyalties, such as duty to one's country. Winner of the 2000 Tony Award for Best New Play, Copenhagen is a haunting exploration of history, science and the human spirit.
	Atlanta: $12.50 for Georgia Shakespeare Summer Festival ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Spend the summer with the Bard at the Georgia Shakespeare Summer Festival, where a talented troupe of actors, writers and directors showcase works from William Shakespeare, modern adaptations from the Shakespeare canon and plays from other writers whose work was clearly influenced by the world's greatest playwright. Illyria: A Twelfth Night Musical, Much Ado About Nothing and The Importance of Being Earnest will all be performed during the Summer Festival. For more information about these plays, see the description below.
	Atlanta: $10.00 for Syrens of the South's "Burlesque Invasion" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Syrens of the South productions presents a night of sexy moves for a great cause with Burlesque Invasion benefitting the PAWS Atlanta pet food bank. Atlanta's own "Worst MC" John Carney hosts the show featuring top local talent alongside special guests from New York's Rhinestone Gorilla Burlesque and Knoxville's Salome Cabaret. The dancers -- who skillfully perform this artful style of striptease with an emphasis on the tease and absolutely no nudity -- are set to include Katherine Lashe, Lola LeSoleil and Ursula Undress, as well as Miss Delinda D'Rabbit, Kisa von Teasa, Avian Rush, Gemma Stone and Lucy von Pelt. A collection will be taken for PAWS, and audience members are welcome to bring canned or dry pet food for donation.
	Atlanta: $15.00 for "Gem of the Ocean" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for August Wilson's Tony-nominated Gem of the Ocean is the first installment of his 10-play decade-by-decade series charting the experience of African Americans in the 20th century. The play is set in 1904 in the Hill District of Pittsburgh, where the 285-year-old Aunt Ester welcomes into her parlor Solly Two Kings, a former slave and scout for the Union Army, and Citizen Barlow, a man in search of healing and a new life. A cleanser of souls, Aunt Ester sends Citizen Barlow on a remarkable voyage aboard the legendary slave ship Gem of the Ocean to the City of Bones, where he must face his ancestors' suffering and his own sins before he can find the redemption he seeks.
	Atlanta: $12.50 for "Sheddin'" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Thomas W. Jones II's cross-generational comedy is a world premiere that catches up with the characters from Horizon's 2009 hit A Cool Drink a Water. Proud parents Ruthie and Walt are throwing a backyard Atlanta bash to welcome home their son Trane, a rising hip hop star. But jazz musician Walt and his bebop buddies also want to hitch their musical caboose to Trane's track of success -- that's before Trane returns with a hidden agenda of his own. Award-winner Thomas W. Jones II is an acclaimed theater vet, who's written, directed and performed in some 200 plays worldwide, including Three Sistahs, Cool Papa's Party and more.
	Decatur: $7.50 for "Scheherazade" and "Rhapsody" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for The Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra presents Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade, and George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. The exotic Scheherazade is a symphonic suite based on the Arabian Nights tales. The dazzling, colorful orchestration evokes the Middle Eastern setting and the adventures of Sinbad the sailor, the cruel sultan and the clever Scheherazade. After intermission, featured guest soloist Kris Carlisle lends his piano skills to Rhapsody in Blue, a masterful blend of classical music with jazz-influenced effects. Gershwin himself described the piece as "a musical kaleidoscope of America."
	Atlanta: $5.00 for "Game Night" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Unique Events' Game Night is a fun networking experience for Atlantans to socialize over your favorite games like Twister, Monopoly, Uno, Operation, Simon Says, Musical Chairs, Red Light Green Light, Jenga and more. Enjoy a night of good, old-fashioned fun in a safe and relaxed atmosphere where you can be yourself and meet new people. Drinks and food will be available for an additional purchase at La Paz Mexican Restaurant and Cantina, which offers delicious south of the border cuisine.
	Atlanta: $7.50 for Catellier Dance Projects: "The Final Frontier" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Space is the place in this latest program from the Emory Dance Program's faculty-based ensemble Catellier Dance Projects. Dubbed The Final Frontier, this space-themed interdisciplinary work explores the topic -- from the outer space of the cosmos to the inner space of the heart -- through dance, music, sets, video, lighting and text. A collaboration between Seattle-based dance media artist Jeff Curtis, local composer Kendall Simpson and six phenomenal dancers, The Final Frontier marks the second in a series of four works dealing with the elements of dance (time, energy and body being the others).
	Atlanta: $46.00 for "New Choreographic Voices" ($90.00 value) Full price: ($90.00 value) Our price: $46.00 for Experience two world premieres and an Atlanta debut at this bold ballet performance that includes works from three extremely talented choreographers. Christopher Wheeldon, Helen Pickett and Tara Lee contribute pieces that will exhibit their unique artistic visions of daring new movement coupled with majestic music. Wheeldon's post-modern piece Rush utilizes the talents of 12 dancers and is an homage to a traditional pas de deux. Pickett returns to the Atlanta Ballet with a premiere of her dance Prayer of Touch featuring music by Felix Mendelssohn. The company will also perform Pavo by Lee, principal dancer in her sixteenth season with the Atlanta Ballet.
	Lawrenceville: FREE for "Ultimate Wedding & Party Planning Expo" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: FREE for Planning a big event is a lot of work. But you can make the process a bit easier by attending Chic Occasions' Ultimate Wedding & Party Planning Expo. The expo gathers together the best area professionals, all under one roof, to jump start your event planning process. You'll be able to meet and interview multiple photographers, florists, caterers, reception sites, DJs, bakeries and more, all in one afternoon. Check your style during the fashion show provided by Savvi Formalwear and The Bridal Exchange, featuring the latest fashions for all types of events. Door prizes include a honeymoon to the Wyndham Sugar Bay.
	Newnan: $7.00 for "Epic Proportions" ($14.00 value) Full price: ($14.00 value) Our price: $7.00 for Epic Proportions is a screwball comedy that takes place behind the scenes on a 1930s motion picture set. Brothers Phil and Benny journey to the Arizona desert to be extras in the Biblical epic Exeunt Omnes. (That's Latin for "Everybody out!." We think.) Under the watch of a mysterious Orson Welles-esque director, the film goes wildly over budget and out of control. Before long, Phil is directing the movie and Benny is starring in it! Along the way they encounter romance, danger and a supporting cast of thousands all played by four intrepid actors.
	Atlanta: $9.00 for "Wish I Was in Destin" Block Party ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $9.00 for Kick off the big weekend with five of Crescent Avenue's hottest bars -- Flip Flops, Ri Ra, Tin Lizzy's, Deadwood Saloon and Sutra Lounge -- as they host this Midtown Memorial Day weekend block party, featuring a complimentary drink and live music from five different DJs and a band. Along with Svedka Vodka drink specials at each venue, ticket includes entrance into a raffle.
	Chattahoochee Hills: $5.00 for "Alice in Wonderland" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Serenbe Playhouse performs a world premiere adaptation of Lewis Carroll's fantastic tale, written by Rachel Teagle and directed by Brian Clowdus. This new, Commedia dell'Arte vision of the story introduces an introverted Alice (played by Skylar Nicholson), closed off from the world, her imagination and, most tragically, her ability to dream. With the help of a scrappy troupe of magical, masked characters, Alice loses herself in the joy of nonsense, unlocks her imagination and, finally, learns to be her true self.
	Atlanta: $5.00 for Improv Comedy at The Basement Theatre ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for The Basement Players offer a wide-range of improv antics from which to choose. Their shows include both short and long-form improvisation, all based on audience suggestions; a family show that keeps the comedy clean; and a Chicago-style long-form show that can take you anywhere and everywhere! Please see the full event description for more details on each of the shows.
	Atlanta: $35.00 for John Adams' "A Flowering Tree" ($65.00 value) Full price: ($65.00 value) Our price: $35.00 for Conductor Robert Spano and the ASO continue their exciting collaboration with major American composer John Adams (El Niño, Doctor Atomic) by bringing his lusciously lyrical two-act opera The Flowering Tree to life in a staged concert event. Inspired by Mozart's Magic Flute and based on a South Indian folk tale and poetry by A. K. Ramanujan, it's the poignant tale of a young couple who must endure trials and tragedy before their love emerges triumphant. A beautiful young woman, Kumudha, discovers the magical ability to turn herself into a flowering tree to help her impoverished family. After a Prince surreptitiously sees her transformation, he decides to marry her, but his deception and the actions of his jealous sister lead to disaster and heartache. The Flowering Tree stars the cast from its original 2006 Viennese debut -- bass-baritone Eric Owens (Storyteller), soprano Jessica Rivera (Kumudha) and tenor Russell Thomas (The Prince) -- along with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra chorus.
	Duluth: $7.50 for Georgia Bridal Show ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Get ready for a day of wedding-planning fun at the Georgia Bridal Show. See photographers' pictures, taste samples of cakes and foods from caterers, browse dresses and tuxedos, listen to DJ music, check out flowers, get ideas for bridal registry, and even plan your honeymoon. Plus, registered brides will get a free one-year subscription to Brides magazine and are eligible to win a deluxe, all-inclusive honeymoon!
	Atlanta: $5.00 for "Atlanta's Top Comic Contest" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for See Atlanta's hottest rising comedians in The Basement Theatre's competition to name Atlanta's Top Comic. Ninety comedians will compete for a trophy, $500 in cash and the honor of being named the funniest person in the city. The contest will feature 10 comedians per show in the preliminary rounds, which take place the last Thursday of each month from January to September. The top-scorer from each preliminary round wins $100 and goes on to compete in one of three semi-final rounds. Semi-final winners also get $100 and move forward to the finals, where one competitor will win the title of Atlanta's Top Comic.