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	Atlanta: $31.50 for "Buddy -- The Buddy Holly Story" ($60.00 value) Full price: ($60.00 value) Our price: $31.50 for Just three years -- that's how long it took for rocker Buddy Holly to change music history forever. A hit Broadway musical, Buddy -- The Buddy Holly Story follows Holly's childhood in Texas, his musical beginnings with a group of high school friends who later gained fame as The Crickets, his meteoric rise to fame, and his tragic early death -- all set to a soundtrack of some of rock 'n' roll's biggest hits. One of the first "jukebox musicals," the show features "That'll Be the Day," "Not Fade Away," "Peggy Sue" and "Oh, Boy!" among other timeless Holly tunes. This high-energy show has delighted audiences across the nation and beyond, and now comes to Atlanta's Fox Theatre.
	Atlanta: $22.00 for "The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses" ($52.00 value) Full price: ($52.00 value) Our price: $22.00 for The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses is a grandiose four-movement symphony that tells the story of the classic video game franchise through its memorable music. After the huge success of its first performance, Symphony of the Goddesses returns to the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre as part of its world tour with all new material, incorporating themes from the entire saga of the land of Hyrule. Fans are encouraged to come dressed as their favorite characters.
	Marietta: $7.50 for "Bedroom Farce" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for The four couples in the '70s comedy Bedroom Farce offer a look at relationships at every stage -- from the impetuous joy of new love to unshakable lifelong partnership. And then there are the duos who are deep in the middle and deep in trouble, like Trevor and his wife Susannah. On a night that should be celebratory, with both a wedding anniversary and a housewarming party, a fight between them sends everything off the rails, and takes all the couples with it. Out of Box Theatre stages this hilarious romp by famed British playwright Alan Ayckbourn.
	Marietta: $10.00 for "Jesus Christ Superstar" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Winner of the 1972 Tony Award for Best Original Score, Andrew Lloyd Webber's Jesus Christ Superstar changed the face of musical theater when it debuted on Broadway in 1971. This rock-and-roll retelling of the last seven days in the life of Jesus of Nazareth, Superstar dramatizes Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, the unrest caused by his message and his popularity, his betrayal by Judas Iscariot, his trial before Pontius Pilate, and his ultimate crucifixion. Chart-topping songs such as "Superstar," "Everything's Alright" and "I Don't Know How to Love Him" dramatically highlight the struggles of those final days. Next Stage brings this hit Broadway musical to Marietta.
	Atlanta: $5.00 for Atlanta Silverbacks Soccer ($14.00 value) Full price: ($14.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for See the Silverbacks, Atlanta's North American Soccer League team, in exciting competition. Atlanta Silverbacks Park, their dedicated soccer stadium, located 15 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta, plays host to thrilling soccer action featuring some of America's most talented rising stars, veterans of MLS and other professional soccer leagues, and players from around the globe. The NASL was founded in 2011 as the second tier of American soccer, behind only MLS, and the Silverbacks were one of the league's inaugural teams.
	Atlanta: $5.00 for "Mysterious Connections" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for The Essential Theatre's latest summer festival of all-new works by Georgia playwrights features a world premiere by its own artistic director Peter Hardy. The often-funny fantasy-drama Mysterious Connections focuses on a pair of lonely women who start to hang out together and soon realize they've begun to share a very specific dream world in which they have a chance to confront past demons, heal old wounds and finally move forward with their lives. Hardy also penned the theater's 2010 play Sally and Glen at the Palace.
	Atlanta: $19.00 for "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus" ($41.00 value) Full price: ($41.00 value) Our price: $19.00 for Adapted from John Gray's iconic book, this live version of Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus builds on the success of the all-time best-selling relationship book with a laugh-out-loud one-man show. Peter Story gives his own hilarious take on the age-old battle of the sexes, including his initial resistance to the book and how his feelings changed after he met the author. Now, he shares his newfound knowledge of how men and women communicate (or miscommunicate) through a series of vignettes covering everything from dating and marriage to the goings-on in the bedroom.
	Marietta: COMP for "Rollergirl Rumble" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: COMP for Tara Headoff, Motleigh Cruiser, Jimi Slenderix and more hit the track for a high-speed, high-impact night of roller-derby action, courtesy of the Marietta Derby Darlins. This flat-track contest isn't your mom's theatrical-style race, but a fun-to-watch, fast-paced, full-contact team sport requiring athleticism, speed and strategy. Double-header matches see the Derby Darlins taking on all comers from around Georgia, the Carolinas and beyond, plus guest bouts featuring some of the region's top roller derby squads. See the full event listing for upcoming lineups.
	Atlanta: $20.00 for Village People ($40.50 value) Full price: ($40.50 value) Our price: $20.00 for Now nearly 40 years into their reign as the kings of disco, the six men of the legendary Village People -- the cop, the military man, the Native American Indian, the construction worker, the cowboy and the biker -- are set to turn Cobb Energy Centre into a disco/dance celebration. With lead singer Ray Simpson at the helm, this famously costumed group's live shows are a high-energy run through some of the biggest hits of the '70s and '80s. From "Macho Man" and "Y.M.C.A." to "In the Navy," "Go West" and more, these timeless tunes are why the Village People have sold more than 100 million records and remain radio staples.
	Atlanta: $30.50 for "An Evening With Quincy Jones & Friends" ($58.00 value) Full price: ($58.00 value) Our price: $30.50 for The achievements of Quincy Jones are so numerous, they border on the unbelievable. Over a career of six decades, he has racked up 27 Grammys (out of a record 79 nominations), not to mention Kennedy Center Honors and an induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. His collaborations -- from his early days with Ray Charles to his groundbreaking albums with Michael Jackson -- have changed popular music forever. Now this legendary producer and composer comes to the Fox Theatre to command An Evening With Quincy Jones & Friends, an unforgettable night of music to benefit the American Cancer Society. See artists such as James Ingram, Patti Austin, Siedah Garrett, Nikki Yanofsky and Alfredo Rodriguez, Allen Stone and Pentatonix perform in celebration of the Society's 100th anniversary. Who could arrange a birthday better than "Q," a true American genius?
	Atlanta: $30.60 for ASO 2-Concert Package: Sounds of Simon & Garfunkel and John Lennon ($91.60 value) Full price: ($91.60 value) Our price: $30.60 for No Atlanta summer would be complete without a musical picnic under the stars at Chastain -- and this two-concert package doubles that pleasure, as the ASO celebrates its 40th season here, joining in tributes to John Lennon and Simon & Garfunkel. AJ Swearingen and Jonathan Beedle have spent more than a decade together on stage, re-creating the beautiful harmonies and stellar songcraft of Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, known for their No. 1 hits like "The Sound of Silence," "Homeward Bound," "Mrs. Robinson," "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and "Cecilia." Just Imagine: A Symphonic Tribute to John Lennon stars Tim Piper and the ASO in a highly-acclaimed interactive multimedia experience that brings the Beatle back to life for one final concert. Accompanied by amazing film clips and photos, Piper as Lennon belts out Fab Four and solo hits and shares anecdotes in a Los Angeles Times Critic's Choice show that Variety calls "amazing."
	Atlanta: $13.40 for "A Raisin in the Sun" ($26.80 value) Full price: ($26.80 value) Our price: $13.40 for Kelvin Wade Entertainment brings Lorraine Hansberry's classic, A Raisin in the Sun, to Atlanta's 14th Street Playhouse. More than 50 years ago, The New York Times said Raisin "changed American theater forever," and it's since lost none of its power to move audiences. Later adapted into the acclaimed 1961 movie starring Sidney Poitier, the drama is the story of the Youngers, a black family living on Chicago's South Side in the late 1950s. When fate lands a sizable life insurance check in their hands, the family -- accustomed to struggling to make ends meet -- tries to decide the best way to spend the money. They consider buying a new home, investing in a business, enrolling in college and more -- but must deal with conflicting aspirations and prejudice at every turn. Take the journey with the Youngers, and share in their dreams, disappointments and final redemption.
	Marietta: $19.55 for "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" ($38.10 value) Full price: ($38.10 value) Our price: $19.55 for Atlanta Lyric Theatre brings the biblical saga of Joseph and his coat of many colors to vibrant life in this pop musical parable. An international audience favorite, with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, Joseph is based on the story in Genesis of the young man who starts out having it all -- not only is he his father's favorite, but he's also a whiz at interpreting dreams and owns an envy-inducing multicolored coat. But after he's sold into slavery by his jealous brothers, he ends up in Egypt, where he rises through the ranks and grapples with the pharaoh -- who's portrayed in the hilariously flamboyant style of Elvis. Set to a high-energy mix of musical styles, from country-western and calypso to bubble-gum pop and rock, this family-friendly Old Testament tale has proven to be truly timeless.
	Atlanta: $20.00 for Shaping Sound ($39.00 value) Full price: ($39.00 value) Our price: $20.00 for Movement, speed, physical strength and pure passion take the stage as dance ensemble Shaping Sound -- featuring the stars of Oxygen's hit reality series All the Right Moves -- comes to the Rialto Center for the Arts. Emmy-nominated choreographers and So You Think You Can Dance superstars Travis Wall, Nick Lazzarini, Teddy Forance and Kyle Robinson lead this dynamic company of contemporary dancers from SYTYCD, Dancing With the Stars and world-renowned dance companies. Their exhilarating collaboration makes for a visually stunning mash-up of genres and styles.
	Avondale Estates: $5.00 for Tiger Peach Improv: "Saint Peter's Judgement Theatre" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for One person's fate in the afterlife is up in the air as Tiger Peach Improv presents Saint Peter's Judgement Theatre. In the course of this hilarious show at Avondale Estates' Academy Theatre, one cast member will see his or her life reviewed as the audience provides suggestions and votes on what will happen to him in the afterlife. Watch as Saint Peter weighs the facts of the (un)lucky person's time on earth and takes input from the crowd on what to do with him on the other side. Your votes and suggestions could have an impact for all eternity!
	Atlanta: $27.50 for "The Screwtape Letters" ($55.00 value) Full price: ($55.00 value) Our price: $27.50 for The Devil made him do it! The Screwtape Letters is a provocative and wickedly funny theatrical adaptation of C.S. Lewis' novel about spiritual warfare from a demon's point of view. The national tour of the play comes to Atlanta after wildly successful runs in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. The Chicago Tribune called it "the most successful show in the history of Chicago's Mercury Theatre." Set in the depths of hell, the show centers on a senior demon named Screwtape who also happens to be Satan's top psychiatrist. Our earthly notion of morality gets turned upside-down as human souls are enticed to join "Our Father Below." This funny, witty show makes for a devilishly good time that just might change how you think about demons. Max McLean directs.
	Avondale Estates: $5.00 for "Collective 51 Marches On!" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for You never know what will happen -- the only guarantee is big laughs -- when the women of Collective 51 take the stage an Academy Theatre. An all-female comedy improv troupe, Collective 51 takes audience suggestions and turns them into comedy gold before your eyes. These talented, trained women put themselves -- and your clever ideas -- through the wringer as they use short-form games and scenes to find the comedy in virtually any scenario you can dream up. Every show's new and unique.
	Atlanta: $11.50 for "Seminar" ($23.00 value) Full price: ($23.00 value) Our price: $11.50 for Broadway hit Seminar takes the stage at Actor's Express. A new comedy by Pulitzer Prize nominee Theresa Rebeck (creator of NBC's Smash), Seminar centers on Leonard, an experienced author with a long and dramatic history. He's hired by four aspiring novelists to conduct an intensive 10-week writing seminar in an Upper West Side apartment. True to Rebeck's rep as the master of quarrelsome comedy, the students get much more for their $5,000 fee than they bargained for. They soon find themselves attending a master class in ruthless and reckless behavior where writing is a blood sport, words are deadly weapons, and sex is just a tool of the trade.
	Lawrenceville: $5.00 for "Lark Eden" ($23.00 value) Full price: ($23.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Set in the smallest of Georgia towns, Lark Eden tells the story of the life-long friendship between three women. Beginning during the Great Depression and continuing for 75 years into the 21st century, Emily, Mary and Thelma face personal setbacks and triumphs shared through a series of lyrical letters. The three Southern girls grow from catching frogs to wizened grandmothers and you'll get to follow their enriching story with this Aurora Theatre production. Bring your best friend, your family or your soul mate to share the Georgia premiere of Lark Eden.
	Atlanta: $10.80 for "every tongue confess" ($21.60 value) Full price: ($21.60 value) Our price: $10.80 for The New Yorker once wrote that playwright Marcus Gardley "has been working toward his own glory." Surely, his latest play, the incandescent every tongue confess is a step in that direction. Using magical realism, ancient myth, religious imagery and humor, the play investigates a rash of church-burnings around the small town of Boligee, Alabama. Steeped in the history (and sweat) of the Deep South, every tongue confess also explores the equally combustible lives of the local churchgoers and ne'er-do-wells, tracking stories of loss and redemption across generations. Now Horizon Theatre mounts the Atlanta premiere of this dazzling new play by one of the nation's most intriguing young dramatists.
	Atlanta: $10.00 for Robby Gordon's Off-Road Stadium Super Trucks ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Created by IndyCar, NASCAR and off-road racing legend Robby Gordon, Stadium Super Trucks is mega-sized racing entertainment featuring 650-horsepower, Formula One-caliber custom machines that can soar as high as 120 feet and reach speeds of nearly 75 mph. This off-road event -- appearing for the first time at the Georgia Dome -- features some of the nation's most well-known drivers, including the legendary Ricky Johnson, Arie Luyendyk Jr., Justin Lofton, Justin Matney and, of course, Robby Gordon himself, each navigating challenging dirt tracks full of massive jumps, tricky crossovers and tight corners. Drivers will compete for a $60,000 nightly purse and $500,000 champion's bonus at the conclusion of each season -- the biggest purse in off-road -- in this thrilling series of races the entire family can enjoy.
	Atlanta: $5.00 for "Stray Dogs" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Funny, violent and surprisingly sweet -- that's the thumbnail sketch of Stray Dogs, a world-premiere production from Essential Theatre at Actor's Express. Written by Matthew Myers, this Tarantino-style mash-up of crime, comedy, drama and romance won the 2013 Essential Theatre Playwriting Award. The action centers on Jackson, a petty criminal, and Violet, a teenaged call-girl, who get caught in a war between corrupt cops and (barely) organized crime. Peter Hardy directs this tale of falling in love at a most inopportune time.
	Atlanta: $5.00 for "Swimming With Jellyfish" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Lilly and Jim are about to become empty-nesters and things should be settling down but in Swimming With Jellyfish that's when it all starts coming apart for them and their family. Poignant and funny, this Georgia-written drama was penned by Cobb teacher-playwright-actor Katie Grant Shalin. And this Essential Theatre production at Actor's Express marks the play's professional world premiere. Bill Murphey directs its exploration of why sometimes the most ordinary and commonplace relationships can be the hardest ones to figure out.
	Atlanta: $10.00 for Atlanta Sacred Chorale: Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Hear sacred music through the centuries as Atlanta Sacred Chorale harkens back to its roots for a season-closing concert of psalms, hymns and spiritual songs. A musical force for more than 25 years, the ASC regularly performs the entire spectrum of sacred choral music, from Renaissance to contemporary. This performance of these beloved musical forms finds the ensemble, under the direction of Eric Nelson, once again putting to good use the award-winning acoustics of Emerson Concert Hall at the Schwartz Center.
	Atlanta: $10.00 for WNBA Basketball: Atlanta Dream ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for See some of the world's best women's basketball players as the WNBA's Atlanta Dream play their home games at Philips Arena. The Dream are led by All-Star forward Angel McCoughtry, Spanish power forward Sancho Lyttle and Brazilian center Erika de Souza. They have been one of the most successful teams in the league, having made the WNBA Finals in 2010 and 2011, and the conference semifinals last season.
	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 hilarious 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! The Basement Theatre is located -- as the name indicated -- in the downstairs area underneath a colorful bar. It is a charming and intimate black box theater space that provides a comfortable environment. It's kind of a hidden gem so look for the sign on the street and the lighted arrows that point the way to lots of laughs. Please see the full event description for more details on each of the shows.
	Chattahoochee Hills: $13.37 for "Hair" ($26.75 value) Full price: ($26.75 value) Our price: $13.37 for Serenbe Playhouse invites you to let down your Hair this summer under the stars at the Wildflower Meadow. Hair, the American tribal love-rock musical, provides a vivid, affectionate look at the flower children of the 1960s. As the characters band together in a peace-loving tribe, complete with bells, beads, incense, flowers, costumes and dreams, the rock music and culture of that era comes to life all around you. You'll be transported back to Woodstock as you sing along with unforgettable songs, like "Aquarius," "Let the Sun Shine In," "Good Morning, Starshine" and "Easy To Be Hard," which became anthems of the anti-war movement in the 1970s. Filled with unbridled energy and infectious tunes, Hair is an electrifying look into hippie counterculture of its time.
	Lawrenceville: $6.00 for Lawrenceville Ghost Tours ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for During this 90-minute walking tour of the Atlanta metro area's oldest city, your tour guide will share local legends handed down over the decades as well as details of recent paranormal investigations. You'll hear stories that will send chills down your spine as you stroll around the beautiful historic courthouse square and by storefronts restored to their turn-of-the-century charm.
	Roswell: $25.00 for "Case of the Missing Hikers" ($60.00 value) Full price: ($60.00 value) Our price: $25.00 for Spend a Saturday outdoors at Roswell's beautiful Heron Pond Park on the grounds of the Chattahoochee Nature Center and enjoy a little mystery solving at the same time. It seems several hikers have gone missing over the past decade. Rumors as to what's behind these strange disappearances range from cult abductions to a serial killer to an some kind of forest-based monster. You and your cohorts will track down suspects and interview them as a group to try and suss out what really happened. Come early for sodas and snacks.
	Atlanta: COMP for "Wedding Wishes and Honeymoon Dreams Bridal Show" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: COMP for The Fox Theatre's historic Egyptian Ballroom plays host to Chic Occasions' latest expo, which gathers together some of the area's best professionals to jump-start your wedding and event planning process. Take advantage of the chance to meet and interview multiple vendors -- set to include more than 50 photographers, floral designers, caterers, DJs, gala dress designers and more -- all under one roof, all in one afternoon. Exciting giveaways and a bridal fashion show are also a part of the fun. Whether it's a wedding, anniversary, bar/bat mitzvah, retirement or other gala event you've got coming up, you're bound to have a good time while exploring the options. If you're among the earliest arrivers, you'll also receive some fun take-home gifts!
	Atlanta: $5.00 for "Family Improv Comedy Show" ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Bring the whole crew out for the Family Improv Comedy Show, a fun, creative event for audiences of all ages. The night's entertainment features hilarious improv games that are appropriate for the whole family. The show is highly interactive as performers rely on your suggestions for every scene and game, and you may be invited on stage to join in the hijinks. Since its founding in 2004, The Basement Theatre has been one North Atlanta's premier destinations for a funny night out.
	Atlanta: $5.00 for Georgia Bridal Show ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 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! Planning your big day is a lot easier when everything you need is in one place!
	Duluth: $5.00 for Georgia Bridal Show ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Get ready for a day of wedding-planning fun at the Georgia Bridal Show. See samples of photographers' work, taste samples of cakes and foods from caterers, browse dresses and tuxedos, listen to DJ music, check out flowers, get ideas for your 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! Planning your big day is easier when everything you need is in one place!
	Chattahoochee Hills: $5.35 for "The Velveteen Rabbit" ($10.70 value) Full price: ($10.70 value) Our price: $5.35 for In a nursery filled with copper-topped toys, super spies and batteries-not-included playthings, what chance does Velvet have at competing with the live rabbits she sees out the window? Though she may be the most modest toy in the nursery, the Velveteen Rabbit earns the love of a young boy and learns about the joys and pain of becoming "real." Margery Williams' classic book springs to magical life in this enchanting play about love, loss and self-esteem.
	Chattahoochee Hills: $10.70 for "A Walk in the Woods" ($21.40 value) Full price: ($21.40 value) Our price: $10.70 for Serenbe Playhouse presents Lee Blessing's Pulitzer Prize-nominated drama A Walk in the Woods at The Serenbe Farmer's Market Stage. Two superpower arms negotiators -- one a witty but cynical Russian veteran and the other an earnest and idealistic American newcomer -- meet for informal walks in the woods after long, frustrating hours at the bargaining table. Filled with unexpected humor and extraordinary humanity, it's an absorbing, revealing and brilliant debate on the eternal hope and relentless futility of high-stakes politics. This 1988 play was inspired by the true story of two passionate men who had the courage to forge a nuclear weapons agreement without the support of their governments. Nearly 25 years later, the theme is still relevant.

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