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	Los Angeles: COMP for Street Food Cinema Family Night ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: COMP for Street Food Cinema rolls into Grand Hope Park for their first Family Night of the summer 2013 season! Arrive early to purchase your dinner from a variety of food trucks while listening to a live band. Then, at sundown, settle in for an outdoor screening of the star-studded Escape From Planet Earth. On the planet Baab, astronaut Scorch Supernova (Brendan Fraser) is a national hero to the blue alien population. A master of daring rescues, Scorch pulls off astonishing feats with the quiet aid of his nerdy, by-the-rules brother, Gary (Rob Corddry), head of mission control at BASA. When BASA's no-nonsense chief Lena (Jessica Alba) informs the brothers of an SOS from a notoriously dangerous planet, Scorch rejects Gary's warnings and takes off for yet another exciting mission. But when Scorch finds himself caught in a fiendish trap set by the evil Shanker (William Shatner) it's up to the risk-adverse Gary to do the real rescuing. As the interplanetary stakes rise to new heights, Gary is left to save his brother, his planet, his beloved wife Kira (Sarah Jessica Parker) and their adventure-hungry son Kip.
	Los Angeles: $24.50 for "Yes, Prime Minister" ($47.00 value) Full price: ($47.00 value) Our price: $24.50 for The Geffen Playhouse presents the American premiere of Yes, Prime Minister, the uproarious political satire fresh from an acclaimed West End run. Join Prime Minister Jim Hacker and his scheming Cabinet Secretary as they try to survive a chaotic weekend that teeters on the edge of catastrophe. With the entire nation on the brink of financial ruin, will the PM and his motley team of advisors resort to a morally dubious deal with the Foreign Minister of Kumranistan in order to avert potential calamity? Written by Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn, creators of the 1980s BBC sitcom upon which the play is based, Yes, Prime Minister features a talented cast of stage and screen stars including Michael McKean (This Is Spinal Tap), Tony Award winner Jefferson Mays (Broadway's The Best Man) and Brian George (Seinfeld, The Big Bang Theory).
	Los Angeles: $15.00 for "Just Imagine: The Legend Returns" ($50.00 value) Full price: ($50.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for John Lennon returns for one last concert -- and you are there. Top Beatles tribute performer Tim Piper stars as Lennon in the long-running hit show Just Imagine. Backed by live band Working Class Hero, Piper belts out Beatles hits and shares anecdotes from the star's life from Lennon's tumultuous childhood to becoming a worldwide pop music superstar to emerging as the groundbreaking social icon who influenced generations. Piper has been seen in CBS's The Linda McCartney Story and E!'s John Lennon Story, and provided the singing voice of Lennon in NBC's TV movie In His Life -The John Lennon Story.
	Santa Monica: $7.00 for "Monty Python's Spamalot" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $7.00 for The Tony Award-winning musical Monty Python's Spamalot is coming to taunt Santa Monica this summer in a production at the Morgan-Wixson Theatre. Based on the classic comedy film Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and written by original Python Eric Idle, Spamalot follows the bumbling Knights of the Round Table on their quest for the Holy Grail. During their comedic adventures they get sidetracked by unexpected events, including confrontations with rude Frenchmen, killer rabbits and flying cows. They handle it all without missing a beat in the hilarious dialogue and even find time to participate in show-stopping musical numbers.
	Hollywood: $4.00 for "Philosophy in the Boudoir" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $4.00 for Experimental Brazilian theater company Os Satyros and Theatre Asylum present this wicked stage adaptation. Based on the Marquis de Sade's 1795 erotic novel La Philosophie dans le boudoir, this production steers close to the original work with frontal nudity, sex and blasphemy. Set in a bedroom, two decadent libertines teach a virgin their philosophical system and introduce her to the pleasures of the flesh. When the young girl's conservative mother attempts to rescue her from corruption, the deviants turn on her. First performed in 1990, Os Satyros' production has been met with praise and censorship around the world.
	Los Angeles: COMP for Eat See Hear Drive-In ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: COMP for Eat See Hear Movies has put together the ultimate nighttime outdoor hangout, combining popular films with live indie bands and some of the city's most famous food trucks. You can get the classic drive-in movie experience or enjoy the movie picnic-style out in the open air. These drive-in screenings take advantage of the spacious rooftop lot of Los Angeles Trade Tech college to create the largest "pop-up" drive-in movie theater in L.A. Everyone's favorite movies will be screened on the biggest outdoor movie screen west of the Mississippi following live performances by up-and-coming bands. As always, a variety of the city's best food trucks will be on hand to dish out food, offering up a variety of food choices from around the world. Please note that if purchasing Drive-In Vehicle Passes, each person in the car must have a pass for entry and each car must have at least two passengers (one single person in a car is required to purchase two tickets).
	Los Angeles: $10.00 for "A Midsummer Night's Dream" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Escape everyday life and repair to the tranquility of a manicured garden for an especially enchanted production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. The Shakespeare Center stages what is arguably Shakespeare's most popular play in the outdoor Japanese Garden of VA West Los Angeles. Director Kenn Sabberton, a decade-long veteran of the Royal Shakespeare Company, gives this romantic and crowd-pleasing comedy a classic LA twist, finding specific inspiration in the city's cultural revolution in the late '50s and '60s. Follow the adventures of four young lovers and a group of six amateur actors, controlled and manipulated by a trendsetting sprite. So pack a picnic and head to the Japanese Garden to savor Shakespeare performed to the highest professional standards -- from top-flight acting to live music floating through the evening air.
	Santa Monica: COMP for Eat See Hear Santa Monica ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: COMP for Spring and summer nights in L.A. are all about staying outdoors as long as you can, enjoying the great weather and good friends. Eat|See|Hear Movies puts together the ultimate nighttime outdoor hangout, combining popular films with live indie bands and some of the city's most famous food trucks. The Santa Monica screenings take advantage of the Westside sea breezes, rolling the largest outdoor movie screen west of the Mississippi into SAMO High School for screenings of everyone's favorite movies along with live performances by up-and-coming bands. As always, a variety of the city's best food trucks will be on hand to dish out food, offering up a variety of choices from around the world.
	Studio City: $8.50 for "Judy Garland & Company" ($34.00 value) Full price: ($34.00 value) Our price: $8.50 for Tribute artist Peter Mac brings legendary star of stage and screen Judy Garland to the stage at Oil Can Harry's, along with a bevy of her equally famous pals -- including Carol Channing, Bette Davis, Katharine Hepburn, daughter Liza Minnelli and maybe even a few suprises. A self-described "male actress," Mac is acclaimed for his seriously fun and loving portrayal of Garland, and this show has him channeling in and out of a variety of personas with amazing ease.
	La Mirada: $11.50 for "Next to Normal" ($33.25 value) Full price: ($33.25 value) Our price: $11.50 for The Goodmans seem like a perfect family. The only problem is that sometimes mother Diana is, well ... a little too happy. Her husband Dan worries all the time. Her daughter Natalie seems awfully intent on getting that scholarship to Yale so she can leave home. And her son Gabe, well ... that's another story entirely. A musical about the devastating toll of mental illness on a contemporary suburban family might seem odd, but Next to Normal turned out to be one of Broadway's biggest hits. This modern rock musical won three Tony Awards in 2009 and the Pulitzer Prize for its heartbreaking, humorous and unflinchingly authentic look at a suburban family struggling with the effects of one family member's bipolar disorder. Each character's journey is punctuated by powerful music scored by Tom Kitt (American Idiot). Featuring 30 original songs, including "Just Another Day," "You Don't Know" and "Superboy and the Invisible Girl," Next to Normal is, in the words of The New York Times, "much more than a feel-good musical; it is a feel-everything musical."
	Santa Barbara: $8.00 for Circus Vargas Presents "Magikaria" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $8.00 for Circus Vargas debuts the magical 2013 edition of their long-running The Big One Is Back! tour, Magikaria. Under the iconic big-top tent, singing ringmaster Kevin Venardos kicks off Circus Vargas' newest and most exciting spectacular to date, amazing audiences with elaborate illusions, death-defying daredevilry and unbelievable feats of acrobatic and aerial artistry. Circus Vargas features some of the world's greatest circus performers, including trapeze artists, jugglers, acrobats, high-flying stunt performers and, of course, plenty of world-class clowns. Experience the excitement of Circus Vargas, a beloved American circus that's been delighting ladies, gentlemen and children of all ages since 1969. If you arrive 30 minutes prior to show time, you can experience an interactive pre-show activity that lets kids become the stars of the show.
	Woodland Hills: $8.00 for Circus Vargas Presents "Magikaria" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $8.00 for Circus Vargas debuts the magical 2013 edition of their long-running The Big One Is Back! tour, Magikaria. Under the iconic big-top tent, singing ringmaster Kevin Venardos kicks off Circus Vargas' newest and most exciting spectacular to date, amazing audiences with elaborate illusions, death-defying daredevilry and unbelievable feats of acrobatic and aerial artistry. Circus Vargas features some of the world's greatest circus performers, including trapeze artists, jugglers, acrobats, high-flying stunt performers and, of course, plenty of world-class clowns. Experience the excitement of Circus Vargas, a beloved American circus that's been delighting ladies, gentlemen and children of all ages since 1969. If you arrive 30 minutes prior to show time, you can experience an interactive pre-show activity that lets kids become the stars of the show.
	Los Angeles: $30.00 for "The Scottsboro Boys" ($80.00 value) Full price: ($80.00 value) Our price: $30.00 for The final musical collaboration by the legendary theater team of John Kander and Fred Ebb (Chicago, Cabaret and Kiss of the Spider Woman) comes to Los Angeles for a run at the Ahmanson Theatre. This surprising and inspiring story is based on the Scottsboro case from the '30s concerning nine young African-American men who were unjustly accused of a shocking crime and whose story would eventually contribute to the Civil Rights Movement. The Scottsboro Boys is told through a mix of innovative staging and piercing songs, and garnered 12 Tony Award nominations. This production is directed and choreographed by five-time Tony Award winner Susan Stroman (The Producers).
	Los Angeles: $12.50 for Cyndi Lauper ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Cyndi Lauper is going on tour this summer to celebrate the 30th anniversary of her groundbreaking debut album, She's So Unusual. L.A. audiences can catch the tour at the Greek Theatre, where Lauper will perform the album in its entirety, from "Money Changes Everything" to "Yeah Yeah." You'll hear all the big hits: "Girl's Just Want to Have Fun," "Time After Time," "She Bop" and more. Relive the quirky, colorful sounds of the early '80s and the album that made Cyndi Lauper a household name, winning her a place in musical history as the first female artist to have four top 10 singles on a debut album. And of course there's Lauper herself. With her soaring vocal range and fiery personality, her live performance is larger than life and entertaining from start to finish.
	Los Angeles: COMP for Eat See Hear Brentwood ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: COMP for Spring and summer nights in L.A. are for hanging outdoors as long as you can, enjoying the great weather and good friends. Eat See Hear Movies puts together the ultimate nighttime outdoor hangout, combining popular films with live indie bands and some of the city's most famous food trucks. The Brentwood setting takes advantage of the Westside sea breezes, sprawling grassy field and on-site parking, rolling the largest outdoor movie screen west of the Mississippi into the Paul Revere Charter Middle School for screenings of everyone's favorite movies along with live performances by up-and-coming bands. As always, a variety of the city's best food trucks will be on hand to dish out food, offering up a variety of food choices from around the world.
	Los Angeles: $5.00 for "For the Record: Zemeckis" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for The acclaimed live series that brought you the 360-degree theatrical and dining experience based on the soundtracks of famed directors like Quentin Tarantino and the Coen Brothers is going back to the future with the movie music of Robert Zemeckis. Zemeckis, who broke through with that famed time-travel trilogy of the '80s, won an Oscar for Forrest Gump, and has since gone on to create hit films like Death Becomes Her, The Polar Express, Flight and many more. A rotating cast from stage, screen and music is set to perform some of the best-known songs from the director's films, including "California Dreamin'," "All Along the Watchtower," "Blowin' in the Wind," "Power of Love," "Go Your Own Way" and others. The show's talented singers/actors bring the show table-side, so you can order and enjoy the club's delicious cuisine and inventive cocktails while being entertained.
	Pasadena: $14.00 for "Lost in the Stars with Patti Austin" ($40.00 value) Full price: ($40.00 value) Our price: $14.00 for It's the perfect scene for an early summer evening out. Get Lost in the Stars with GRAMMY-winning R&B singer Patti Austin, as her rich voice sets fire to American jazz standards under the starlit sky. Austin and the MUSE/IQUE orchestra will be performing everything from John Lennon to George Gershwin, Kurt Weill to Paul Anka, with flourishes of Handel, Bach, Ellington and Dave Brubeck. A veteran on the R&B scene, Austin had hits with "Baby, Come to Me" and "Through the Test of Time," and sang "It's the Falling in Love" with Michael Jackson on his album Off the Wall. More recently, she's been exploring jazz with the release of her Ella Fitzgerald tribute For Ella, and Avant Gershwin, the album that earned her a 2008 Grammy Award.
	Culver City: $20.00 for "The Royale" ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $20.00 for Center Theatre Group presents the world premiere of Marco Ramirez's The Royale at L.A.'s Kirk Douglas Theatre. Boxer Jay "The Sport" Jackson wants a shot at the world title. Trouble is, he's living in a time when blacks and whites did not face off in the ring. But he's out to win at any cost, no matter what the consequences. So he comes out swinging, slinging words in a spectacular barrage of rhythm and heat, language and adrenaline, sinew and swagger. The question is, will he -- and those he loves -- be strong enough to handle the responsibility that comes with the recognition from this unprecedented undertaking? With muscular storytelling, syncopated dialogue and emotional right hooks, you'll feel like you're sitting ringside.
	Los Angeles: $14.70 for "The Divine Sister" ($49.00 value) Full price: ($49.00 value) Our price: $14.70 for A gleefully twisted tale that riffs on the portrayal of nuns in Hollywood films, The Divine Sister is a heavenly comedy that's so wickedly funny it probably deserves a smack on the wrist with a ruler. L.A. Theatre Works presents a live performance without sets or costumes to be recorded for public broadcast. It's written by and stars Charles Busch, the warped mind behind cult hits like Die, Mommie, Die! and Psycho Beach Party. Busch plays a Mother Superior trying to deal with a young woman experiencing visions, a sensitive schoolboy, a mysterious nun from Berlin and a former suitor. At the same time, she's trying to to build a new school for her Pittsburgh convent. With some of Busch's freshest and funniest dialogue ever, and the talented Julie Halston and Emily Berg joining him in the cast, it's impossible to keep a straight face at The Divine Sister.
	West Hollywood: $8.00 for Reggae Band Gondwana & Quinto Sol ($22.50 value) Full price: ($22.50 value) Our price: $8.00 for Delivering the authentic sounds of reggae straight from Santiago, Chile, Gondwana is an eight-man group that brings a fresh blend of Latin and Jamaican rhythms to the stage. Charismatic lead vocalist Quique Neira enthralls the crowd with his powerful vocals and bassist I-Locks Labbe brings the mellow vibes. Staying true to their message of peace and love, Gondwana is earning fans across the globe with their unique sound. Don't miss this jam-filled show at the legendary House of Blues, which also features East L.A. roots reggae group Quinto Sol, and feel the spirit of Jamaica and Chile for yourself.
	Los Angeles: $9.00 for "Rent" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $9.00 for Beyond the Stage Productions presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony-winning rock musical by Jonathan Larson, based on Puccini's opera, La Boheme. This dynamic, youthful musical tells the story of a group of impoverished artists and musicians living, loving and creating in New York's Lower East Side. Follow the roller-coaster ride of their lives as the characters struggle to survive under the shadow of AIDS and poverty in the golden days of New York's bohemian Alphabet City. The timeless and romantic story comes to vivid life through the modern rock score, including such favorites as "La Vie Boheme," "What You Own," and "Seasons of Love." This show is being produced as a benefit for the Los Angeles HIV/AIDS charity The Stigma Project, which seeks to eliminate the stigma of HIV/AIDS on a global scale, through awareness, art and education.
	Redondo Beach: $13.50 for "Shrek the Musical" ($45.00 value) Full price: ($45.00 value) Our price: $13.50 for Based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks movie, Shrek the Musical brings the hilarious story of everyone's favorite ogre to life on the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center stage. This fun family musical tells the story of a green swamp-dwelling ogre who goes on a life-changing adventure to reclaim the deed to his land. Joined by a wise-cracking donkey, this unlikely hero fights a fearsome dragon, rescues a feisty princess and learns that real friendship and true love aren't found only in fairy tales.
	Beverly Hills: $9.00 for Comedian Craig Shoemaker ($33.00 value) Full price: ($33.00 value) Our price: $9.00 for Craig Shoemaker, named Comedian of the Year by the American Comedy Awards and the top comic on XM Radio, brings his hilarious observational comedy to the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills. Shoemaker's material spans everything from married life and fatherhood to his former status as the "Lovemaster." He's also known for his hilarious impressions and character voices. He's recorded multiple comedy CDs and has appeared on more than 100 TV shows, including two Comedy Central specials. His latest Showtime special, Daditude, premiered in November 2012. A veteran actor, he's been seen in the movies Safe House and Scream 2 and on NBC's Parks and Recreation, as well as his own film The Lovemaster, in which he starred opposite George Wendt. He was the host of VH1's My Generation, and has been a panelist on Hollywood Squares.
	Pasadena: COMP for Comedian Tina Kim ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: COMP for Stand-up comic Tina Kim headlines the Ice House in Pasadena. After getting her start in New York City, Kim was featured on the first season of NBC's Last Comic Standing, and has also appeared on VH-1's Super Secret Movie Rules and Makeover Nation. Her unique brand of comedy focuses on her experiences with being an Asian woman in the United States, her wacky family, the horrors of the Internet, crazy dating stories and her ongoing efforts to be "bootylicious."
	Santa Monica: $17.70 for A Taste of Santa Monica Food Tour ($59.00 value) Full price: ($59.00 value) Our price: $17.70 for Opening your mind and palette one bite at a time, A Taste of Santa Monica is a food adventure that mixes in plenty of history to help satisfy both your hunger pangs and your curiosity. This three-hour tour will explore how Santa Monica developed and evolved over the years, and take you throughout the diverse dining options in the area, like Border Grill, Make, Hosteria del Piccolo and more. The knowledgeable guides will give you the scoop on food, shopping and nightlife in the area, making this food tour more than just a small taste of what Santa Monica has to offer.
	Carson: $15.00 for Seattle Sounders vs. Los Angeles Galaxy ($55.00 value) Full price: ($55.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for The back-to-back MLS Champion Los Angeles Galaxy hit the pitch for a showdown with Western Conference rivals the Seattle Sounders at the Home Depot Center, with a fireworks extravaganza after the match. The Sounders have struggled this season, but they remain a dangerous foe capable of stealing points behind the talented Eddie Johnson. The Galaxy are gunning for a three-peat with a loaded roster than includes veterans Landon Donovan and Robbie Keane, and surprising goal scorer Mike Magee, who earned MLS Player of the Month honors in April. After the final whistle blows, stick around for a spectacular fireworks show to cap off a great evening of soccer.
	La Mirada: $7.00 for "A Midsummer Saturday Night's Fever Dream" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $7.00 for L.A.'s Troubadour Theater Company, known as the Troubies, are famous for their fast-paced acrobatic, comic and musical mash-ups of Shakespeare favorites with songs from hit pop artists, such as Romeo Hall and Juliet Oates and Fleetwood Macbeth. Now the Bee Gees and the Bard come together for this whimsical story of romance, mischief and magic. A Midsummer Saturday Night's Fever Dream features an ensemble of young lovers, faeries and actors who meet and get mixed up in the woods to the strains of famed soundtrack songs like "Night Fever," "Stayin' Alive," "Boogie Shoes" and more.
	Hollywood: $4.00 for "How To Survive a Zombie Apocalypse" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $4.00 for Do you have what it takes to stay alive when the undead walk the earth? You'll get the answers at How To Survive a Zombie Apocalypse, a live "seminar" featuring the work of specialist Dr. Bobert Dougash and his crack team of zombie survivalists who will inform (and entertain) you with their important life lessons. Having conducted research through experimentation, consulting experts, watching films, going on Wikipedia and talking to a man in the pub, Dr. Dougash and his team are ready to make you an expert, giving you all the essential tools you need ... just in case.
	Santa Monica: $12.00 for "Jamaica, Farewell" ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $12.00 for Jamaica, Farewell returns to the Santa Monica Playhouse after successful runs all over the world. Debra Ehrhardt's solo show is based on a mostly true story about her journey to the USA from Jamaica in the turbulent 1970s of the Manley Era. When Ehrhardt was an 18-year-old secretary in Kingston, Jamaica, she and her passion for America bumped into a handsome CIA agent over a bowl of oxtail soup. She decides to squeeze through the pinhole of opportunity with the help of this love-struck American. Her way out of Jamaica is blocked by many obstacles: an alcoholic father, a bible-spouting mother, the price of airfare, and U.S. government suspicions. Nevertheless, she begins a dangerous adventure that only the single-minded passion of a teenage girl would chance. The boundary between bravery and foolishness becomes blurred as she grows more desperate. When she agrees to smuggle a million dollars in cash to a mysterious contact somewhere in Miami, the agent becomes her unwitting accomplice. Every part is played by NAACP award winner Ehrhardt, an actress capable of amazing mimicry. This one-woman caper's got generous dollops of humor, laughter and light. Jamaica, Farewell has been optioned for film by a major Hollywood producer.
	Beverly Hills: $4.55 for Los Angeles Greek Film Festival ($13.00 value) Full price: ($13.00 value) Our price: $4.55 for Now in its seventh year, the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival showcases movies by Greek filmmakers from around the globe. Highlighting the best new films from Greece and Cyprus, as well as works by international filmmakers of Greek descent, the festival has included such cinematic luminaries as Alexander Payne, Penelope Spheeris, Phedon Papamichael and Olympia Dukakis. Along with the film screenings, which include a number of U.S. and world premieres, each year the festival's prestigious Orpheus Awards are presented to the most outstanding new films in the Dramatic, Documentary and Short Film categories. Please see the full event description for a detailed schedule. Films screened in Greek with English subtitles unless otherwise noted.
	Los Angeles: $15.00 for "Historic Hollywood: Stars & Bars" ($49.00 value) Full price: ($49.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Los Angeles Urban Adventures takes you on a trip back in time, as you follow the legendary Walk of Fame and stop in at some of the most famous restaurant-lounges in town for a literal taste of Old Hollywood. Admire the gorgeous art deco architecture and interiors, as you sample the famous drinks favored by the greats of the Golden Age. Your entertaining guides will share the history of these hotspots, many of which played host to Charlie Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe and other celebrities, and they'll also help you keep an eye out for film openings and current stars. You never know when you'll find yourself walking right across a red carpet. This three-hour walking tour begins in front of the Hollywood & Highland complex on one of the most iconic corners in L.A., and winds up at the elegant and historic Roosevelt Hotel on the boulevard itself.
	Topanga: $15.00 for Moksha Yoga & Music Festival ($55.00 value) Full price: ($55.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for The third annual Moksha Festival takes full advantage of its beautiful Topanga setting for an all-day celebration of sacred music, yoga, healthy living and more. Soak up the cleansing, healing atmosphere as you participate in a variety of meditation and yoga workshops taught by some of the area's leading instructors, including some for kids, and listen to live music by MC Yogi, Wah! and Daniel Stewart. The fest also features fascinating speakers on health, wellness and philosophy, and more than 75 vendors, with products and services catering to health and ayurveda lifestyles.
	Los Angeles: COMP for "The Hollywood Show" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: COMP for Come face-to-face with your favorite celebs at The Hollywood Show -- the only place you'll get the chance to meet and purchase autographs and photos from literally scores of stars under one roof. Set to appear at this edition are Tippi Hedren, Dirk Benedict, Angie Dickinson, the casts of Petticoat Junction, The A-Team, WKRP in Cincinnati, Police Woman, The Rocky Horror Picture Show and dozens more celebrities. This star-studded gathering regularly features various cast members from memorable movies and TV shows from the '30s right up through today. Going stronger than ever since its first event in L.A. in 1979, The Hollywood Show boasts an array of vendors selling comic books, posters, autographs, vintage magazines and other entertainment memorabilia.
	Studio City: COMP for "An Intimate Evening With Bea Arthur" ($34.00 value) Full price: ($34.00 value) Our price: COMP for Tribute artist DJ Schaefer stars as Bea Arthur in this fun musical show. Bea will regale you with stories and songs about her life while hosting visits from various celebrity friends who will be dropping. Enjoy a different show every week as Schaefer pays homage to Arthur with his spot-on impersonation. From her Tony-winning theater career to her Emmy-winning roles as Maude Findlay on All in the Family and Maude and Dorothy Zbornak on The Golden Girls, Arthur was one of the greatest comedic actors of the 20th century. Relive the laughs with this tribute at Peter Mac's Studio City.
	Culver City: $12.00 for "Heart of Darkness" ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $12.00 for This world premiere from Tim Robbins' always-intriguing Actors' Gang stars Ovation Award-winning actor Brian T. Finney in a solo show based on his own adaptation of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness. The famed turn-of-the-century novel tells the deep, dark story of Marlow, a steamboat captain who takes a dangerous trip up the Congo River to find a mysterious trader named Kurtz, and comes face-to-face with the devastating effects of imperialism. Robbins calls Finney and director Keythe Farley's production "an intense, creatively courageous re-telling of Conrad's disturbing look at colonialism and the nature of power. "
	West Hollywood: COMP for Donnell Rawlings ($18.00 value) Full price: ($18.00 value) Our price: COMP for Comic Donnell Rawlings is a national headlining stand-up with dozens of TV appearances, including BET's Comic View, HBO's Def Comedy Jam and Comedy Central's Reality Bites Back, but he may be best known for his work on Chappelle's Show, in which he played such classic characters as Ashy Larry and the Jheri-curled hater Beautiful, and served as the third season's co-host. Rawlings, who had a recurring role on HBO's The Wire, can also be seen regularly on E!'s hit show Chelsea Lately and MTV's Hatin', as well as on his own Comedy Central special, From Ashy to Classy.
	Torrance: $7.00 for "A Midsummer Night's Dream" ($22.00 value) Full price: ($22.00 value) Our price: $7.00 for Be spirited away to a land of enchantment with South Bay Ballet's A Midsummer Night's Dream, the latest installment of their yearly Storybook Ballet series. Graceful choreography, superbly executed by the Ballet's corps of rising talent, adds a new layer of romance to William Shakespeare's famous comedy. Enter a world of magic and mischief in this adaptation of Shakespeare's whimsical story of love, fairies and mix-ups. Young audience members eager to learn an excerpt from A Midsummer Night's Dream can participate in dance workshops immediately following each 2:00pm performance. Led by instructors from the Lauridsen Ballet Centre, these workshops offer insight into the creative world of the South Bay Ballet.
	North Hollywood: $17.70 for "MOdROCK" ($59.00 value) Full price: ($59.00 value) Our price: $17.70 for Set in London in the mid-1960s, MOdROCK tells the story of a historic culture clash, fueled by competing musical styles and fashion trends. On one side, rockers drew inspiration from Elvis and United States motorcycle culture. The mods took their cues from the latest fashion trends and favored British bands like the The Who and The Kinks. Using this vibrant time period as a backdrop, the new musical tells the story of young love lost and rediscovered through the music of the era. The brilliant choreography features modern interpretations of '60s dance styles set to the music of The Animals, Dusty Springfield, the Yardbirds, The Hollies, Petula Clark, Gerry and the Pacemakers, The Zombies, Herman Hermits and more.
	Studio City: $8.50 for "An Intimate Evening With Bette Davis" ($33.00 value) Full price: ($33.00 value) Our price: $8.50 for Fasten your seatbelts! Award-winning tribute artist Peter Mac has been channeling the great Judy Garland to acclaim for over a decade, and now he gives that same loving attention to silver-screen star Bette Davis. There's plenty of promised music on tap, as well as a visit from the star's rival, Joan Crawford (played by DJ Schaefer). An Academy Award winner for 1935's Dangerous and 1938's Jezebel, Davis was nominated a then-record 10 times for great films like Dark Victory, The Little Foxes, Now Voyager, All About Eve and What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, but she also endured her share of personal struggles over the course of four turbulent marriages.
	North Hollywood: $6.00 for "Night Hawks" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for Crown City Theatre Company presents Night Hawks. This new comedy with a touch of noir centers on two partners, Harry and Ray, who've had each others backs for decades. When Harry breaks their years-long breakfast routine to bring Ray to a rundown diner in a seedy neighborhood, it's clear the partnership is about to be shaken up. Harry wants to play knight in shining armor for a waitress half his age, but his rescue plans involve murder. When the waitress's boyfriend shows up with an associate, it becomes a face-off between two old goats and two young thugs.
	Sherman Oaks: COMP for Improv Comedy for Kids by Teens ($7.00 value) Full price: ($7.00 value) Our price: COMP for LA Connection presents Improv Comedy for Kids, performed by some of the area's most talented young people. The performances are family-friendly and filled with laugh-out-loud-funny sketch comedy and improv.
	Los Angeles: $4.50 for NewFilmmakers Los Angeles Screening Event ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $4.50 for Designed to showcase innovative works by emerging filmmakers from L.A. and around the world, this NewFilmmakers Los Angeles program features an array of short films screened at the lavish AT&T Center in downtown Los Angeles. In addition to the screenings, there will be pre- and post-screening receptions at the cinema lounge throughout the evening, where you'll get the opportunity to meet the directors and actors of each film. Many of the films will also offer live audience Q&As so you can find out more information about the productions.
	North Hollywood: $10.00 for "Cooperstown" ($34.00 value) Full price: ($34.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Road Theatre Company presents the West Coast premiere of Cooperstown. Set in 1962 on the eve of Jackie Robinson's entry into the Hall of Fame, Brian Golden's baseball-inspired play follows an interwoven storyline in the sleepy town of Cooperstown, New York. Stuck in a dead-end job, former ball player Junior Murphy runs a diner where his sister Sharree waits tables. When a Midwest minor-leaguer arrives for Robinson's induction, she falls for him -- causing a collision of race, family, love and baseball that turns the town upside down.
	Hollywood: $4.00 for "I Am Google" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $4.00 for We all ask Google to perform numerous tasks every day, from finding out what's playing at our local movie multiplex to checking out a potential date. Craig Ricci Shaynak returns to Hollywood with his playful one-man show I Am Google after a highly successful world tour that included Australia. Shaynak, himself a computer expert, provides a hilarious look at our obsession with the internet by personifying the popular search engine and its friends Twitter, Facebook and Yahoo. Shaynak has appeared with Matt Damon in The Informant and Christian Bale in Harsh Times, as well as voiced characters in such hits as Happy Feet and Night at the Museum.
	Long Beach: $8.00 for "Machinal" ($24.00 value) Full price: ($24.00 value) Our price: $8.00 for Long Beach Playhouse performs Machinal, the expressionist drama written by early 20th-century playwright and journalist Sophie Treadwell. Inspired by the true story of convicted spouse-killer Ruth Snyder, Machinal is the powerful tale of one woman's isolation, as she experiences a life dictated by the ritualistic power of people and machines. But when she begins to discover her own carnal desires, the story takes a violent turn. Almost one hundred years old, Treadwell's masterpiece is eerily relevant for today's audiences.
	Sherman Oaks: COMP for "2001: An Improv Odyssey" ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: COMP for L.A. Connection puts on an outrageously funny improv show in the "Who's Line Is It Anyway" style. The show is one of the LA Times' "best bets."
	West Hollywood: COMP for Comedian Orny Adams ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: COMP for Stand-up comic Orny Adams, known for his high-energy kvetching and hilarious complaints about everyday life, headlines the world-famous Improv in Hollywood. Adams has made appearances on The Tonight Show and the Late Show with David Letterman, and had his own hour-long Comedy Central special, Orny Adams Takes the Third. He first gained national fame for co-starring in 2002's Comedian, Jerry Seinfeld's documentary about the stand-up comedy life. As an actor, Adams has appeared alongside Adam Sandler in Judd Apatow's Funny People, and currently plays the eccentric Coach Finstock on MTV's Teen Wolf.
	Hollywood: $4.00 for "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $4.00 for A revolutionary monologue that examines the human price of high-tech gadgets, The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs has played to capacity crowds and critical acclaim around the world. This Theatre Asylum production features Alex Lyras (The Common Air) performing Mike Daisey's controversial first-person stories from the Foxconn factory in China where most of the world's electronic gadgets are produced. In the wake of being featured on public radio's This American Life in early 2012 (an episode which was later retracted), the contested material has been cut from the show, which now directly addresses the controversy.
	Hollywood: $7.50 for "The Boomerang Effect" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Beloved writer/director/producer Del Shores and award-winning director Dámaso Rodriguez present the return of playwright Matthew Leavitt's hit The Boomerang Effect. This saucy comedy takes an academic term for cause-and-effect -- the boomerang effect -- and applies it to romantic relationships. Leavitt peeks into the bedrooms of five couples, uncovering a chain of well-intentioned and hilarious disasters. Matthew Leavitt was a semifinalist in Stephen Sondheim's Young Playwrights Festival National Playwriting Competition, with his first work called Losers and Fools. The Boomerang Effect marks his return to playwriting after focusing on adapting Shakespeare's comedies.
	Los Angeles: $17.50 for Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo With Cheap Trick ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for Pat Benatar, the first female artist to be featured on MTV, has always hit us with her best shot throughout her more than 30 years in rock 'n' roll. Alongside her husband and collaborator, guitarist Neil "Spyder" Giraldo, and American rock band Cheap Trick, who have been touring nonstop for four decades, Benatar hits the Greek Theatre stage for a night of big guitar riffs and giant hits. It'll be hard not to sing out loud to Benatar's arsenal of chart-toppers, including "Love is a Battlefield," "Hit Me with Your Best Shot," "Heartbreaker" and "We Belong." Blending pop, punk and metal, Cheap Trick will play timeless classics, like "I Want You to Want Me," "Surrender" and "The Flame." Get your classic rock fix stargazing at this outdoor theater in Griffith Park, and catch a fearless trailblazer who forged a path for other female rock stars around the world.
	Los Angeles: COMP for "Ionescopade" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: COMP for It would be truly absurd to miss Ionescopade, the zany "musical vaudeville" staged by the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble. Ionescopade raids the collected works of Eugène Ionesco (1909 - 1994) and sets the writing of this prolific and influential absurdist to the music of Mildred Kayden (Storyville, Cut the Ribbons). Enter the surreal and startling mind of the genius behind The Bald Soprano, Rhinoceros, The Chairs and Exit the King in this hilarious revue of songs, sketches and scenes all inspired by Ionesco. Theater veteran Bill Castellino, winner of multiple L.A. Weekly Awards, directs and choregoraphs this revival of an off-Broadway classic.
	Los Angeles: $25.00 for "A Prairie Home Companion" ($66.00 value) Full price: ($66.00 value) Our price: $25.00 for Now in its 39th year, A Prairie Home Companion is a beloved throwback to old time radio shows and a time when the whole family would gather around the living room for a weekly visit with their favorite characters. Written and hosted by Garrison Keillor since it began production in 1974, A Prairie Home Companion is heard on over 600 public radio stations across the country. Every week, listeners (and the live studio audience) check in with the residents of the fictional idyllic town of Lake Wobegon. In between comedy skits, the show features folk music acts. A Prairie Home Companion was recently made into a feature film by director Robert Altman. This show will also feature special guests Lily Tomlin, Paula Poundstone, and Jearlyn and Jevetta Steele.
	Los Angeles: $20.50 for "Under the Sun" Tour ($39.50 value) Full price: ($39.50 value) Our price: $20.50 for Sugar Ray, Smash Mouth and Gin Blossoms headline this show Under the Sun (and stars) at the historic Greek, with support from Vertical Horizon and Fastball. With instantly recognizable singles like "Every Morning," "All Star," "Hey Jealousy," "Everything You Want," "The Way," "Walkin' on the Sun" and more, these rockers have been radio regulars since the '90s and continue to put on high-energy live shows that feel like a fun pop-rock party. And you'll enjoy it all at L.A.'s famed outdoor amphitheater in gorgeous Griffith Park.
	Los Angeles: $35.00 for "The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses" ($70.00 value) Full price: ($70.00 value) Our price: $35.00 for The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses is a grandiose four-movement symphony that incorporates the memorable music of the beloved video game franchise in an orchestral recreation of the adventurous stories of Link, Princess Zelda and the inhabitants of the world of Hyrule. After the huge success of its first performance, Symphony of the Goddesses returns to the Greek Theatre as part of its world tour with all new material exploring new adventures from the games, in addition to the original repertoire that made the show so popular. Eímear Noone will conduct the full orchestra with arrangements by music director Chad Seiter. Relive your favorite moments from the now 27-year old video game series, carefully and beautifully timed with a gorgeous orchestral score approved by Nintendo sound director and Zelda franchise composer, Koji Kondo. The atmosphere will be festive and fun and everyone is invited to embrace the spirit of the evening by "cosplaying" as their favorite character.
	Los Angeles: $15.00 for Amy Grant ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for A true American music icon, six-time Grammy-winner Amy Grant has long blurred the lines between genres like folk, pop, country and Christian music while thrilling fans and peers with her honesty, vulnerability and creativity. Whether exploring love, faith and family in her diverse catalog of hits ("Baby Baby," "Every Heartbeat") or laying her soul bare in her 2008 autobiography Mosaic: Pieces of My Life So Far, Grant's artistry has connected with audiences since she first hit the national spotlight some three decades ago. Adding to the excitement and anticipation of this show is the forthcoming release of How Mercy Looks From Here, Grant's first studio album of new material in more than 10 years. Enjoy her signature sound at the gorgeous Greek Theater, nestled among the trees of Griffith Park with opener, contemporary Christian artist Brandon Heath.
	Los Angeles: $27.50 for "Peter Frampton's Guitar Circus" ($55.00 value) Full price: ($55.00 value) Our price: $27.50 for Peter Frampton is back on the road this summer with his latest tour, Peter Frampton's Guitar Circus, and he's making a stop at the Greek. He's not coming alone, either. He's bringing praised slide blues guitarist Sonny Landreth who will open the show, followed by the legendary B.B. King. Peter Frampton hit it big in the U.S. with his first live release, Frampton Comes Alive! He is best known for such hits as "Breaking All The Rules", "Show Me the Way", "Baby, I Love Your Way", "Do You Feel Like We Do", and "I'm in You", which are staples on every classic rock radio playlist. Frampton's legendary status as one of the greatest guitar players of all time, combined with his infectious live performance makes this a show not to be missed.
	Los Angeles: $12.50 for "A Midsummer Night's Dream" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Original music with live percussion accompanies Shakespeare's whimsical story of romance, mischief and magic, as it follows four young lovers into the woods on a midsummer's night as they become the unwitting victims in a lover's quarrel between the king and queen of faeries. When a group of local rustics rehearsing a play in the forest also gets caught up in the madness, the comical snarl of spells seems impossible to sort out. But with fairies and sprites around, all it takes is little more magic and as Puck puts it, "all is mended." The ensemble cast of this New American Theatre production features John Kassir (Tales of the Crypt) and director Jack Stehlin (Weeds).
	Simi Valley: $11.00 for "Les Misérables" ($22.00 value) Full price: ($22.00 value) Our price: $11.00 for Actors' Repertory Theatre of Simi presents Les Misérables, the hit musical that's broken box office records worldwide for more than 25 years. One of the longest-running musicals in history, based on the novel by Victor Hugo, Les Misérables tells the epic tale of ex-convict Jean Valjean's struggle for redemption in 19th-century France. Winner of eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical in its original Broadway run, the lush Boublil and Schönberg score features the classic songs "I Dreamed a Dream," "On My Own," "One Day More" and many others. The long-awaited film adaptation starring Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway opened on Christmas Day 2012, introducing the story to legions more fans. Enjoy this epic production live on stage at Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.
	Santa Monica: COMP for "Sleeping Beauty: A Rock Opera" ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: COMP for A one-hour "mini musical," Sleeping Beauty: A Rock Opera will have parents and kids alike dancing in their seats and singing along, This fun, family-friendly show tells the beloved fairytale through a soundtrack of classic rock songs from the '60s and '70s. It's a rockin' way to stage the story of Princess Aurora, who gets put into a deep sleep by an evil black fairy -- for which the only cure is true love's first kiss. Luckily, there's a handsome prince willing to take on the black fairy and her minions.
	Los Angeles: $5.00 for Street Food Cinema ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Put together outdoor screenings of popular movies, live music from up-and-coming local bands and some of the city's most famous food trucks and you've got the perfect L.A. summer experience. Street Food Cinema features a different lineup of eats and entertainment each week for a fabulous variety of fun under the stars in Exposition Park. Grab some blankets, pillows, picnic items -- even your dog -- and come on out. Films are screened in high-def DLP projection, with cinema quality picture and sound. See the full event description for the current schedule.
	Hollywood: $45.00 for "Priscilla Queen of the Desert" ($81.00 value) Full price: ($81.00 value) Our price: $45.00 for Priscilla Queen of the Desert is coming to the Pantages. This fun-filled musical based on the cult favorite film follows three friends as they embark on the road trip of a lifetime. Drag queen Mitzi has a lead on a job (and a chance to meet his son) so he grabs his fellow drag queen Felicia and his old friend Bernadette -- a recently widowed transgender woman -- and the unlikely trio hop aboard a battered old bus for a trip through the Australian outback. They end up on a life-changing, music-filled adventure to find love, friendship and acceptance. Winner of the 2011 Tony Award for Best Costume Design, this hilarious and heartwarming show features more than 500 dazzling costumes as well as a virtual hit parade of dance favorites, including "It's Raining Men," "I Love the Nightlife" and "I Will Survive."
	North Hollywood: $7.50 for "Dragon, Dragon" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for A precocious dragon overruns and annoys an entire kingdom in the kids' adventure tale Dragon, Dragon. When the king offers a prize to anyone who can defeat the dragon, three sons give it their best shot. Starring actress Bette Smith as several characters, including the dragon, this highly entertaining, family-friendly show features audience participation throughout. With the adventure and fantasy elements, fun costumes, funny moments and more, Dragon, Dragon should be highly appealing and entertaining to those age 5 or older.
	Hollywood: $7.50 for Jazz at Catalina Bar and Grill ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for This supper club hosts great live jazz and cabaret in a setting with Old World charm. Catalina has lived up to its slogan "Nothing But the Best in Jazz" by presenting a veritable Who's Who of music legends such as Dizzy Gillespie, Art Blakey, McCoy Tyner, Chick Corea, Carmen McRae, Joe Henderson, Benny Carter, Wynton and Branford Marsalis, Joshua Redman and vocalists like Melissa Manchester, Brenda Russell, Jane Monheit and many more. Please see the full event description for the scheduled lineup of upcoming performers.
	Hollywood: $15.00 for Singer Lilllias White ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for A Tony and Drama Desk Award winner herself for 1997's The Life, Lillias White also received a Tony nomination for her role in the hit Broadway musical Fela!. She returns to the famed Catalina Jazz Club to perform hits from her amazing career, which also includes roles in Dreamgirls, Chicago, How To Succeed, Once On This Island, Cats and Barnum. White's appeared on television, in film and in concert as well, at The Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center, and as a guest soloist on the PBS specials, A Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald and In Performance at The White House.
	Hollywood: $49.00 for LA WineFest ($85.00 value) Full price: ($85.00 value) Our price: $49.00 for LA WineFest returns to the historic Raleigh Studios in Hollywood for the amazing eighth year in a row, with more than 500 wines, spirits and brews available for tasting. Spend a gorgeous SoCal day outdoors sipping wines from more than 15 countries at this walk-around tasting experience. You can also hang out in the new Stella Artois beer garden. And to pair with your drinks (or simply help soak them up), popular L.A. food trucks will be on hand offering treats for sale. Plus, you can enjoy celebrity chef demos -- including one from the Foundry's Eric Greenspan -- live entertainment, lifestyle exhibitors and more. You can also attend one of the festival seminars (for an additional fee) to learn more about things like Spanish wine, and cheese and wine pairing. Tickets even include a souvenir glass, and the event benefits the non-profit Food Forward.
	Los Angeles: $24.99 for Barry Manilow ($49.99 value) Full price: ($49.99 value) Our price: $24.99 for Fanilows, looks like we made it -- the legendary pop singer-songwriter is taking his latest show on the road after enjoying both critical acclaim and a sold-out run on Broadway. The undisputed No. 1 Adult Contemporary Artist of all time, Barry Manilow's storied career includes Grammy, Tony and Emmy Awards, along with an Oscar nod for "Ready to Take a Chance Again" from Foul Play. He's also managed to rack up sales of more than 80 million records, and boasts 25 consecutive Top 40 hits, a seven-year run on the Vegas strip, and an induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. From "Mandy," "I Write the Songs," "Can't Smile Without You," and "Could It Be Magic" to the classic "Copacabana (At The Copa)," among many more, Barry is set to belt out the hits and show off his engaging charm and self-deprecating sense of humor for an unforgettable night under the stars at the Greek.
	Hollywood: $17.00 for "Rent" ($34.00 value) Full price: ($34.00 value) Our price: $17.00 for Rent, Jonathan Larson's Pulitzer and Tony-winning rock musical, pays a visit to the Hudson Mainstage in Hollywood. Based on Puccini's opera, La Boheme, this dynamic, youthful musical tells the story of a group of impoverished artists and musicians living, loving and creating on New York's Lower East Side. Follow the roller coaster ride of their lives as the characters struggle to survive under the shadow of AIDS and poverty in the golden days of New York's bohemian Alphabet City. The timeless and romantic story comes to vivid life through the modern rock score, including such favorites as "La Vie Boheme," "What You Own" and "Seasons of Love."
	Arcadia: $10.00 for Pasadena POPS: Bernadette Peters in Concert ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Relax in the intimate outdoor setting of the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden as Broadway icon Bernadette Peters takes the stage with the Pasadena POPS. Peters' career is the stuff of legend. Her radiant voice defined the sound for countless shows, including Sunday in the Park with George, Into the Woods and The Goodbye Girl. She received rave reviews for recent appearances on the hit NBC television series Smash and her starring role in Broadway's Follies, and now you can hear her in person with the Pasadena POPS as she belts out numbers from her extensive songbook, including her beloved Sondheim.
	Arcadia: $10.00 for Pasadena POPS: Classical Mystery Tour, Music of The Beatles ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for The Beatles join the Pasadena POPS! Well, not really, but when the tribute group Classical Mystery Tour takes the stage, you'll think you traveled back in time to 1964 when Ed Sullivan first introduced the boys from Liverpool to America. Relive the sights and sounds of The Beatles with these four musicians who look and sound just like the original group, as they perform more than 30 classic classic hits exactly as they were first written. The Pasadena POPS adds to the musical experience, providing a live trumpet section for "Penny Lane," acoustic guitar and string quartet for "Yesterday" and a psychedelic instrumental blend for "I Am the Walrus." Enjoy this musical journey through time amidst the intimate outdoor setting of the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden.
	Arcadia: $10.00 for Pasadena POPS: "Michael Feinstein: The Gershwins and Me" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for When Michael Feinstein was just 20 years old, he became Ira Gershwin's personal archivist, friend and protégé. Those six years changed the course of his life. Hear the music and stories of how the Gershwins shaped the Great American Songbook with their iconic songs and musicals that have withstood the test of time. Vocalist Catherine Russell (hailed by the Los Angeles Times as "one of the most savvy and sophisticated interpreters of classic jazz and blues") and Tony Award-winner Chuck Cooper join Feinstein and the Pasadena POPS to revisit the music of the Gershwins. Bring a picnic dinner and enjoy the evening in the intimate outdoor setting of the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden.
	Arcadia: $10.00 for Pasadena POPS: "Michael Feinstein's MGM Movie Classics" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Join Grammy-nominated singer and pianist Michael Feinstein as he explores one of Hollywood's most storied production companies with the Pasadena POPS. Under his baton as principal conductor, the orchestra will perform rare, original orchestrations from Hollywood's golden age. You'll recognize tunes from epic films, including Gone With the Wind, The Philadelphia Story, Ben-Hur, The Wizard of Oz, An American in Paris, Singin' in the Rain, Gigi, Victor Victoria, Guys and Dolls and more! Special guest stars Christine Ebersole (two-time Tony Award-winner for her roles in 42nd Street and Grey Gardens) and Ron Raines (who recently starred in Broadway's Follies and Newsies) lend their vocals to re-create legendary moments from artists such as Judy Garland, Gene Kelly, June Allyson and Fred Astaire. Relax in the picnic setting of this intimate outdoor venue and enjoy the show as Feinstein is joined by these two Broadway powerhouses for this milestone event. And ... Action!
	Hollywood: $6.00 for "Love Me Richie!" ($13.00 value) Full price: ($13.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for Mine Entertainment Group presents the new one-act play, Love Me Richie. Written and performed by Maryam Myika Day (Broadway's 42nd Street), the play is set in the 1940s and centers around Elenore Mosely, a young dancer with big dreams of becoming a vaudeville star. An undiagnosed mental disorder dashes her hopes and then an eerie connection to the Hiroshima bombing changes her life forever. Love Me Richie also stars Michael Ralph (Boondocks, Raising Hope and The Bernie Mac Show) as Richie, the man who provides a hope for redemption after Elenore's dreams are destroyed.
	Hollywood: $6.00 for "Lemon Boots" ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for Audiences have been stunned speechless by Lemon Boots, the nearly wordless, highly imaginative show now appearing at the Open Fist Theatre as a part of the Hollywood Fringe Festival. Directed by Ezra LeBank, the influential dramatist and Head of Movement at CSULB, Lemon Boots follows a girl named Lemon on a journey to rediscover herself and her place in a post-apocalyptic world where water is scarce and government surveillance is everywhere. Incorporating dance, mime, acrobatics and shadow-play, this hour-long performance is as physical as "physical theater" can get, using body movement to tell every part of this varied and utterly engrossing story.
	Agoura Hills: COMP for Heart Tribute by Heart Attack ($19.50 value) Full price: ($19.50 value) Our price: COMP for Heart Attack will rock The Canyon with their live tribute to rock sensations Heart. With their induction earlier this year into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Heart is one of the most successful and popular hard rock bands in history. Fronted by sisters Nancy and Ann Wilson, Heart sold millions of albums through the '70s and '80s. Heart Attack faithfully recreates that amazing sound with renditions of Heart's greatest hits, including crowd-pleasers like "Crazy on You," "What About Love," "Magic Man" and "Barracuda."
	Los Angeles: $17.50 for The Tenors ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for With their signature operatic pop sound -- which combines the best of classical music and contemporary pop in an artful, high-energy mix -- The Tenors will take the stage at L.A.'s historic Greek Theatre. Boasting powerful voices and memorable melodies, this Canadian quartet of singers Remigio Pereira, Victor Micallef, Fraser Walters and Clifton Murray has performed worldwide and shared the stage with legends like Andrea Bocelli, Celine Dion, Sting and Paul McCartney. For this concert, part of a 70-city North American tour, the fellas formerly known as The Canadian Tenors will sing selections from their latest album, Lead With Your Heart, as well as some of the group's past hits like "The Prayer," "Amazing Grace," "Forever Young" and "Hallelujah."
	Long Beach: $7.00 for Aquarium of the Pacific ($14.95 value) Full price: ($14.95 value) Our price: $7.00 for Home to more than 11,000 ocean animals representing nearly 500 species, the Aquarium of the Pacific celebrates the planet's largest and most diverse body of water: the Pacific Ocean. This world-class aquarium features a wide array of hands-on activities, live and video presentations, and much more. Also check out BP's Sea Otter Exhibit, modeled after their natural habitat and meet the otters! Visit the Molina Animal Care Center to watch the animals as they are cared for. And now, you can get up-close with more than a dozen Magellanic Penguins above and below the water in the new June Keyes Penguin Habitat. The exhibit is home to the first penguins in the Aquarium's collection and includes a crawl-in space, allowing you to feel as if you are in the exhibit with the animals. Come visit for an enlightening, entertaining and educational experience for everyone.
	Marina Del Rey: $30.00 for Memorial Day Yacht Party ($50.00 value) Full price: ($50.00 value) Our price: $30.00 for Get your summer off to a hot start with this four-hour Memorial Day cruise, now celebrating its first decade of hard-partying excitement. The Fantasea One mega-yacht features four levels of fun, entertainment and relaxation, including a game deck, two decks with live DJs, a BBQ with hot dogs and hamburgers, a cash bar and a sun deck with cabanas and bottle service available for an additional cost. Sing karaoke or play some ping-pong or foosball, get your groove on to DJ Adam Nello's sexy house mix, or head to the club level for DJ Coolwhip's trademark mix of Top 40, reggae and mash-ups.
	Hollywood: $43.50 for "My Brother Marvin" ($58.50 value) Full price: ($58.50 value) Our price: $43.50 for The Pantages Theatre presents My Brother Marvin, a play based on the first-hand accounts of Marvin Gaye's family members. It is the most candid story of life with this musical icon that has ever been told, portraying Gaye's internal battles, greatest fears and juiciest family secrets. This is not a juke box musical -- this play highlights not the music, but the mind of Marvin Gaye, revealing secrets from his mother's innermost thoughts that have never been voiced before. Mrs. Gaye's hidden journals were recently discovered, containing candid discussion about her husband, her family and of course her superstar son. My Brother Marvin stars Emmy-winning actress Lynn Whitfield (The Josephine Baker Story), Image Award-winning actor Clifton Powell (Ray), R&B sensation Keith Washington ("Kissing You") and popular leading man Tony Grant (Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married, Love Ain't Supposed To Hurt and The Marriage Counselor). My Brother Marvin is a riveting ride through the life and times of one of the most intriguing and mysterious musical legends the world has ever known.
	Beverly Hills: $17.50 for Happy Together Tour ($38.00 value) Full price: ($38.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for In its three years of existence, the Happy Together Tour has become a hugely successful summer tour. This merry band of musicians hits the road every year once the sun comes out to celebrate music of the 1960s with fans across America. This year's tour is headlined by tour creators The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie, who will be joined by Chuck Negron (formerly of Three Dog Night), Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, Mark Lindsay (former lead singer of Paul Revere & The Raiders) and Gary Lewis & The Playboys. The show will be jam-packed with great music, as the artists on this year's tour have more than 60 top 40 hits between them (including favorites like "Happy Together," "Joy to the World," "Young Girl" and "This Diamond Ring") and they'll be putting together a playlist of the very best.
	Santa Monica: $12.50 for Singles Lock and Key Party ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Lock and Key Events are the interactive and fun way to network, meet your match, make new friends or just have a great time. Every woman gets a lock and every man gets a key. The goal is to match the right key with the right lock. Once you find your match, get a new lock or key and start again -- each successful find gets you a raffle ticket for a chance to win gift cards, restaurant certificates and more. This party takes place at Barcopa in Santa Monica -- this hidden gem is popular with locals for its cool but unpretentious atmosphere. The lounge space is eclectic and intimate with leather couches and dim lighting for a comfortable social event setting.
	North Hollywood: $12.50 for The Burlesque Follies ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Get a taste of a European-flavored strip tease, comedy and circus show in NoHo, as the Burlesque Follies hits the stage at Skinny's. This true variety extravaganza features gorgeous dancers, stunning costumes and bold and bawdy burlesque -- all designed to transport you to glamorous Paris -- while performances by international circus acts are sure to delight and amaze. Ladies are invited to come early to attend a 30-minute pre-show class from the Burlesque Academy, which sponsors the show.
	Los Angeles: $35.00 for KJAZZ Summer Benefit Concert ($75.00 value) Full price: ($75.00 value) Our price: $35.00 for Come out to the majestic Walt Disney Concert Hall for KJAZZ's first-ever Summer Benefit Concert, featuring some of the top names in the jazz world and very special guests coming together for a fantastic night of music for a good cause. The event features five-time Grammy nominee, pianist David Benoit and some of his talented friends, acclaimed jazz singer Diane Schnur and her band, and drummer Harvey Mason's Chameleon. Feel the magical rhythms of some of the best in the business at this unique concert experience!
	Los Angeles: $27.50 for Up In Smoke Tour: WAR, Cheech & Chong, Tower of Power ($55.00 value) Full price: ($55.00 value) Our price: $27.50 for Three great acts will take the stage for one amazing show during the Up In Smoke Tour at the historic Greek Theater. Headlining the show is multi-platinum band WAR, the original street band, sharing its timeless message of brotherhood for more than four decades through hits like "Why Can't We Be Friends" and "Low Rider." The classic comedy duo Cheech & Chong is reunited for a hilarious set that traffics in their trademark satire and counter-culture lifestyle. Also on the lineup, Tower of Power has been playing its brand of Oakland-style funk for more than 40 years, with powerful horns highlighting jams like "You're Still A Young Man" and "What is Hip?" Don't miss this jam-packed night of music and comedy this Memorial Day weekend!
	Hollywood: $10.00 for "Mexico Mis Raices (My Roots)" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Grandeza Mexicana Folk Ballet Company celebrates its tenth anniversary with a dynamic performance under the stars at the Ford Amphitheatre. For the past decade, Gradenza has brought the diverse and colorful dance tradition of Mexico to a general audience, with meticulously researched choreography drawn from Mexican folk dance and culture. For this concert, they'll be performing Mexico Mis Raices (My Roots), an assortment of fan favorites and two new selections. Adorned with colorful costumes and accompanied by two live bands, more than 40 Grandeza dancers portray the wonderfully distinct traditions that comprise Mexican culture.
	Hollywood: $17.50 for "Intersections/Aje" ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for The award-winning Afro-Brazilian dance troupe known as Viver Brasil steams up a summer night with joyous dance, live music and exotic storytelling. Now celebrating their 15th anniversary, they'll bring their vibrant culture, rooted in the African heritage of Salvador, Bahia and Brazil, to colorful life on the famed outdoor stage at the Ford in a mix of traditional and modern styles. In Intersections/Aje, brightly-costumed drummers, dancers and singers weave musical tales of love and intrigue through sambas, maracatus, forrós and more.
	Hollywood: $17.50 for Homay & Mastan ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for Iranian singer-composer Parvaz Homay and his famed Mastan Ensemble make a stop at the Ford Amphitheatre on their latest North American tour. Performing with traditional instruments like the daf and the santoor, this popular Persian classical-style music group first saw success in 2005 with their debut album Meeting With Sinners Among the Flames, and have since recorded six more discs and performed at famed venues like L.A.'s Walt Disney Concert Hall and New York's Lincoln Center. Enjoy the concert outdoors at the Ford with a picnic, with plenty of food and drink for purchase at the show.
	Pasadena: $36.00 for "Sleepless in Seattle" ($69.00 value) Full price: ($69.00 value) Our price: $36.00 for The Pasadena Playhouse presents the world premiere of Sleepless in Seattle -- The Musical, based on the hit movie starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. The story centers on widower and single father Sam, who finds himself the center of attention after his son calls in to a talk radio show looking for a new mom. The host gets Sam on the phone and he ends up lamenting his lost love over the airwaves, capturing the hearts of the listeners. Thousands of miles away, Annie hears the program and falls for Sam, despite never having met him and being engaged to someone else. As Sam is bombarded with messages from smitten women, Annie makes her way across the country to try to meet the man who touched her heart.
	Pasadena: COMP for The Ice House Comedy Club ($7.00 value) Full price: ($7.00 value) Our price: COMP for Pasadena's famed Ice House Comedy Club presents some of the best stand-up comics in the business. You've seen them on Comedy Central, The Tonight Show, The Late Show with David Letterman, and with Chelsea, Conan, Craig, Kimmel and more. Now you can see them in person, live on this historic stage. You may even catch a celebrity drop-in set, or be among the first to check out the latest up-and-coming talent in the main room or the club's Stage 2 showroom. Please see the full event description for the current lineup.
	Long Beach: $16.00 for Sesame Street Live "Can't Stop Singing" ($32.00 value) Full price: ($32.00 value) Our price: $16.00 for When Elmo gets his furry hands on Abby Cadabby's magic wand, the result is "songs, songs for everyone" in Sesame Street Live's Can't Stop Singing, a magical, musical journey featuring all your favorite characters. Sesame Street becomes a nonstop musical montage, with Grover and Baby Bear belting their highs and lows, Cookie Monster warbling fast and slow, Bert and Ernie conducting a conversation through song, and Murray making mouth music for all to enjoy. Celebrate the power of song, and learn why it feels good to sing -- but why it feels good to stop, too. Join Elmo on his quest to find out about the power of musical magic at this family adventure that will make you break out in song!
	Hollywood: $4.00 for Movie Screenings at The Cinefamily ($8.00 value) Full price: ($8.00 value) Our price: $4.00 for The Cinefamily is famed for its interesting and unusual screenings of exceptional, distinctive, weird and wonderful movies, often with appearances by special guests or accompanied by live scores. The Cinefamily set out to foster a spirit of community and a sense of discovery in the world of film -- and they continue to come up with new ways to surprise, entertain and delight their loyal audiences. From documentaries, animation and new indie releases to classic sci-fi, monster, midnight movies and way, way beyond, Cinefamily has something for absolutely anyone and everyone. Please see the full event description for details about upcoming scheduled screenings.
	Marina del Rey: $26.00 for Summer Sights & Sips Cruise ($43.43 value) Full price: ($43.43 value) Our price: $26.00 for Turn off the cell phone, step away from the email and get out in the fresh air to sit back with enjoy the ocean breeze, a cool drink and some music. Relax and unwind in the middle of your busy week on this two-hour sunset cruise over the smooth waters of Marina del Rey. Enjoy complimentary appetizers, a front-row seat view of the sailboat races on the Marina, scenic views of the California coast and a beautiful sunset over the water.
	Hermosa Beach: $15.00 for "Rocke Out For a Cure" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for The best Rolling Stones tribute on the planet is ready to start you up at Saint Rocke. Jumping Jack Flash gives audiences what they want from a live Rolling Stones performance -- all the theatrics and power of the "World's Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band" in its prime performing song selections from all periods of The Stones' legendary career. It's all right in front of you on stage: Mick prancing and gyrating and Keith posing with his trusty beat-up Telecaster. The price of your ticket not only scores you good times, but it helps Team in Training raise funds for the Leukemia/Lymphoma Society to fight cancer.
	Los Angeles: $17.50 for The Cult ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for Known for their hard-edged, atmospheric sound that incorporates gothic and post-punk influences, legendary British rock band The Cult return to the Wiltern to perform their acclaimed 1987 album Electric in its entirety for the first time ever. Featured in 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die, Electric includes audience favorites "Love Removal Machine," "Wild Flower" and "Lil' Devil." Along with this special track-by-track live album performance, The Cult's nationwide Electric 13 tour will include a selection of greatest hits from the group's extensive catalog.
	North Hollywood: $17.00 for "Smoke and Mirrors" ($34.00 value) Full price: ($34.00 value) Our price: $17.00 for Albie Selznick, a lifetime member of the Magic Castle and an accomplished actor whose credits include Dexter, Desperate Housewives and Grey's Anatomy, moves his sold-out show to North Hollywood. A Los Angeles Times Critics' Choice event, Smoke and Mirrors is an engaging mix of comedy, theater and magic that finds Selznick telling his own story of facing his deepest fears, bonding with legend Harry Houdini and achieving membership in an exclusive inner circle of magicians, weaving it with some truly astonishing illusions. Selznick was a co-founder of The Mums, a popular circus act in the '80s and '90s that opened for Devo and Duran Duran and counted David Bowie and Sting among their fans. A strolling magician will perform among the audience before the show.
	Los Angeles: $39.75 for Regeneration Tour 2013 ($49.75 value) Full price: ($49.75 value) Our price: $39.75 for Erasure's Andy Bell, Howard Jones, Information Society and Men Without Hats headline one of this summer's hottest outdoor concerts at the Greek -- and you've got the chance to snag tickets before they go on sale to the general public. The Regeneration Tour brings the hottest synthpop acts of the '80s back together on one bill for a show full of smash hits -- played by the original artists the way they were meant to be performed. British New Wavers Erasure, with lead singer-songwriter Andy Bell, have released more than a dozen albums over their successful careers with major singles like "Victim of Love," "A Little Respect," "Always," and more. Their fellow Brit Howard Jones broke through in '83 with the melodic "What Is Love?" followed by "Things Can Only Get Better," "No One Is to Blame" and several others you'll recognize. Known for their Star Trek-sampled hit "What's on Your Mind (Pure Energy)," Information Society let loose with dance hits "Walking Away" and "Think," among others, while Canadian New Wave chart-toppers Men Without Hats achieved massive success with "The Safety Dance" and "Pop Goes the World."
	Beverly Hills: $36.00 for Magician Ivan Amodei ($75.00 value) Full price: ($75.00 value) Our price: $36.00 for Winner of six People's Choice Awards including Best Entertainer, Ivan Amodei performs mystery, comedy and magic mere feet from audience members in an intimate salon at the elegant and historic Beverly Wilshire Hotel in the heart of Beverly Hills. Accompanied by live music from a concert cellist, Amodei not only recreates the famously dangerous story of William Tell, but also reveals and demonstrates one of Houdini's biggest secrets as well. Recently honored by the mayor of Beverly Hills for his contribution to magic, this highly skilled performer's amazing sleight-of-hand technique and great comedic timing have earned him the reputation of "Entertainer to the Stars," with famous fans including Ashton Kutcher and Steven Spielberg, among others. Brand-new original illusions include the Einstein-inspired "E=MC2" and showstopper "The Miracle Worker."
	Santa Monica: COMP for The Santa Monica Outdoor Antique & Collectible Market ($7.00 value) Full price: ($7.00 value) Our price: COMP for The Santa Monica Outdoor Antique & Collectible Market is a destination for many of the local decorators, clothing designers, and shop owners as well as families and collectors of all ages. Shop for antique furnishings, architectural treasures, paintings from listed European and American artists, estate jewelry, vintage fashion, chandeliers and interesting lighting, antique linens and silver.
	Studio City: $10.00 for Jazz at Vitello's Jazz & Supper Club ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Vitello's Jazz and Supper Club welcomes the best of jazz, blues, singer-songwriters, Broadway and cabaret acts each week. This long-time Valley hot spot plays host to up-and-coming musicians and singers, well-established artists and legendary local, national and international talent as well. A full bar and Italian comfort food are also on tap to enjoy in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Please see the complete event description for more details on the upcoming lineup of performers.
	Hollywood: $7.50 for " The Night of the Ad Eaters" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Anyone who has ever watched the Super Bowl "just for the commercials" knows how entertaining a well-crafted television ad can be. Now, the American Cinematheque brings you The Night of the Ad Eaters, a celebration of jaw-dropping commercials from more than 60 countries. Spanning the classic to the contemporary, these spots offer something for everyone. Love celebrities? There will be ads featuring the likes of George Clooney, Leonardo DiCaprio and Paul Newman. Cinephile? Don't miss commercials helmed by David Lynch, Roman Polanski and Robert Altman. Even Star Wars fans are treated to spots featuring characters from the epic film. From cars to booze to clothes, pitches for every kind of product will be screened in a riotous cavalcade of commerce. Check out the event description for the full line-up of this amazing touring program coming to the Egyptian Theatre.
	Los Angeles: $99.50 for Road Trip to Bacon & Barrels ($199.00 value) Full price: ($199.00 value) Our price: $99.50 for Bacon-philes unite! Zuri Wine Tasting is giving you a chance to experience a little taste of heaven with this road trip to the Bacon & Barrels festival, where you'll get to taste creative bacon dishes from some of the best chefs on the Central Coast. You'll also get to sample the best of wine, bourbon and craft beer -- including bacon-based and bacon-inspired cocktails and brews. Not enough bacon for you? Then how about all-bacon food trucks and a piggy petting zoo! Don't miss this culinary adventure through the oh-so-tasty world of bacon.

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