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	Seattle: $10.00 for Schwarz Conducts Beethoven ($39.00 value) Full price: ($39.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Fresh from his acclaimed 26-year tenure with Seattle Symphony, Conductor Laureate Gerard Schwarz makes his conducting debut with Northwest Sinfonietta for a special gala benefit performance. The program begins with compositions from two of Eastern Europe's greatest composers, Dvořák and Dohnányi, featuring cellist Julian Schwarz, Gerard's son and a rising star of the classical world in his own right. Then, the elder Schwarz will lead Northwest Sinfonietta through their season finale, a rousing rendition of Beethoven's groundbreaking Symphony No. 1 in C Major. For classical fans, this rare chance to hear one of the Pacific Northwest's best professional orchestras collaborate with one of America's most celebrated conductors is not to be missed.
	Seattle: $17.50 for "7 Birds of Fire" ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for Take in an eye-popping performance by the extraordinary aerialists and circus performers of Emerald City, then hit the dance floor for a night of excitement at the Aerialdome. The evening opens with dramatic ambient aerial acts set to music by Surrealized, followed by a high-flying trapeze show and aerial performances, featuring the talents of the EC Flyers and Eve Diamond. A variety of food and drink will be available for purchase, and VIP admission includes wine and coat check. After the show, Electric Valentine lays down the beats for a dance party lasting until the wee hours.
	Anytown: $30.00 for Cinemark Platinum Supersaver Movie Ticket Package ($50.00 value) Full price: ($50.00 value) Our price: $30.00 for Stock up now so you have plenty of movie tickets on hand when the Summer heats up and you're in search of the perfect air conditioned retreat. With the Cinemark Platinum Supersaver Movie Ticket Package, you can enjoy new releases, independent films, family flicks or whatever strikes your fancy -- at any Cinemark Theatre location, including Cinemark, Century Theatres, Tinseltown and CinéArts. Plus, with the money you save on movie tickets, you'll have extra cash for the snack bar!
	Seattle: $12.50 for "This Wide Night" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for This two-person drama concerns reunited criminals as they try to find a straight path in the world. After her release from prison, Lorraine heads straight to the only other person who she has felt close to in years: her former cellmate Marie. While locked up, the two shared everything, but on the outside, their friendship threatens to destroy their fragile freedom. Playwright Chloe Moss won the Susan Smith Blackburn Playwriting Prize in 2009 for This Wide Night. Seattle Public Theater's production is directed by Sheila Daniels and stars Emily Chisholm (The 13th of Paris, Tryst) and Christina Mastin as the ex-convicts.
	Seattle: $18.00 for Tillicum Village Salmon Bake and Cruise ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $18.00 for This isn't just a cruise. It's a four-hour adventure that begins when you climb aboard the Argosy ship, climate-controlled for comfort with two cash bars. Soak up the beautiful coast scenery as the narrated sail takes you from Puget Sound to Blake Island. Once on the island, passengers disembark to enjoy an appetizer of clams and nectar, then visit the Tillicum Village longhouse for a buffet meal including salmon baked on cedar stakes in the traditional Northwest Coast native style. At the end of the meal, enjoy a spellbinding performance highlighting the myth, magic and dances of the local Salish Indians, complete with high-tech effects. There's even a chance to explore the island a bit before heading back on the return cruise.
	Seattle: $6.00 for "Menu": ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for What's for dinner? One of the most respected improv troupes in Seattle brings you Menu, a fun comedy format where you choose the direction of the performance. You and other audience members will be presented with a list of appetizers, starters, entrées, desserts and aperitifs, and then the ensemble will use their combined wit and imagination to mold these ideas into a sidesplitting story. Unexpected Productions has been performing since 1983 with shows in Germany, Austria, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Australia, and throughout the United States and Canada.
	Issaquah: $29.00 for "The Producers" ($58.00 value) Full price: ($58.00 value) Our price: $29.00 for Mel Brooks' Tony Award-winning Broadway musical The Producers is coming to Issaquah in its first Pacific Northwest professional production, courtesy of Village Theatre. When a broke Broadway producer and his accountant hatch a scheme to deliberately mount a sure-fire flop so they can abscond with the unspent production money, what could possibly go wrong? It turns out the only thing worse than getting caught is having a surprise hit on their hands. Based on the classic 1968 film starring Gene Wilder and Zero Mostel, and featuring the hilarious show-within-a-show, Springtime for Hitler, The Producers skewers the over-the-top absurdities of Broadway theater even as it delivers one of the best (and most over-the-top) Broadway shows in recent years.
	Fall City: $9.00 for Rodgers & Hammerstein's "Cinderella" ($18.00 value) Full price: ($18.00 value) Our price: $9.00 for Experience the enchanting family musical Cinderella in the magical setting of the Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theater, nestled outdoors among 95 acres of gorgeous wooded park land. This rags-to-riches fairy tale tells the classic story of a young woman tormented by her stepmother and wicked stepmothers, who triumphs over adversity with the help of her Fairy Godmother, an enchanted glass slipper and a wonderful Prince. This sweet and funny Rodgers and Hammerstein show features such tunes as "Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful," "Ten Minutes Ago," and the witty "Stepsisters Lament."
	Seattle: $15.00 for Royal Argosy Dinner Cruise ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for The Royal Argosy Dinner Cruise features spectacular, ever-changing views of the city skyline, scenic panoramas and island views as you cruise on Elliott Bay and Puget Sound. Enjoy the sunset or stars from your own private table, or stroll the Royal Argosy's outside decks with your favorite cocktail. The ship's house band will entertain you with popular songs from the '60s through today. Anticipate dancing to your favorite songs, in between dining on the Northwest-infused four-course meal. The first two courses and dessert are served to your table with an entrée served buffet style.
	Seattle: $8.30 for Public Market Tour ($13.00 value) Full price: ($13.00 value) Our price: $8.30 for At 104 years old, Pike Place Market is the oldest continuously operating market in the country. It's a community unto itself, with more than 200 year-round commercial businesses, 190 craftspeople, approximately 100 farmers who rent table space by the day, 240 street performers and musicians, and more than 300 apartment units -- most of which provide housing for low-income elderly people. On this one-hour walking tour, you'll hear intriguing tales of immigration, internment and urban renewal associated with this famous landmark. Stroll through the main thoroughfare and discover the hidden treasure of the lower levels.
	Seattle: $12.50 for "Rock Me Baby": A Celebration of Etta James ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Etta James, aka the matriarch of R&B, was a musical icon until her death earlier this year, and her spirit looms large over the music world. She influenced many musical genres from blues, jazz, R&B and soul to rock and roll and gospel. In a celebration of the legendary singer, The Blue Velvet Rhythm and Blues Dance Revue presents Grammy nominee Duffy Bishop in Rock Me Baby. This intimate rhythm and blues dance revue features three of Seattle's internationally renowned, world-famous performance artists alongside an all-star five piece band comprised of some of the finest musicians in the Pacific Northwest and fronted by the star of the show, Ms. Bishop.
	Seattle: $9.00 for Baka Beyond ($18.00 value) Full price: ($18.00 value) Our price: $9.00 for With its rhythm-based mix of Celtic harmony and traditional African singing called Yelli, Baka Beyond is best known for its groundbreaking world-music debut disc, 1993's Spirit of the Forest. Their multicultural live shows have thrilled audiences around the globe, turning each concert into a joyful dance party. The band's roots reach to the African country of Cameroon, where married British musicians Martin Cradick and Su Hart began a musical collaboration with the Baka Pygmy people. Since then, they've also added Ayodele Scott, who brings a beat from her native Sierra Leone. Baka Beyond is a favorite at the famed Glastonbury Music Festival, which they've played 16 times, and now they're bringing their rain forest-based sound to the rainy city of Seattle.
	Seattle: $17.00 for "Death-Defying Adventures in Comedy" ($34.00 value) Full price: ($34.00 value) Our price: $17.00 for Showcasing the comic genius of Dana Gould and a host of other talented comedians, Death Defying Adventures in Comedy is 90 minutes of humor that will push you to the brink with nonstop hilarity. A favorite of audiences and critics, Gould's smart, grounded comedy features wry observations and perfect punchlines. He's spent the last decade as a writer and producer on The Simpsons in addition to his stand-up work. He'll be joined by a crew of talented performers, including local favorites Cathy Sorbo, David Crowe and host Lee Callahan. The showcase also will feature musical support from Jakael Tristram Trio. Take the plunge and thrill to this night of music and laughs.
	Seattle: $6.00 for Singer-Songwriters Rachel Platten and Madi Diaz ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for Having drawn comparisons to the likes of Alanis Morissette, Tori Amos, Regina Spektor and Carole King, New York-based pop singer-songwriter Rachel Platten now takes the stage at the Triple Door. The ascendant, multi-talented Platten (who, among other things, plays piano and beatboxes) has already scored a Top 40 hit with the single "1,000 Ships" from her impressive debut LP, Be Here. Dubbed "53 Steps," this tour takes its name from another Be Here track, a pop anthem that recalls Fiona Apple mixed with Madonna. Nashville-based singer-songwriter Madi Diaz opens the show.
	Seattle: $10.00 for BlueStreet Jazz Voices ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for With 20 voices working together in perfect harmony, BlueStreet Jazz Voices is a pitch-perfect collection of talented singers delivering precise, emotive and technical presentations of jazz standards and contemporary hits. This season finale performance showcases its versatility by featuring interpretations ranging from big band swing and Manhattan Transfer to Duran Duran. Enjoy a fun-filled night of music with this richly rewarding ensemble in the cozy confines of the Triple Door.
	Seattle: $7.50 for Theresa Andersson ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Singer and multi-instrumentalist Theresa Andersson brings her dual loop pedals, drums, dulcimer, guitar and violin to Seattle for a one-woman show featuring cuts from her brand-new 2012 release Street Parade. Born in Sweden and currently based in New Orleans, Andersson's thoughtful songwriting style imaginatively reshapes the elements of traditional pop music. Her last album Hummingbird, Go! received great reviews from Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, Paste and the Los Angeles Times, and she's also appeared on Conan O'Brien and Craig Ferguson's late-night shows. Noted musical taste-maker Nic Harcourt even picked her KCRW Morning Becomes Eclectic in-studio visit as one of his "Top 10 Live Performances of 2009."
	Kirkland: FREE for Sunday Brunch Cruise (FREE value) Full price: (FREE value) Our price: FREE for Enjoy an elegant Sunday Brunch Cruise with spectacular views aboard a luxurious Waterways yacht. The morning will include a two-hour cruise on Lakes Washington and Union, a brunch buffet featuring Northwest favorites like house-smoked wild salmon, and an entertaining narrated tour of regional sights like Mount Rainier and the famous Sleepless in Seattle houseboat by your captain. Beer, wine, handcrafted cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase during the cruise, including design-your-own Mimosas and Bloody Marys.
	Seattle: $50.00 for "Mt. Rainier Day Tour" ($100.00 value) Full price: ($100.00 value) Our price: $50.00 for Enjoy a fun-filled, day-long tour of the breathtakingly-beautiful wonderland within Mount Rainier National Park. The tour will depart by bus from Seattle and head to the the new Paradise Jackson Visitor Center at an elevation of 5,400 feet where guests will have at least an hour for lunch. Mt. Rainier will delight tour guests with its vast expanses of pristine old-growth evergreen forests, gorgeous alpine flower meadows and spectacular vistas. Mt. Rainier Park, the fifth oldest in the nation, features magnificent rivers, mountain lakes, waterfalls and wildlife, and boasts the greatest single-peak glacial system in the United States. Glaciers radiate from the summit of the 14,411-foot dormant volcano, many of which will be visible from the tour.
	Seattle: $10.00 for "As You Like It" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for "All the world's a stage" in this romantic comedy featuring thwarted lovers, a clown, and women disguised as men. The characters encounter twists and turns on their merry romp toward an eventual happy ending, where true love wins out. Through mischievous misunderstandings, pleasing poetry and hilarious happenstance, As You Like It shows that the forces of romance and justice can make an out-of-kilter world right again. George Mount, who staged Seattle Shakespeare Company's inventive and exciting The Tempest, once again takes the reins for a fanciful staging of this enchanting comedy.
	Bellevue: $17.00 for Booker T. Jones ($34.00 value) Full price: ($34.00 value) Our price: $17.00 for Bellevue Jazz Festival presents multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Booker T. Jones, best known as the frontman of the band Booker T. and the MGs. This R&B and soul legend has had a decade-spanning career, during which he recorded with many of the top acts of the 20th and 21st centuries, eventually earning a Grammy award for lifetime achievement. He's also an inductee in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. His latest album, The Road from Memphis, won a 2012 Grammy Award for "Best Pop Instrumental Album," giving Jones a total of four Grammy Awards.
	Seattle: $47.50 for Winery and Waterfall Tour ($95.00 value) Full price: ($95.00 value) Our price: $47.50 for On this six-hour tour, you'll ride a comfortable bus across Lake Washington on Seattle's famous 7,700 foot-long Evergreen Point floating bridge to Woodinville, in the heart of Western Washington's winery region. The area is widely recognized as America's No. 2 wine region and produced the world's No. 1 wine for 2010, as voted by readers of Wine Spectator magazine. The bus will stop for tastings at the Columbia Winery as well as one of three boutique wineries: Novelty Hill/Januik, Silver Lake, or Patterson Cellars. After lunch, your tour bus will continue through lush rural Northwest scenery featuring rolling Cascade mountain foothills, past horse ranches and beautiful flower farms en route to the spectacular 270-ft. Snoqualmie Falls. When the schedule permits, you just might stop at Boehm's Chocolate Factory in Issaquah for tasty samplings of fine chocolaty treats. The return journey to Seattle goes over Lake Washington on the Interstate 90 Lacey V. Murrow Memorial Bridge, the world's third longest floating bridge.
	Seattle: $15.00 for "Le Faux" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Spend an evening with Seattle's best female impersonators as they take on the personas of Cher, Lady Gaga, Pink, Celine Dion, Liza Minnelli and more. The perfect gender-bending show for celebrating any occasion -- a birthday, anniversary, bachelorette party or a night out with friends -- Le Faux is the longest-running show of its kind in the city, with exciting and outrageous performances every night and a full cast of dancers. Julia's on Broadway also offers a full bar and appetizers before and during the show, and the host will even bring your special guest on stage for a little embarrassment in front of the entire audience.
	Newcastle: $10.00 for Wine & Chocolate Pairing ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Sweet Decadence, which was ranked in the top five chocolate shops in Evening magazine's "Best of Western Washington," presents an evening of wine and chocolate tasting. Four specially selected wines are paired with four artisan chocolates of the finest quality, for an indulgent treat. You'll get plenty of personal attention in this small-group setting, as a wine specialist guides you through the tasting, pointing out the differences in each vintage served and how they highlight and balance the ingredients in the chocolate.
	Seattle: $12.50 for Ottmar Liebert & Luna Negra ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Ottmar Liebert, renowned nouveau flamenco guitarist, and his band Luna Negra perform live at the Triple Door in Seattle. The five-time Grammy nominee has released 25 albums, earning 38 gold and platinum certifications in the USA, plus more awards around the world. His debut, 1990's double-platinum Nouveau Flamenco, is one of the best-selling guitar albums ever.
	Seattle: $8.00 for "Sex in Seattle 20: Happily After Ever..." ($16.00 value) Full price: ($16.00 value) Our price: $8.00 for Tess, Chloe, Elizabeth and Jenna -- the four contemporary Asian-American women at the heart of the hit Sex in Seattle romantic-comedy series -- are back for one last time to battle gender, race and culture issues on their quest for true love. But in Episode 20, Happily Ever After..., they realize that ideal may only be an unattainable myth supported by the media, parental expectations and minority stereotypes. How each of these thoroughly-modern ladies finds her way to her own best outcome makes up the hilarious and touching final chapter of the nation's longest-running theatrical series.
	Seattle: $46.50 for Sunset Dinner Cruise with Views of Lake Washington ($93.74 value) Full price: ($93.74 value) Our price: $46.50 for Waterways Cruises presents a two-and-a-half-hour Sunset Dinner Cruise on Lakes Washington and Union with a complimentary champagne toast and a gourmet four-course dinner. Choose from wood-grilled beef tenderloin, banana leaf-wrapped salmon, or handmade linguini in light blush sauce for an elegant dining experience surrounded by great views.
	Seattle: FREE for Sunday Brunch Cruise (FREE value) Full price: (FREE value) Our price: FREE for Enjoy an elegant Sunday Brunch Cruise with spectacular views aboard a luxurious Waterways yacht. The morning will include a two-hour cruise on Lakes Washington and Union, a brunch buffet featuring Northwest favorites like house-smoked wild salmon, and an entertaining narrated tour of regional sights like Mount Rainier and the famous Sleepless in Seattle houseboat by your captain. Beer, wine, handcrafted cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase during the cruise, including design-your-own Mimosas and Bloody Marys.
	Seattle: $30.23 for "Ships and Salsa" Dinner Cruise ($60.47 value) Full price: ($60.47 value) Our price: $30.23 for Dance the night away on Argosy Cruises' Salsa Dinner Cruise aboard the Royal Argosy, featuring a salsa DJ and, for those with two left feet, dance instruction by salsa expert Michelle Badion! In addition, enjoy a fantastic four-course dinner themed appropriately for the evening.
	Seattle: $6.00 for "Where No Man Has Gone Before" ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for Seattle Experimental Theater presents the return of Where No Man Has Gone Before, their hit original, unscripted comedy. Where No Man Has Gone Before is an improvised parody of the original Star Trek television series. Each night the cast uses suggestions from the audience to create the world and plot of the show. The upcoming run will feature a new show format, as the crew of the enterprise is infected with a strange space madness, supplied by audience suggestion. Every performance is an all-new show.
	Seattle: $22.00 for Happy Hour Cruise (South Lake Union) ($51.02 value) Full price: ($51.02 value) Our price: $22.00 for Happiness doesn't have to last just an hour thanks to these lively Happy Hour Cruises showcasing the beauty of the Emerald City and featuring delectable food and drinks. These 90-minute jaunts along Lake Union and Lake Washington are filled with local landmarks, fascinating facts and majestic mountain views. In addition, they offer an array of specialty appetizers and desserts, plus handcrafted cocktails, including design-your-own margaritas and martinis. Wind down your week aboard a beautifully appointed yacht and set sail for a lively afternoon on the water filled with food, drinks and fun.
	Bellevue: $7.50 for Comedian Ben Bailey ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Known for his quick wit, New Jersey-born stand-up comic Ben Bailey is the two-time Daytime Emmy-winning host of Discovery Channel's hit series Cash Cab and the star of Road Rage on Comedy Central. Bailey is also known as the host of Discovery Channel's Best in The Business the new NBC game show Who's Still Standing, which combines an intense trivia match with physical challenges. He's been seen on The Tonight Show and the Late Late Show, and had a role in Spiderman 2. See him at Bellevue's Parlor Live Comedy Club.
	Seattle: $12.00 for 2-Hour Game Card at GameWorks ($24.00 value) Full price: ($24.00 value) Our price: $12.00 for When you're ready to take your play to a whole new level, GameWorks is the place to hone your video game chops with this two-hour video game card. You'll find dozens of ways to challenge your skills and have fun while competing with your friends and family. Level up your play at GameWorks with two floors filled with fun and a wide selection of interactive games, amazing simulators and classic arcade games. From newbies to hard-core gamers and everyone in between, you've got to come play at GameWorks.
	Seattle: FREE for Two Lakes Lunch (South Lake Union) (FREE value) Full price: (FREE value) Our price: FREE for Cruise Lake Union and Lake Washington from the comforts of a beautifully appointed yacht with the Two Lakes Lunch. This unique, fun-filled experience includes a two-hour cruise filled with local landmarks, fascinating facts and majestic mountain views, plus an expansive selection of Northwest lunch favorites. In addition, handcrafted cocktails, including design-your-own margaritas and martinis are available. Set sail, see the sights and dig in for a lunch to remember with this fantastic afternoon on the water.
	Seattle: $25.00 for "Conservation Remix" ($50.00 value) Full price: ($50.00 value) Our price: $25.00 for Conservation Remix is a one-day event that aims to get people thinking creatively about environmental issues. The event features innovators from the fields of science, engineering, business, architecture, and design who will present inspiring, thoughtful and remarkable ideas that could change the world and provide for a more sustainable future. Speakers will tackle the topics of food and agriculture, architecture, energy, technology, business and public policy. This offer includes admission to the event and a one-year subscription to Conservation magazine.
	Seattle: $15.00 for Colum McCann ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for A dual citizen of Dublin, Ireland and New York City, Colum McCann's body of work can only be described as international in scope: He addresses the troubles in Northern Ireland in Everything in This Country Must, Europe's Roma culture in Zoli, and an ambitious artist in Soviet Russia in Dancer. His latest novel, Let the Great World Spin, has been described as "the first great 9/11 novel" by Esquire Magazine and became a best-seller on four continents as well as receiving the 2009 National Book Award in the U.S. and the 2010 Best Foreign Novel Award in China. He's currently at work on a new novel, tentatively titled Thirteen Ways of Looking, which will be published in 2013. He'll speak about his fascinating life and work at Benaroya Hall as part of the Seattle Arts & Lectures literary series.
	Seattle: $25.00 for "Sing Out" ($50.00 value) Full price: ($50.00 value) Our price: $25.00 for The Seattle Men's Chorus presents a night of songs chosen via online vote. This program is sure to be full of audience favorites so everyone is invited to sing along at this show. But first, the SMC will give way to the talented winners of several local singing competitions for a "Chorus Idol" contest. They will show off their vocal skills and the audience will determine the winner, who will then take over the spotlight for a triumphant victory performance backed by the 200+ voices of Seattle Men's Chorus.
	Edmonds: $11.50 for "No Sex Please, We're British" ($23.00 value) Full price: ($23.00 value) Our price: $11.50 for In this high-energy, bawdy British farce that ran on the West End for years, an assistant manager at a bank and his young bride are surprised when Swedish pornography and call-girls mistakenly end up on their doorstep. The couple frantically scrambles to hide the goods from his visiting mother, his boss, a drowsy bank inspector, and a tipsy police superintendent. With the inept help of a friend who is in way over his head, they spin a wild and deliciously fun web of mistaken identities, physical mishaps and hilarious complications in an attempt to set everything right. Alyson Soma directs.
	Seattle: $22.50 for "On the Wings of a Nightingale": Apple Jam Performing Beatles Music ($45.00 value) Full price: ($45.00 value) Our price: $22.50 for Apple Jam takes the stage performing Beatles songs at a benefit for Seattle Anesthesia Outreach (SAO), to improve surgical/medical care at the Black Lion Hospital in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Entitled On the Wings of a Nightingale, the show will find Apple Jam -- sans wigs or costumes -- performing pitch-perfect renditions of Beatles (and Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starr solo years) favorites, deep cuts and rarities. Along with host Arik Korman (The Bob Rivers Show), they'll be joined by special guests including Yes drummer Alan White, Kurtis Dengler (Paul Rodgers), Craig Terrill, and Jakael Tristram (Lucas Field).
	Seattle: FREE for Two Lakes Lunch Cruise (FREE value) Full price: (FREE value) Our price: FREE for Cruise Lake Union and Lake Washington from the comforts of a beautifully appointed yacht with the Two Lakes Lunch cruise. This two-hour sail, narrated by the captain as you dine, is filled with local landmarks, fascinating facts and majestic mountain views, plus a buffet of Northwest lunch favorites. In addition, handcrafted cocktails, including design-your-own margaritas and martinis, are available for an extra charge. Set sail, see the sights and dig in for a lunch to remember with this fantastic afternoon on the water.
	Seattle: $10.00 for "Bed Snake" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for An original work from Noah Benezra and Hannah Victoria Franklin that incorporates a mélange of live performance, video art and rap music, Bed Snake is a surreal parable through the spectacle of celebrity. With bangin' hip-hop beats, high-octane choreography and swagged-out music videos, Bed Snake brings the vibe of a high-energy concert to the storytelling of theater. Get crunk with the funk and flash of Bed Snake, a new approach to traditional tales. This is an adult-oriented production.
	Seattle: $7.00 for Wing-It Productions' "Twisted Flicks" ($14.00 value) Full price: ($14.00 value) Our price: $7.00 for Wing-It Productions, the creators of Jet City Improv, present Twisted Flicks, their long-running hit movie re-dubbing show. In this hilarious production, a classic B-movie is shown without sound. A talented team of improvisers provides all-new dialogue, sound effects and music for the film, using suggestions from the audience.
	Seattle: $7.50 for "All Tchaikovsky" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Lake Union Civic Orchestra closes out it latest season with a concert of works by the great Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Guest violinist James Garlick lends his talents as the symphony plays Tchaikovsky's passionate Violin Concerto. Then audiences will hear the composer's final symphony, also his most deeply personal, heart-wrenching and definitive composition. Written near the end of his life, Symphony No. 6, or Pathetique as it is known, describes the cycle of life and death with which the composer had finally come to terms. It premiered in St. Petersburg just nine days before his death.
	Bellevue: $17.00 for Hubert Laws Quintet ($34.00 value) Full price: ($34.00 value) Our price: $17.00 for Bellevue Jazz Festival presents flutist/saxophonist has a career spanning over 40 years and multiple genres, from jazz to classical and beyond. Along with Herbie Mann, Laws is perhaps the most respected and recognized jazz flutist, and is highly regarded for his ability to move effortlessly from a classical repertoire to jazz, pop and R&B, exhibiting mastery over a variety of genres. Laws is a triple Grammy nominee and a recipient of the 2011 NEA Jazz Masters Award as well as an NEA Lifetime Achievement Award in the field of jazz.
	Seattle: $7.50 for Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble play Highway 99 Blues Club. Hailing from Sunset, Louisiana, Curley is the son of Zydeco legend Jude Taylor. He played drums in his father's band and accordion for Geno Delafose's French Rockin' Boogie before striking out on his own as a bandleader, earning praise for his energetic yet soulful sound. Curley and his band bring lots of Louisiana music to the stage, flavored with the blues, soul and, of course, Zydeco. This music is tailor-made for dancing.
	Redmond: $7.50 for "Split 2nd Improv" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for SecondStory Repertory presents its Split 2nd Improv comedy show. It's never the same show twice, because you, the audience, decide what happens on stage! On Family-Friendly Fridays, all of the action is appropriate for ages 13 and up; Sinful Saturdays feature the wildly popular Blue Show in which anything can -- and often does -- happen.
	Kirkland: $46.50 for Sunset Dinner Cruise ($93.74 value) Full price: ($93.74 value) Our price: $46.50 for Enjoy a delectable dining experience and the beautiful scenery of Lake Union and Lake Washington on a Sunset Dinner Cruise from Waterways Cruises. Your two-and-a-half-hour cruise begins with a complimentary champagne toast and includes a four-course dinner, prepared onboard and served at your own private table. Handcrafted cocktails, beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase, as well, including wine pairings with your meal. Live music accompanies your dinner, and your captain will point out many of the local landmarks lining the lakes' shores, including Mount Rainier, the world's longest floating bridge and the famous Sleepless in Seattle houseboat.
	Kirkland: $22.00 for Happy Hour Cruise (Kirkland) ($51.02 value) Full price: ($51.02 value) Our price: $22.00 for Happiness doesn't have to last just an hour thanks to these lively Happy Hour Cruises showcasing the beauty of the Emerald City and featuring delectable food and drinks. These 90-minute jaunts along Lake Union and Lake Washington are filled with local landmarks, fascinating facts and majestic mountain views. In addition, they offer an array of specialty appetizers and desserts, plus handcrafted cocktails, including design-your-own margaritas and martinis. Wind down your week aboard a beautifully appointed yacht and set sail for a lively afternoon on the water filled with food, drinks and fun.
	Renton: $12.50 for "Pump Boys and Dinettes" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for The pump boys sell high octane fuel on North Carolina's Highway 57 and the sassy dinettes, sisters Prudie and Rhetta Cupp, run the Double Cupp diner next door. Between changing tires and baking pies, the rowdy filling station boys and those friendly waitresses perform a rousing, down-home mix of country Western, rock n' roll and blues in this charming tale of friendship, romance and life's simple pleasures. Songs performed on guitars, piano, bass and even kitchen utensils include "Farmer Tan" and "The Night Dolly Parton Was Almost Mine." The show's original Broadway production ran for 573 performances and was nominated for the Best Musical Tony Award.
	Bellevue: $17.00 for Clayton Brothers Quintet ($34.00 value) Full price: ($34.00 value) Our price: $17.00 for The Bellevue Jazz Festival welcomes the Clayton Brothers quintet to the stage at The Theatre at Meydenbauer. The quintet consists of brothers Jeff and John Clayton, John's son Gerald Clayton (piano), Obed Calvaire (drums) and Terell Stafford (trumpet). Jeff and John are veterans on the jazz scene, having performed and recorded with stars from B.B. King and Frank Sinatra to Madonna and Justin Timberlake. John served as Artistic Director of Jazz for the Los Angeles Philharmonic from 1998 - 2001. At the age of 27, Gerald Clayton may be young in jazz terms, but he's an old soul when it comes to the sounds and rhythms of the venerable musical genre. His dynamic and award-winning sound has been praised in print by the Jazz Times, the Los Angeles Times, and The New York Times, which saluted his "Oscar-Peterson-like style" and "huge, authoritative presence."
	Seattle: $46.50 for Sunset Dinner Cruise ($93.74 value) Full price: ($93.74 value) Our price: $46.50 for Enjoy a delectable dining experience and the beautiful scenery of Lake Union and Lake Washington on a Sunset Dinner Cruise from Waterways Cruises. Your two-and-a-half-hour cruise begins with a complimentary champagne toast and includes a four-course dinner, prepared onboard and served at your own private table. Handcrafted cocktails, beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase, as well, including wine pairings with your meal. Live music accompanies your dinner, and your captain will point out many of the local landmarks lining the lakes' shores, including Mount Rainier, the world's longest floating bridge and the famous Sleepless in Seattle houseboat.

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