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Tickets for the 2016/17 Alliance Theatre season are on sale starting Tuesday, July 5! The 48th season - the last in their current spaces- will include seven world premieres, five musicals, five productions by Atlanta playwrights, and exceptional productions for youth and families. Casey Nicholaw (Tuck Everlasting, Book of Mormon) is back to direct The Prom, an uproarious and uplifting world premiere musical. Lookingglass Theatre is back with an acrobatic and fantastic version of Moby Dick and Atlanta's Janece Shaffer is premiering Troubadour, a new play with original music by Sugarland's Kristian Bush. Finally, the Alliance will cap it all off with a world premiere adaptation of Melissa Fay Greene's book The Temple Bombing, about a definitive moment in Atlanta's history. Starting Tuesday, July 5, single tickets may be purchased online at alliancetheatre.org/season or by calling the box office at 404-733-5000.
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HOLD YOUR HATS!
Following sold out shows and rave reviews in Australia, Asia and the U.S., the world's boldest and cheekiest magic show "The Naked Magic Show" is coming to the Buckhead Theatre for three incredible performances Wednesday July 8 and Thursday July 9. The 18+ only show features magic, mirth and more than a touch of mayhem. This boisterous R-rated magic show promises full frontal illusions.
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INsite has your chance to win a pair of tickets to see any of the
7:30 pm Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival movies playing at the Fox Theatre along with a $30 Gift Card for dinner at Nancy's Chicago Pizza just a few blocks away on Ponce. With all the great movies playing this summer paired with Nancy's award winning Stuffed Deep Dish Pizza, it is sure to be a great evening.
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SUNDAY NIGHT!
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A MUST SEE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY!
Pancakes, Pancakes! is a delightful tale for all ages inspired by the beautiful and iconic book by Eric Carle. Featuring original songs and a stunning design, Pancakes, Pancakes! explores the process of cooking, and celebrates the joy in the labor and in the final feast. Presented in conjunction with the High Museum of Art exhibition.
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