Although live theater possesses a spirit of unpredictability and spontaneity, releasing a siberian tiger on stage to test the actors' dedication to their characters is generally frowned upon. Play the role of a dutiful audience member with today's Groupon: for $22, you get one ticket to see Girls Night: The Musical at The Long Center, presented by Entertainment Events (a $44.50 value). Choose between the following dates:
- October 7 at 8 p.m.
- October 8 at 8 p.m.
Girls Night: The Musical plots five friends at the center of The Long Center's stage as they ponder their past, celebrate their present, and silently think about robot designs for the future during one comedic night of karaoke. Actresses belt out renditions of such female classics as "It's Raining Men," "I Will Survive," and “Lady Marmalade” amid vibrant set pieces, and Dell Hall's excellent acoustics ensure that all 2,400 guests can catch even the faintest stage whispers. From the velvet seats, audience members bask in the waves of heartfelt tunes, watching as their theatergoing compatriots abandon upscale etiquette and boogey away in the aisles. Purchase up to eight Groupons and bring along seven besties or the whole women's freeze-tag team.
Based in New York City, Entertainment Events has produced a variety of amateur and professional musicals in all 50 states and abroad. The company also creates laughs for a cause and has put on more than 1,500 fundraising events for schools and other community groups.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Self-Promotion
Let’s be honest—you’re pretty much done improving, and there is no realm in which you need any more polishing. It’s time to get yourself out there on the road to fortune and fame, and self-promotion is the first station on that road. Here’s how to do it:
- You're having a conversation with someone. Has your name been said yet? If not, why not? If so, why not?
- You gotta get a cool new personalized license plate such as 19MARTHA67 or DR.CRANE.
- Piggyback on some popular buzz and pretend a company is sponsoring you. Try introducing yourself as Fritos Presents: Joseph or Leslie: A Disney Subsidiary. Fake it till you make it!
- The TV news lets people on it if they scream loud enough and wear the right clothes.
- Stay inside. Create some mystery.
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