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Annie – Arizona Broadway Theatre

Meal for Two and Show (Up to $165 Value). Nine Shows Available.

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In a Nutshell

Themed menu items prepared daily accompany the celebrated Broadway musical about a plucky orphan and a gruff but kind-hearted millionaire

The Fine Print

Musicals have always brought impossible dreams to life on stage, from cats that can talk to humans who can sing in public without feeling weird. Escape from reality with this GrouponLive deal to see Annie at the Arizona Broadway Theatre. For $79, you get two tickets in burgundy- or tan-section seating and lunch or dinner for two (up to a $165 value, including all fees). Lunch and dinner include a menu of bread, choice of soup or salad, and choice of an entree. Choose from the following options:

  • Lunch on Saturday, December 1
  • Dinner on Sunday, December 2
  • Dinner on Tuesday, December 4
  • Dinner on Thursday, December 6
  • Dinner on Friday, December 7
  • Dinner on Tuesday, December 11
  • Dinner on Wednesday, December 12
  • Dinner on Thursday, December 13
  • Dinner on Saturday, December 15

Matinee shows begin at 2 p.m., with sit-down lunch service starting at noon. Evening shows start at 7:30 p.m., with sit-down dinner service starting at 5:30 p.m.

Annie is a decidedly old-fashioned piece of entertainment: based on a Depression-era comic strip by a deeply conservative cartoonist, it debuted on Broadway back in 1977. The protagonist is utterly innocent, the villains gleefully melodramatic, and the mood unabashedly optimistic. But the mop-topped eternal little girl and her canine pal, Sandy, show no signs of aging, much less stopping (although the strip itself finally ended in 2010). After an initial Broadway run of almost six years, the musical launched countless tours, international productions, and a beloved film starring Carol Burnett and Albert Finney. Audiences remain enraptured by the heartwarming tale of a spirited girl determined to find familial love in the face of a devious orphanage matron and her scheming cohorts. Songs from the musical have burrowed deep into pop culture, including instantly recognizable hits such as “Tomorrow,” “Maybe,” and “It's a Hard Knock Life,” the last of which was sampled by rapper Jay-Z to bolster his street cred by pretending he controlled a pack of orphans.

Arizona Broadway Theatre

Celebrating its eighth season, Arizona Broadway Theatre curates enrichment with performances combined with fine dining that helped to garner the acclaim of Best Playhouse by PHOENIX magazine in 2010. Curtains open to a cast of talented performers, who were culled from auditions in New York and the Valley of the Sun, have belted out Broadway staples such as Grease, Fiddler on the Roof, and Singin' in the Rain. Servers glide through the tiered theater hall prior to performances, peppering white tablecloths with platefuls of American fare such as steak diane's sliced tenderloin paired with sautéed shallots and lyonnaise potatoes, which entertain patrons' stomachs without forcing them to eat the show's program.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Clarinets

Everyone remembers hearing someone say, "If that music doesn't have dozens of clarinets tooting their notes, making the sounds come out of the end that the mouth doesn't go, then no thank you, sir!" Here's why so many people are loving the clarinet:

  • The clarinet has a warm, mellow tone, not like the trumpet, which just sounds like a big pile of garbage that's sitting there stinking it up but also making musical noises.

  • The clarinet is easy on the eyes, with all that straightness. That trumpet has sleek, alluring curves. You want kids looking at that? No, thank you.

  • You can take a clarinet apart. Can you take a trumpet apart? No, not just the mouthpiece. I'm talking about really taking it apart. You can do that to a good ol' woodstraw (a clarinet). Trust me.

  • There are dozens of famous clarinet players, such as Woody Allen and all those men that Woody Allen plays clarinet with. The only trumpet player who is remotely famous is the man whose life inspired the Broadway musical The Music Man, and he's probably dead.

Why is America in love with the clarinet?

Annie

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    Arizona Broadway Theatre

    7701 W Paradise Ln.
    Peoria, Arizona 85382
    (623) 776-8400
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  • Contact Arizona Broadway Theatre at (623) 776-8400 for questions or hours.