Live theater tends to be more thrilling than film, largely due to the heightened odds of seeing someone flub a line or deliver a stirring monologue while sitting in your lap. Vicariously live the freewheeling thespian life with today’s GrouponLive deal to see My Fair Lady, presented by Oklahoma City Repertory Theater at Civic Center Music Hall's Freede Little Theatre. Choose from the following options:
For $15, you get one ticket to a matinee performance (up to a $30 value). Matinee shows begin at 1:30 p.m. Valid matinee performances include the following:
- Saturday, February 11
- Sunday, February 12
- Saturday, February 18
- Sunday, February 19
For $16, you get one ticket to an evening performance (up to a $35 value). Evening shows begin at 7:30 p.m. Valid evening performances include the following:
- Friday, February 10
- Saturday, February 11
- Tuesday, February 14
- Friday, February 17
- Saturday, February 18
- Sunday, February 19
Now in its 10th anniversary season, Oklahoma City Repertory Theater sweetens the weeks around Valentine's Day by resurrecting the Broadway classic My Fair Lady, which sung its way to six Tony Awards, including Best Musical of 1956. Based on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion, the tartly romantic tale follows of the socially ambitious Cockney flower-seller Eliza Doolittle as she seeks out and bristles against the tutelage of stuffy phoneticist Henry Higgins. Theatergoers give in to irrepressible toe-tapping and armrest strumming as classic songs, including "Wouldn't It Be Loverly?" and "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face," pour from a seasoned cast, led by Oklahoma City favorite Jonathan Beck Reed. Tucked inside Civic Center Music Hall, the Freede Little Theatre's intimate, 286-seat space pairs well with smaller-scale shows and frames the action with art-deco styling.
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The Groupon Guide to: Airport Security
The airport's TSA (Toned Squad of Angels) agents act as gatekeepers to the skies. Here's what you'll need to know to pass through TSA territory:
• You will be asked to take off your shoes upon approaching the security checkpoint. Shuffling through security with only a thin layer of sock between you and the floor reminds you that you're still an earthbound human even though you're about to soar through the sky like a big ol' bird.
• Passengers will be asked to pass through a full-body scanner, which uses x-ray technology to search for weapons, incriminating thigh tattoos, and gross ulcers. People who do not want a stranger to look at their underclothing areas can opt out of the scan, but they must go on a romantic yacht date with a TSA agent before being allowed to pass through security.
• Liquids in tubes, bottles, or sealed jars are unacceptable because they can't be properly sniffed or spread onto bread for identification purposes. Pour your liquids into plastic grocery bags so that agents can at least run their hands through them.
• Place your laptop computer in its own bin before passing through security. Computers must be examined separately so that agents can edit your screenplay in private.
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