Legendary entertainers Kenan and Kel made theatrical history when they broke down the fourth wall, and then, to the consternation of the set designer, broke down the second and third walls as well. Experience the magic of the stage with today’s deal to The Lyric Stage Company of Boston. Choose from the following options:

• For $60, you get two tickets to Big River (up to a $120 value). Choose from the following dates:
• Friday, Sept 2, 8pm
• Saturday, Sept 3, 3pm
• Saturday, Sept 3, 8pm
• Thursday, Sept 8, 7:30pm
• Friday, Sept 9, 8pm
• Wednesday, Sept 14, 7:30pm
• Thursday, Sept 15, 7:30pm

• Friday, Sept 16, 8pm<p>

• For $56, you get two tickets to Or, (up to a $112 value). Choose from the following dates:
• Friday, Oct 14, 8pm
• Saturday, Oct 15, 3pm
• Saturday, Oct 15, 8pm
• Wednesday, Oct 19, 7:30pm
• Thursday, Oct 20, 7:30pm
• Friday, Oct 21, 8pm
• Saturday, Oct 22, 8pm

• Sunday, Oct 23, 3pm<p>

• For $60, you get two tickets to Ain’t Misbehavin’ (up to a $120 value). Choose from the following dates:
• Thursday, November 17, 7:30pm
• Friday, November 18, 8pm
• Saturday November 19, 3pm
• Saturday, November 19, 8pm
• Sunday, November 20, 3pm
• Tuesday, November 22, 7:30pm
• Friday, November 25, 8pm
• Saturday November 26, 3pm
• Saturday, November 26, 8pm
• Sunday, November 27, 3pm
  
  

For more than 35 years, The Lyric Stage Company of Boston has been mining tears and guffaws from audiences with an eclectic lineup of classics and contemporary works. Every year, 40,000 drama junkies, including 2,000 season-ticket holders, flock to the theater’s intimate performance space, where no seat is more than 35 feet from the stage to facilitate quick and easy group hugs between audience and cast. During the 2011–2012 season, Huck Finn drifts down the Mississippi and into the hearts of audiences in Big River, an adaptation of Mark Twain’s classic that fuses the novel’s timeless humor with a bluegrass-tinged soundtrack courtesy of Roger Miller. The production is helmed by Lyric Stage Company producing artistic director Spiro Veloudos, whose theatrical prowess and commitment to casting actors instead of stringless marionettes have earned him numerous honors, including the 2006 Elliot Norton Award for Sustained Excellence.

Or, rounds out the fall, and is playwright Liz Duffy Adams’s comedic homage to the first lady of the stage, Aphra Behn, who entered the world of showbiz after exchanging the smoke screens of spyhood for an equally potent array of literary devices. Ain’t Misbehavin’ keeps the good times rolling with music by legendary jazz pianist Fats Waller and performances that capture the in-your-face exuberance of the Harlem Renaissance like a pop-up book of Langston Hughes poems.

All general theater seating is first come, first served.