What You'll Get
The right lighting can set the mood, whether it’s the twinkle of fireflies, a full moon in a starry sky, or a glowing lava flow oozing through a downtown thoroughfare. Heat up the night with this GrouponLive deal.
Choose Between Two Options
- $35 for dinner and a TV-show filming of The Mating Game for one (a $79 value).
- $59 for the above package for two (a $158 value)<p>
Each guest receives the following: * Choice of three tapas, such as stuffed mushrooms or shrimp and corn dip * Choice of dessert * Two domestic beers or glasses of wine * Access to The Mating Game’s private online-dating site, which is only open to audience members<p>
The comedic cast of Saturday Nite Live in Atlanta pairs up with Dinner with the Mob to speed-date with singles as they shoot a 90-minute show for a TV series. Hosts quiz contestants on topics that would normally be off-limits on a first date, such as how much money they make and their romantic history. As the hilarity ensues, guests mingle with cast members and local singles while devouring tapas handcrafted by Chef Michael Persichetti, who graduated from the Culinary Institute of America with honors and trained under Iron Chef America winner Kevin Rathbun. Michael’s menu showcases such morsels as zucchini straws with lemon-garlic aioli, bacon-and-blue-cheese salad, and veggie flatbread pizza. Digital copies of the show will be available for download approximately four weeks after shooting.<p>
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Sep 20, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 2 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per table, 2 per tables of 4 or more. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required. Subject to availability.. Dine-in only. Must be on time or will not be admitted due to filming. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Saturday Nite Live in Atlanta
During live filmings in Metroplex Theater of Fine Arts' enormous dining room, the actors of Saturday Nite Live in Atlanta put a local spin on sketch comedy. The show invites guests to sit back and snack on a four-course Italian meal and, if they choose, jump on stage to join in on the comedic antics. The two-hour tapings intersperse comedic performances with the delivery of meal courses, filling plates with chicken encrusted with roma tomatoes and mozzarella, spaghetti and meatballs, or vegetarian and gluten-free entrees. Additionally, a souvenir DVD—replete with a backstage feature revealing the secrets behind the curtain's tightly sealed lips—lends clients a permanent record of the production.