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Through March 3, 2013, Tales of Edgar Allan Poe will be at The Center for Puppetry Arts. I’m going to try & make it out to this show, as it looks awesome. Per the summary: “Step inside the ruins of a fallen house where mysterious spirits bedevil the living and where it is always a midnight dreary. Gothic designs, haunting music, and shadowy figures breathe life into Poe’s tapestry of terror, weaving his classics The Raven, The Tell-Tale Heart, The Bells, The Black Cat, and The Cask of Amontillado with his lesser known works Berenice, The Oval Portrait, M.S. Found in a Bottle, and Lenore. These macabre tales will leave your heart pounding, evermore!”
Since it’s part of the New Directions Series for Adults & Teens, tickets are regularly $25 each for nonmembers and $15 each for members. Want to see it on the cheap? You have a few ways to get discount tickets to Tales of Edgar Allan Poe:
- On Goldstar’s Atlanta page, you’ll find a deal for discount tickets to the February 21 & 26 performances of Tales of Edgar Allan Poe.
- While they last, $12.50 buys one ticket to Tales of Edgar Allan Poe at The Center for Puppetry Arts, thanks to a deal on PoshDealz. As of today (February 21), PoshDealz has tickets available for performances on February 22, 26, 27, & 28 as well as March 1, 2013.
- AtlanTIX has discount tickets to the February 21 & 24 performances of Tales of Edgar Allan Poe. After fees, it tends to be one of the more expensive discount tickets, so use it as a backup.
And you can still check out The Adventures of Mighty Bug, playing at the Center for Puppetry Arts through March 17, 2013. It sounds like a cute show. Per the summary: “Welcome to Bugville, a jumpin’ little insect community that swings to the Bugville Boogie and the sweet sounds of WBUG Radio star Morpha Butterfly. Watching over the insect citizens is the one and only Mighty Bug, a superhero with super strength, smelling, hearing, and flying abilities. But Mighty Bug isn’t the only arthropod with an eye on Bugville. The evil arachnid Scorpiana has assembled a group to attack the town. Can Mighty Bug defeat them.”
Tickets are regularly $16.50 each for nonmembers and $9.25 each for members. Want to see it on the cheap? You have a few ways to get discount tickets to The Adventures of Mighty Bug:
- While they last, $8.25 buys one ticket to The Adventures of Mighty Bug at The Center for Puppetry Arts, thanks to a deal on PoshDealz. As of today (February 20), PoshDealz has tickets available for performances on February 21 & 27, as well as March 7 & 14, 2013.
- On Goldstar’s Atlanta page, you’ll find a deal for discount tickets to select performances of The Adventures of Mighty Bug. As of today (February 20), discount tickets are available for performances from February 21-March 1, 2013.
- If you have an Atlanta Entertainment book, you’ll find BOGO all-inclusive ticket on page E53 of the 2013 edition. The online edition of the Entertainment book includes bonus BOGO coupons (valid for 14 days once you hit print); I could access the online coupons as soon as I ordered my book. FYI–Through February 24, 2013, Entertainment books are $19.99 each plus you’ll get free shipping.
- You can use code “WSB” to buy one ticket & get one free to Sunday performances of The Adventures of Mighty Bug at The Center for Puppetry Arts.
- AtlanTIX also has discount tickets to The Adventures of Mighty Bug. After fees, it tends to be one of the more expensive discount tickets, so use it as a backup.
Want to skip the show & just check out the Jim Henson exhibitions & other puppets in the museum? You have free admission options:
- From 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. on Thursdays, it’s free to tour the museum.
- Saturday, March 2, 2013, is the next Fulton County Free Museum Day; admission to the museum is free for Fulton County residents, government employees & students. If you opt to see the show while you’re there, you can save 25% on a ticket.
- And the Center for Puppetry Arts just launched a Georgia Public Libraries Passport to Puppetry program. If you have a library card, you can check out a Passport to Puppetry at any participating public library in all 159 Georgia counties. The Passport to Puppetry gives a family of four free admission to the Center for Puppetry Art’s museum. If you want to see a show while you’re there, you can buy same-day tickets for 25% off, excluding Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
The Center for Puppetry Arts is located at 1404 Spring St. NW at 18th St., Atlanta.
–Jennifer Maciejewski
