Audiences and
families in the greater Atlanta area invited to enjoy laughs, tricks
and more!
There’s no shortage of good times at Aurora Theatre
this August! Georgia’s fastest-growing professional theater is lining
up some of the best comedic talent for adults in need of a laugh-filled
night out, from Dad’s
Garage to The
3 Wise Guys – Dan
Mengini, Steve
“The Nice Guy” Mingolla, and Vinnie Coppola.
Young
theatergoers can also get in on some educational, magical, and wholesome
fun with several shows from Aurora
Children’s Playhouse, including Cirque du Todd, Phenomenal
Physics, and The
Flying Turtle and Other Animal Folktales. Families can
also head to the main stage for the soaring, thought-provoking Stephen
Schwartz musical Children
of Eden or get spooked on the Lawrenceville Square
during Lawrenceville
Ghost Tours.
From serious to scary – and everything in
between – there’s a slew of entertainment at Gwinnett’s favorite
theater this August!
Special August Programming
The 3 Wise GuysFriday, August 23
and Saturday, August 247:15 p.m. and 9:15
p.m.Tickets from $15
Those who love to laugh are invited to a hilarious, fast-paced show
with three of the area’s best headlining comedians! The 3 Wise Guys is
a collaboration of talents: Dan Mengini’s honest comedy will keep
attendees laughing for a lifetime; Steve “The Nice Guy” Mingolla’s act
is clean and never mean; and Vinnie Coppola is a true comic’s comic –
his real secret weapon is his persona.
For more information and
tickets, please visit bit.ly/AT3WiseGuys.
Aurora Children’s Playhouse
Saturdays at 10
a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
Tickets $7
Aurora Children’s Playhouse brings together the best children’s
performers in the region to showcase their artistry for parents and
children. Featuring puppeteers, magicians, storytellers, and musicians,
these 45-minute shows are intended to give children their first
theatrical experience through a lively production, sure to capture the
attention of the whole family! For more information, visit bit.ly/ChildrensPlayhouse2019.
Cirque Du Todd
Saturday, August
10
Marvel at some magic with Todd Key, an extraordinary talent with
amazing skill in the art of juggling. A legendary fixture at
Renaissance Festivals in North America as a part of the act The
Zucchini Brothers, Key hones his solo show Cirque Du Todd especially
for children and families. Attendees are sure to be awestruck and
entertained, as a man balances upon a small, thin board, performs rope
tricks, interacts with the audience, and juggles the ten most dangerous
objects in history – all while keeping everyone laughing. For more
information, please visit bit.ly/CirqueDuTodd.
Phenomenal Physics
Saturday, August
17
Prepare to be amazed by the force, as this show by Big Thinkers Science
Exploration explores the whirring world of physics! Audiences can learn
to defy gravity and make water levitate, gain a new perspective about
inertia with some “skate board science,” observe awesome flashes of
heat as energy is converted from potential to kinetic, and more! This
physics show is truly ph-abulous! More information available at bit.ly/PhenomenalPhysics.
The Flying Turtle and Other
Animal Folktales
Saturday, August
24
Families are invited to travel the world with storyteller Barry Stewart
Mann, exploring tales of animals from as close as the Cherokee
mountains and as far as China and Australia. Ever since the beginning
of creation, humans have been fascinated by and told stories about
animals that have helped to explain the natural world, to entertain
each other, and to teach basic values. This show features a series
of lively retellings of a diverse array of folklore, replete with
playful puppets, colorful costumes, props, and plenty of audience
participation and volunteer opportunities sure to have audiences
feeling companionship with Earth’s four-legged and winged friends! For
more information, visit bit.ly/AnimalFolklore.
Continuing in August…
Children of Eden
Through September
1
Tuesday – Saturday
at 8 p.m.
Saturday and
Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
Telling the tale of the Book of Genesis in two acts, this
family-friendly masterpiece with book by John Caird and music and
lyrics by Stephen Schwartz covers the story of creation and the great
flood – all while examining the complex love between parents and
children. Audiences of all ages will appreciate the musical twist on
these famous stories! For more information and tickets, please visit
bit.ly/ticketseden.
Lawrenceville Ghost Tours
Fridays and
Saturdays at 8:30 p.m.
Adults $12,
Children $9
For years, the Lawrenceville Ghost Tours have told tales about Gwinnett
County’s spookiest spots. Guests can take 90-minute guided tours around
metro-Atlanta’s oldest city and hear stories of its history and
paranormal activity. The tour begins and ends at Aurora Theatre and
runs May through September, with tours continuing every night in
October. To purchase tickets online, please visit scarystroll.com
or call 678.226.6222.
For more information or to purchase tickets for events,
call the Box
Office at 678.226.6222
or visit www.auroratheatre.com.
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