A Cabaret With a Message: Who Are “The Wicked”- And Who Gets to Decide? |
Who gets to decide who is wicked? Discover the deeper message behind a unique cabaret-style dinner theater experience coming to Braselton. |

Some people are easy to label. Good. Bad. Hero. Villain. But real life - and the best stories - are rarely that simple. That idea sits at the heart of The Wicked, a dinner theater experience presented by Leather & Lace Events at the Braselton Civic Center on Friday, October 30. Yes, there’s dinner. There’s live entertainment. There’s a night out. But underneath it all, there’s a question: Who gets to decide who is wicked? We’re Pretty Quick to Judge We do it without even realizing it. We hear one side of a story. We see one decision someone made. We know their reputation. And before long, we think we know exactly who that person is. Stories do the same thing. We’re introduced to the hero and the villain, and we immediately know who we’re supposed to cheer for. But what happens when we hear the other side? Suddenly, things can get complicated. What If the Label Is Wrong? At its core, The Wicked explores the misunderstood—the person who has already been judged and given a name. Wicked. But is that who they really are? Or is that simply who everyone decided they were? It’s a surprisingly relatable idea. Most of us have experienced a moment when someone misunderstood our intentions, made an assumption or formed an opinion without knowing the entire story. And chances are, we’ve done the same thing to someone else. Entertainment That Leaves You With Something That’s what makes The Wicked more than just another night out. Leather & Lace Events is wrapping that bigger idea inside a cabaret-style dinner theater experience filled with food, performance and entertainment. You can gather your friends, enjoy dinner, have a drink and get caught up in the show. But somewhere along the way, you might also find yourself thinking about the question behind it all. Who are “the wicked”—and who gets to decide? Maybe the answer depends on which side of the story you’ve heard. The Wicked takes the stage for one night only, Friday, October 30, at the Braselton Civic Center. |


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