There’s dinner.

There’s theater.

And then there are those nights that turn into something you’ll still be talking about the next day.

The Wicked, presented by Leather & Lace Events, is bringing that kind of experience to Braselton on Friday, October 30.

Rather than choosing between dinner out and a night of entertainment, guests will experience both as part of one evening, pairing a chef-crafted multi-course dinner with a live theatrical performance by the Leather & Lace Stars.

But The Wicked promises something more than simply dinner and a show. It promises an incredible story.

A Different Kind of Night Out In Braselton.

Most nights out follow a familiar routine.

You choose a restaurant. You have dinner. Maybe you’ll find something to do afterward.

Dinner theater changes familiar completely.

From the moment you arrive, the meal and entertainment become part of the same experience. Instead of watching a screen or sitting in a traditional theater, you're sharing the evening with the performers, the other guests and the story unfolding around you.

That makes The Wicked an opportunity to trade the ordinary Friday night for something a little more unexpected.

And with the event taking place the night before Halloween, the timing couldn't be better for a story with a darker side.

Every Story Has Another Side.

At the center of The Wicked is someone misunderstood.

Someone judged.

Someone others have already decided to call wicked.

Inspired by raw emotion and hard truths, the performance explores what can happen when there's more to someone's story than what everyone else sees.

Because sometimes the person labeled the villain has a story no one bothered to hear.

That gives The Wicked something every memorable night at the theater needs: a reason to wonder what happens next.

Dinner Takes Center Stage, Too.

Of course, this isn't only about what's happening on stage.

The dinner is part of the experience.

Guests will enjoy a multi-course meal prepared by the Leather & Lace culinary team while the evening's theatrical performance unfolds.

Come with friends. Make it a date night. Gather a group. Or simply come because you'd like to experience something different happening right here in Braselton.

An Evening Made for October.

There's something about late October that makes us want a little mystery.

A little drama.

And maybe even a little magic.

On Friday, October 30, the Braselton Civic Center will become the setting for all three.

The Wicked brings together food, theater and storytelling for an evening designed to be experienced - not simply watched.

And perhaps before the night is over, you'll find yourself wondering:

Was the one they called wicked really the villain after all?

Grab your tickets today because this unforgettable experience will sell out.