Somewhere, in one of the world's backwards dimensions, dinner theatre is replaced by theatre dinner, where patrons watch a roast cook for two hours then eat a copy of Pirandello's Six Characters in Search of an Author. Enjoy more lively entertainment and a less papery meal with today's WagJag: for $57, get two theatre tickets and a five-course dinner buffet for two at Class Act Dinner Theatre (a $130 value).

The Class Act Dinner Theatre provides fine fare for the mind and stomach with a range of theatre productions and an award-winning five-course buffet. Use your voucher to take in the show of your choice from the theatre's schedule, plus a feast with something to please everyone. All meals feature a AAA roast beef carvery served au jus with Yorkshire pudding, chicken, a pasta or rice dish, potatoes, veggies, an assortment of salads, plus coffee, tea and a wide array of desserts.

Currently playing, Help, I Married an American, a comical story of how a quiet and reserved amateur historian meets his match when a boistrous War of 1812 buff comes to town along with her entire military re-enactment group. Running May 2–June 21st, 7-10 Split zooms in on the life of Earl, an aspiring pro bowler and lover of money whose numerous attempts to profit from get rich quick schemes have only resulted in failure of gutter-ball proportions. Earl gets another chance to strike it rich when a wealthy prince offers him an investment opportunity that inspires his greatest scheme yet. Stay tuned for more Class Act Dinner Theatre shows to come this summer.