Seeing TV stars in the flesh lets you find out which ones are shorter than you expected and which ones smell exactly as much like pine needles as you’d have hoped. Set your expectations high for this deal to see Kristin Chenoweth at the Palace Theatre at PlayhouseSquare on Wednesday, June 13, at 7:30 p.m. Choose from the following seating options:

• For $33, you get one ticket for seating in the rear orchestra or mezzanine (up to a $64.75 value, including all fees).
• For $22, you get one ticket for seating in the upper or lower balcony (up to a $44.25 value, including all fees).<p>

When it comes to describing Kristin Chenoweth, “multitalented” is an understatement. Overlaying a soaring voice with sparkling charisma, Chenoweth won the 1999 Tony for Best Featured Actress in a Musical and originated the role of Glinda the Good Witch in the smash Broadway hit Wicked, earning both fame as the definitive incarnation of that character and the legal right to carry an Oz passport. Her forays into television have included an Emmy win for Pushing Daisies, a stint on The West Wing, a guest appearance on Glee, and a starring role in ABC’s comedy GCB. Mixing classically trained control with the ability to call up a folksy twang from her childhood in Oklahoma, Chenoweth regales audiences with heartbreaking ballads and high-energy romps.

Originally built as a flagship vaudeville house, the Palace Theatre once boasted the world’s largest electrical sign and a multimillion-dollar art collection. Recently restored to recapture its former splendor, the theater features a grand lobby dominated by an elegant marble staircase, perfect for sliding down to escape ushers trying to stop you from sliding down it.