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Without A Cue Productions invites guests to step into the colorful world of Mrs. Roper Bingo, a lively themed evening inspired by everyone’s favorite caftan-clad sitcom icon. Guests can enjoy two hours of bingo, prizes, a silent auction, cocktails, and karaoke to cap off the night. Whether dressed in a bright caftan and red wig or simply ready for a good time, attendees can expect an evening filled with laughter, nostalgia, and fabulous fun in true Mrs. Roper style.

Doors open at 6:00PM

Acclaimed singer and pianist Michelle Foster celebrates the timeless music of Carole King in a captivating concert filled with the songs that defined a generation. With warmth, vibrant talent, and irresistible personality, Foster brings King’s legendary songbook to life with favorites like “It’s Too Late”, “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman”, “You’ve got a friend” and many more favorites.

Doors open at 6:00 PM

Blending extraordinary vocal artistry with the wit, storytelling, and audience connection of a classic cabaret entertainer, Hägg creates an intimate experience that recalls the glamour of a bygone era while feeling thoroughly contemporary. Her performances have captivated audiences at iconic venues including The Russian Tea Room, The Triad Theater, The Beekman Hotel, Winnie’s Jazz Club, and The Flatiron Room, earning a devoted following for her charm, humor, and magnetic stage presence.

Doors open at 6:45 PM

Returning chanteuse of Carriage House Brookside Cabarets past, Broadway veteran Elizabeth Ward Land (Amazing Grace, Memphis, The Scarlet Pimpernel) stars in Still Within the Sound of My Voice: The Songs of Linda Ronstadt.

Winner of the 2020 Bistro Award, Still Within the Sound of My Voice touches on genres ranging from rock, country, folk, light opera, big band and mariachi, with Elizabeth Ward Land finding her perfect vocal match in this salute to the great Linda Ronstadt. Tracing her life and career to songs from the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers vast catalogue, including YOU’RE NO GOOD, BLUE BAYOU, FRENESI, and LONG, LONG TIME, the evening promises something for every music lover.

Doors open at 6:45 PM

For more than a century, the Land of Oz has enchanted the Young at Heart. But this time, something wicked has happened… There’s been a murder in Oz. Join Dorothy and her familiar companions as they venture beyond Munchkinland and the Emerald City into a strange and mysterious land, where nothing—and no one—is quite what it seems. The journey will be treacherous. The suspects are plenty. And somewhere along the way, secrets will be revealed.

Doors open at 6:00 PM

Put your knowledge to the test with an evening of fast-paced, pop culture and entertainment-leaning trivia brought to you by Best Men Trivia. Enjoy five exciting rounds of trivia, audio and video clues, and non-stop momentum. Gather your team and eat while you compete for fantastic prizes in a fun and engaging atmosphere.

Doors open at 6:00 PM

After becoming one of the longest-running actors to portray Frankie Valli in Broadway’s smash hit Jersey Boys, Essex County, New Jersey’s own Dominic Scaglione Jr. takes the stage for an exclusive evening dedicated entirely to the music of Frank Sinatra.

Bringing his own powerful voice, natural swagger, and deep New Jersey roots to Ol’ Blue Eyes’ timeless catalog, Scaglione delivers an intimate love letter to the ultimate Jersey icon.

From high-energy swinging classics to poignant late-night balladry, Frankie to Frank isn’t an impersonation—it’s an authentic, passionate celebration of the definitive American songbook performed by one of Broadway’s finest. Join us for a extraordinary night of Sinatra’s greatest hits.

Broadway veteran Jarran Muse takes audiences on a soulful, intimate journey through the music, memories, and legends of Motown. Drawing from his own experience portraying Motown legend Marvin Gaye in Motown the Musical on Broadway and the First National Tour, and working alongside founder Berry Gordy for half a decade, Jarran shares a uniquely personal perspective on the songs, stories, and artists that changed American music forever.

The Golden Girls are at it again! Miami’s Fab Four are planning their annual Halloween Shindig, and the goblins and ghouls have all come out to play. As Rose dresses the room in traditional St. Olaf Halloween decorations and Blanche dons her cat ears, Dorothy eagerly anticipates a surprise guest…but the surprise might be on her when things don’t work out the way she hoped and Sophia shows us her Psycho side. In the end, all we can say is… thank you for being a fiend.

Doors open at 6:00 PM

Broadway veteran Benjamin Eakeley (Cabaret, She Loves Me, Sweeney Todd, On A Clear Day, You Can See Forever) celebrates the iconic Paper Mill productions that inspired him to chase his dreams on the Great White Way. This new cabaret is a love letter to the Playhouse and to his hometown of Millburn-Short Hills. Eakeley’s concerts have been named a Critics’ Pick and “One of the Top 10 Cabarets in NYC” by Time Out, and he has also received a NY Drama Critics’ Circle Special Citation and an Astaire Award Nomination. He has performed on Broadway alongside Patti LuPone, Harry Connick, Jr. and Alan Cumming, and he is thrilled to bring this personal concert to the Carriage House.

BAH! HUMBUG! Ebenezer Scrooge is a changed man—generous, joyful, and practically giving his fortune away. But at his nephew’s festive Christmas party, the merriment takes a deadly turn…Ebenezer Scrooge has been murdered. Enter Sherlock Holmes, who needs your help to crack the case. Follow the clues, question the suspects, and uncover the secrets hiding beneath the holiday cheer. Everyone has a motive. Everyone has something to hide. And somewhere among the festivities is a killer. Put your detective skills to the test and help Sherlock solve A Dickens of a Murder

Doors open at 6:00 PM

Joe Regan, Live at the Piano Every Thursday night at 7:30 PM