Entertainment

Sister is back, and this time she’s tackling the Sacraments of Marriage and the Last Rites with her trademark blend of quick wit, sharp humor, and good-natured sass. From outrageous lessons on wedded bliss to her laugh-out-loud spin on the Newlywed Game, Sister proves once again she’s the feistiest couples counselor around.

Get ready for an evening of side-splitting fun where classroom participation is not optional—it’s mandatory! Bring your sweetie, your friends, and your sense of humor for a night of interactive comedy that will have the whole audience in stitches.

Doors open one hour before.

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.

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

The Sanderson Sisters are back – and this time there is a mystery to solve before midnight strikes. Blending spooky comedy, big musical numbers, audience participation, and nostalgic charm, this spooktacular experience is a Halloween hit for both adults and families.

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.

Thank you for being a friend! Especially a Golden Girl friend! Your favorite ladies from the ‘80’s are throwing a party, and you’re invited! Sophia, Blanch, Rose and Dorothy have worked long and hard to throw the perfect celebration, but will they still be celebrating when they discover that one of their party guests has murderous intentions? As Rose attempts to lighten the mood with a song, someone’s attempting to lighten the mood with a BANG!

Who could the killer be? Cast your vote! Perhaps YOU can solve this Golden Girls Mystery?

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.

Join Joe Regan every Thursday night at the Carriage House for an evening of great food, cocktails, and your favorite show tunes. Joe performs Broadway favorites, takes requests from the audience, and shares the mic with guests eager to be in the spotlight.

A fixture on the metropolitan area’s piano bar and cabaret scene, Joe has been nominated numerous times for Outstanding Piano Bar Instrumentalist by the Manhattan Association of Cabarets (MAC Award). He performs regularly at Don’t Tell Mama in New York City and, of course, right here at the Carriage House.

Take the stage, sing along from your table, or simply sit back and enjoy the show.