Murder at the Palace,

About the event

Murder at the Palace

A Roaring 20's Murder Mystery
at The Historic Palace Theatre
 

Saturday, November 14 at 7-10PM

$60 per person | Cash Bar | Must be 21+ to attend

Save the date for an adults-only night out set in the Roaring ’20s, as the Historic Palace Theatre plays host to a Murder Mystery event that’s truly to die for!

Step into the glamour, intrigue, and danger of the Jazz Age as our professional artists bring the evening’s colorful characters, victims, and suspects to life. You’ll die laughing as the mystery unfolds, clues are revealed, and you try to figure out whodunit!

The evening will include light bites, beverages, basket raffles, and more.

Gather your friends, dress to impress, and get ready for a night of mystery, mayhem, and murder!

All proceeds benefit the artistic and educational programming of The Growing Stage.

Why should you sponsor?

The Mission of The Growing Stage, The Children’s Theatre of NJ is to nurture the development of the performing arts through education — and to create, produce and perform works that engage the entire family.
 

The Growing Stage seeks to be a model of excellence in theatre for young audiences. Therefore, we strive to develop new initiatives through the arts, on both the stage and in the classroom. Above all, we do so to enhance and benefit the lives of our young people.

David O'Neill

David O'Neill is Development Director at The Growing Stage, The Children's Theatre of NJ, and holds a BFA in event design and illustration. While he focused on advertising and marketing for the better part of his career, he performed in multiple TGS productions and lent his design skills to the organization with the goal of expanding the theater's visual brand, for which he received the NJ Theatre Alliance Award of Recognition. He later joined the board of trustees and led the board as President until 2024. At the same time, Dave helped develop our Improv classes in the Creative Arts Academy, where he shares his 12+ years of improv comedy experience with students— focusing on confidence, teamwork and storytelling. Today, he works as Development Director for The Growing Stage, focused on patron relations and fundraising, and designs our mainstage sets.

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