The dating Game

Join us for a night of mingling, flirting, the dating game, and more! All activities are optional; you are free to roam the space as you'd like throughout the night. There will be both women and men between the ages of 20-50.

Evening schedule:

~9pm Doors open (arrive, grab a drink, explore)

~9:45-10:45pm Dating game in the theater

~11-12am Mixer games hosted by DeFrost Social

~11-12am Live band in the theater

~Speakeasy will be open until 2am - stick around to mingle, dance, and flirt!

Dating game details:

4 contestants (2 women & 2 men) will be pre-selected and will be in the green room where they won't be able to see or hear anything. At random, 6 people will be asked if they'd like to participate each round from the crowd.

Once the participants are randomly selected and are on the stage, we will bring out the contestant. We will do one round of questions, then have a short intermission then repeat the process 3 more times.

Although not everyone will be actively on stage participating in the game, you will not want to miss watching from the audience! Our MC will be interacting with the crowd throughout, and we'll have some crowd games sprinkled throughout the time as well. This will be exactly as if you were at the game show - if not better 😉

DeFrost Social Mixer Details:

After the Dating Game show at 11pm in the speakeasy Grotto, Margaret Elizabeth will host interactive mixer games that facilitate connections. More information at @defrostsocial.

Some final notes:

🎟️ Even though we're promoting this event publicly, it will be a completely private event. Only the ticket holders will be in the areas that are being used.

💃 Dresscode - dress to impress! Go for anything between cocktail hour and black tie

📸 Photographers will be snapping pics and video throughout the evening

📚 Some history about the venue - The Jewlbox theater was built in 1932 and was used by Paramount to screen new movies. Being that this was towards the end of the Prohibition, drinking alcohol was illegal in public. After the movie was over the patrons would exit the theater and go through a secret door into a speakeasy where they would drink