Putting it Frankly: Give Local is This Week

After a full year of pandemic life, it is finally beginning to feel as though the theater world may return to some level of normalcy by the Fall of 2021. Hoping that this is the case, we announced our 2021–2022 Webster Bank Broadway Season yesterday and are looking forward to announcing additional music acts and performances in the near future.

We still have many important milestones to pass before we can resume our regular theater and music programming, but in the meantime, we are delighted to be able to host small-scale activities in the building, such as history tours, educational programs, and limited special events! It is such a pleasure to welcome these small groups to the theater once again, as the Palace gradually comes back to life.

While our optimism remains high, the reality is that we won’t put any shows on sale for a few more months until we feel more confident. And, like last year at this time, we will not be able to hold our two major Spring fundraising events, given the COVID-19 restrictions still in place.

So, once again I turn to you, our loyal patrons and supporters, in hopes that you can help ensure our theater’s livelihood as we await our eventual reopening. Please consider supporting us in any of the following ways. Truthfully, every dollar counts!

• $25 – Take a Chance! Purchase a raffle ticket — the top prize is $3000 in cash! Click here for details.
• $100 – Marquee Message! Leave a heartfelt message for someone on our Palace Marquee. Click here for details.
• Give Local! Support the Palace during this 36-hour online giving event hosted by the Connecticut Community Foundation, and sponsored by ION Bank, from 7 a.m. on April 20 to 7 p.m. on April 21. Click here for details.
• Annual Fund Support! Make a gift of your choice to our Annual Fund. The sky’s the limit! Click here for details.
  

I anxiously look forward to resuming our normal course of business, and again serving you the quality entertainment you have come to expect from the Palace.

With deep appreciation, continued optimism, and continued wishes for your good health,
Sincerely,
Frank Tavera, CEO