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GIVE A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATION & support our 2025 season!

Youth production film of Julius Casar and fundraiser October 7, 2024 thru January 5, 2025 on YouTube.  

Please consider making a donation to help us bring our 2025 season to life with one mainstage production, our annual youth performance and special events. 

 

Your support provides Shakespeare In Detroit with a predictable source of revenue, helps increase our efficiency and reduce costs. If you have questions about giving, please contact info@shakespeareindetroit.com.

Shakespeare in Detroit is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Federal Tax ID Number: 47-4374924.

What we've accomplished so far

Thanks to your charitable donations, we have:

  • Given away nearly $60,000 in scholarships to Detroit students.

  • Impacted more than 30,000 individuals over the past decade.

  • Performed 17 professional productions in Detroit communities in the past 11 years.

  • Produced sustainable productions with up-cycled and recycled materials.

  • Introduced outdoor theatrical performances to New Center Park, Campus Martius Park and Grand Circus Park.

  • Introduced 3,000 youth to artistic and vocational theater practices, such as: costume rendering, scenic rendering, lighting/sound design.

Mission

Shakespeare in Detroit is a nonprofit organization that enhances and supports the cultural, educational and financial growth of Detroit with professional theatre created through a conscious lens of equity, diversity and inclusion.

Vision

Shakespeare in Detroit will produce the classics, musicals, contemporary and new works in equal measure throughout each season as the official Shakespeare organization of the city. The pioneering theatre company will attract tourists from all over the world to see its world-class offerings of staged readings, theatrical productions and special events as a cultural force in Detroit. The company’s work will also include educational programming to complement and supplement the curriculums of K-12 students throughout Southeast Michigan.

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