Door Shakespeare's new office has wonderful space for the box office, administrative offices, and even a rehearsal Hall! But we need to add a space for costume storage. Tonight we are hoping to raise $6000 to build a storage building fit for a King ('s costumes). It'll keep them clean, dry, and mouse free, ready for the next monarch.

We currently have raised $0 towards our goal for the costume storage Building.

As you step into the new Door Shakespeare office, imagine walking or rolling up to a professionally made, artisan designed counter. You will be greeted by our interns at this super-efficient workspace designed and built by Jillaine and Andrew (Burton) Seefeldt of Woodwalk Gallery.

A step up from our curbside finds of the past, this counter will be the design feature of our new offices.

We are in the development stage of the design process. The pictures illustrate the features we are looking for, but not the exact design of the custom piece.

A donor has stepped forward to add a kitchen to our new office space, but we are looking to upgrade our refrigerator and add a stove.

We know you love our cookies: chocolate chip, cherry granola, oatmeal or molasses. We bake 'em all on the day of show, with freshly frozen dough from Sunflower bakery in Sturgeon Bay.

The refrigerator we have is small, with a freezer section encapsulated within the unit: not the most efficient way to go. In addition to storing some of our concession items and wine for Wine Nights, we use our fridge to store staff lunches and snacks for our actors when we're in rehearsal.

We'll be back in the Garden soon! Help us bring you the cookies you know and love at our concession stand, chill our wine, and stock the larder.

I still get a thrill from pulling a woodchip out of my sneaker mid winter! ...memories of a summer at Door Shakespeare. Mmmm.

Have you noticed? There are two types of wood chips at Door Shakespeare: "regular" chips line the path to the stage, but a special kind of chip surrounds the performance area. Dark brown in color, we love to hear the interns shout, "the chocolate chippers are here!" It means opening night is just around the corner.

Be a part of the excitement by donating to our "chocolate chipper" fund. You'll be proud to walk on 'em. I know we will.

Boy it's hard to find housing for our visiting artists. But, you can help! Donate to the actor housing fund. $150 covers a week of housing. Thank you!

This year at the virtual gala, we're all missing out on Amy's mosquito impersonation. But you don't need microphone amplification to imagine these guys. We do a pretty good job keeping them at bay; and it's all thanks to you.

Want to experience the glow that comes from when you overhear a fellow patron say, "Wow! the mosquitos aren't that bad tonight."? Consider a donation to the mosquito abatement fund. We'll all thank you for it.

Camp Will is Door Shakespeare's summer youth theatre program, and our teaching artists are the heart and soul of it all. Travelling from all over the US to be a part of the Door Shakespeare Company, our teaching artists do double duty by performing in the evening, and teaching during the day.

Help support their work by donating to the Camp Will Teaching Artist Fund. Thank you!

Once our goal is reached, additional donated funds will continue to go towards the Camp Will Teaching Artist Fund.

It's about 200 yards from the set and property storage building to our stage. The Door Shakespeare gator gets us there with everything we need in tow. Help recommission the gator for summer service by replacing the battery, spark plugs, and brake wires. Thank you!

Our New Rehearsal Hall in our New Offices has great access to kitchen and washroom facilities through two double door entry and exit ways. Challenge? There are no doors on the passages.

To reduce sound interference during rehearsal and box office hours, our last fundraising initiative is to raise funds to add doors to the Rehearsal Hall.

We are still in the design phase, so the doors pictured are not necessarily what the final design will look like, but they're close.

Let the doors be shut upon him, that he may play the fool no where but in's own house. -Hamlet, III, i

Two Sets of Double Doors, Hardware and Labor $2000