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Detroit Rep Season 70
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Since 1957, Detroit Rep has been the artistic and cultural oasis for all those looking for entertainment, inspiration, and a shared experience. Live theatre brings friends and strangers together in person, in the same space with live, union actors performing stories that reflect our world. It is a welcoming place where people from all walks of life can gather and share fun, food, theatre, and art, reminding us that we are more alike than we are different.
Compelling vision. Bold voices. Historic impact. Almost 70 years ago, a small, radical band of theatre artists—writers, actors, designers—formed a company that created and performed original plays for children using professional actors with racially integrated casts. The company was guided by its belief in the basic, but powerful, children’s story themes of fairness, sharing, and cooperation. And most important, its open casting policy foretold a radical movement that Broadway producers now follow: cast the best actor for the job, regardless of the color of skin, ethnicity, or gender—unless germane to the story. That dream started here in 1957, when race and class had been dividing people all across America. Determined to make a difference in the economic and racial disparity of segregation, the company opened its professional, union theatre, playing for all ages on Woodrow Wilson in the heart of the city.
The Detroit Rep is essential to the cultural fabric of metro Detroit. The Rep has remained here in the neighborhood with the same mission: to open wide the stage doors and welcome all colors, beliefs, and walks of life. The Detroit Rep was here through the 1967 Rebellion, through the city bankruptcy, and even our own building fire. And unlike so many others, we stayed here and we continue to demonstrate that diversity, equity, and inclusion benefit us all.
Your donation brings results. Our award-winning programs and policies have real impact. Over the past 68 years, the Rep has created numerous programs centered around our mission to democratize the arts—to create the most accessible theatre possible. With your help, this mission continues to guide the Rep’s policies of prices, admission, programming, and employment.
Your support helps:
The Millan Theatre Company, named for our founders and dreamers, Bruce Millan and Barbara Busby Millan, had a very direct and demanding vision: to use the power and the joy of live theatre to unite our divided world.
Beginning with the Rocket Community Challenge, and then continuing over the course of season 70, your support for the Rep will earn you recognition as a supporter of diversity-centered theatre:
| Donation | Name of Program |
|---|---|
|
$2500 |
Platinum Partner • Program and Website Acknowledgement • Plaque on Lobby Wall |
| $1000 |
Diamond Donor • Program and Website Acknowledgment • Plaque on Lobby Wall |
| $500 |
Major Citizen Sponsor • Program and Website Acknowledgment |
|
$300 |
Citizen Sponsor • Program and Website Acknowledgment |
| $150 |
Gold Pledge |
| $104 |
Double-up Pledge |
| $52 |
Anna Holley Dollar-a-Week Pledge |
| Donation | Name of Program |
|---|---|
| $3000 ($2500 + $500) | Platinum Partner + Seat Name! |
| $1500 ($1000 + $500) | Diamond Donor + Seat Name! |
| $750 ($500 + $250) | Major Citizen Sponsor + Seat Name! |
THANK YOU!
Organization name
Detroit Repertory Theatre
Tax id (EIN)
38-1689662
Categories
Arts & Culture , Education
Address
13103 WOODROW WILSON