Since 2012, Dark & Stormy has employed over 250 artists and served more than 20,000 audience members. It’s all been possible because of you.
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In 2022, we celebrated Dark & Stormy’s 10th Anniversary. We are proud to be a fixture of the Twin Cities arts community and landscape. Help sustain us over the next decade by making a donation today. We are grateful for your continued support, and we look forward to bringing you vital, dynamic, excellent theater in the years to come.
Thank you!
Peter Christian Hansen and Shayla Courteau in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Jay Presson Allen (2023) | Photo: Bryce Johnson
James Rodriguez and Luverne Seifert in The Norwegians by C. Denby Swanson (2016) | Photo: Melissa Hesse
Donate by Mail
Donating to Dark & Stormy by mail is easy! Please make your check out to Dark & Stormy Productions and mail to:
Dark & Stormy Productions
P.O. Box 131177
Roseville, MN 55113
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Give MN
Give to Dark & Stormy Productions through Give MN ! You can make a donation each November to celebrate Give to the Max, or you can make a sustaining donation each month that will help support us all year long. Click here to make a donation through Give MN today!
Harry Waters, Jr in The Receptionist by Adam Bock (2013) | Photo: Melissa Hesse
Samuel Osborne-Huerta, Jack Bechard, Isaac Bratt, and Noë Tallen in The Physicists by Friedrich Dürrenmatt (2024) | Photo: Alyssa Kristine
Join the Dark & Stormy Board
Dark & Stormy is seeking board members! If you are interested in helping us further our mission and grow as an organization, please contact us today!
In-Kind Donations
If you have material items or services you would like to donate to Dark & Stormy, please contact us.
Sara Marsh, Peter Christian Hansen, Luverne Seifert, and Mo Perry in God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza, adapted by Christopher Hampton (2022) | Photo: Bryce Johnson
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