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On the banks of Lake Michigan, under a magnificent maple tree, people of all ages gather to enjoy the works of William Shakespeare and more! Join us as some of the finest performing artists across the region come together to share these timeless stories with you. It’s a journey you will remember for years to come.

“A top ten theatrical experience!” (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) Door Shakespeare productions unfold before your eyes. By the end of the evening, when the stars are out and you witness the final bow, you feel as though you have come to know the world around you a little better. Such is the magic of live theatre when performed in an outdoor setting so enchanting that many in attendance come back year after year since Door Shakespeare’s inception in 1995.

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📚🎭 Door Shakespeare Joins Door County Reads!As part of the Door County Library’s Winter Reading Festival, Door Shakespeare invites you to a free staged reading of Beth Henley’s Pulitzer Prize–winning play "Crimes of the Heart."🗓 Monday, January 19⏰ 7:00 p.m.📍 Vail Hall at Björklunden, Baileys Harbor(7590 Boynton Lane)This year’s Door County Reads selection, "The Briar Club" by Kate Quinn, explores women’s lives shaped by loyalty, tension, humor, and resilience — themes that resonate beautifully with "Crimes of the Heart," a story of sisters navigating love, loss, and family bonds with wit and heartache.Directed by Karen Janes Woditsch (Peninsula Players; Steel Magnolias), the reading features a cast of Door County favorites and visiting artists, including Amy Ensign, Claire Morkin, Chad Luberger, Cassie Slater, Hannah Freund, and Mark Frazier.✨ Free and open to the publicJoin us for an evening of great storytelling, connection, and winter warmth.For more information, visit the Door County Library website or contact Door Shakespeare. ... See MoreSee Less
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