Homepage
 
A Door County Garden

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.

The Latest News

Latest from

5 days ago

Door Shakespeare
If you be not of the house of Montague, come and crush a cup of wine at Wine Night!Join us Wednesday, July 24 at 6:30 PM before our performance of "Romeo and Juliet."Enjoy a pre-show meal prepared by Door County's own Thyme Restaurant and Catering. Take in the beautiful scenery of the Garden, mingle with patrons, and enjoy delicious desserts and Door County coffee during intermission.Wine Night is $45 in addition to your ticket price.In order for our restaurant partner to be able to prepare your meal, reservations are required.Register online by choosing one of our Wine Night dates, click on the ticket type drop down menu, and choose the appropriate Wine Night ticket. The price is automatically added to your purchase.You can also call the office at 920.854.7111 or visit our daytime box office at 10038 Highway 57 in Sister Bay.Pictured: The Capulets, Tybalt (Tehreem Chaudhry) and Nurse (Arielle Leverett), enjoy music from the band (Isa Guitian, Scott McKenna Campbell, and Angel Rivera) at Capulet's masquerade in 2024's "Romeo and Juliet," directed by Dimonte Henning. Photo by Heidi Hodges. ... See MoreSee Less
View on Facebook