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.
Your generosity enables Dark & Stormy to continue producing vital, dynamic, excellent theater while providing meaningful employment for Twin Cities artists. Every contribution, at any level, helps sustain our work and ensures that we can continue bringing intimate, professional theater to our community for years to come.
Thank you!
Artistic Director: Sara Marsh
Board of Directors: Sara Brown, Julie Finlay, Sara Marsh, Cynthia Rogers, Kristin Siegesmund, Lynn St. Martin, Joanna Talle, Cyndi Westerman
Peter Christian Hansen and Sara Marsh in Come Back, Little Sheba by William Inge (2025) | Photo: Alyssa Kristine
James Rodriguez and Luverne Seifert in The Norwegians by C. Denby Swanson (2016) | Photo: Melissa Hesse
Donate by Mail
To donate by mail, please make your check payable to Dark & Stormy Productions and send it to:
Dark & Stormy Productions
P.O. Box 131177
Roseville, MN 55113
For gifts made in honor or memory of someone, please include their name with your donation.
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 new board members! If you are interested in helping us further our mission, strengthen our organization, and support the future of Dark & Stormy, we’d love to hear from you. Contact us today!
In-Kind Donations
Donations of goods or professional services can make a meaningful difference to our work. If you have something you would like to contribute, please contact us.
Harry Waters, Jr in The Receptionist by Adam Bock (2013) | Photo: Melissa Hesse
Nimble, inventive small theaters proliferate in the Twin Cities
“For several weekends last month, people gathered in an out-of-the-way office building in southeast Minneapolis. They came to see ‘Speed-the-Plow,’ David Mamet’s acidic take on Hollywood, as staged by new company, Dark & Stormy Productions. The show offered a gripping, spittle-laced experience, darting actors coming dangerously close to tripping over audience members…The drama was more evidence that small theaters are a big part of what makes the performing arts scene special.” — Minnesota Star Tribune, 2013
