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Antiracism

Antiracism Policy Development Process Overview and Key Findings
Antiracism, Access, and Equity Policy
Antiracism Action Plan
Diversity Metrics

Delaware Shakespeare’s vision is a world where people from all walks of life are welcome to celebrate and explore their shared humanity through the lens of Shakespearean works. The celebration of shared humanity is greatest when a diverse cross-section of our community engages together.  But to truly draw people from all walks of life, those individuals must be free to be their fullest and best selves whenever they interact with Delaware Shakespeare. Racism is one of the strongest forces limiting this full expression, and we are committed to eliminating its influence. Delaware Shakespeare aspires to be an antiracist theatre, which, in the words of Nicole M. Brewer, promotes “antiracist ideas, values, and policies that counter the oppression of any people” during every aspect of our work.

As we cultivate our antiracist practice, the specific actions we take will evolve based on what we learn and the feedback we receive from BIPOC artists and audiences on the impact of our antiracist policies.

You can learn more about Delaware Shakespeare’s approach to antiracism in the documents above. We welcome your feedback and comments at info@delshakes.org.

DELAWARE SHAKESPEARE STATEMENT AGAINST RACISM
Delaware Shakespeare is committed to a work and audience environment in which all individuals are treated with respect and dignity.  Delaware Shakespeare expects that all persons working, performing, attending, or otherwise conducting business connected to our activities will strive to be free of racial bias and prejudice, and be committed to eliminating racial harassment or racial transgressions. We reject all forms of racism as destructive to our mission, vision, values, and goals. We will pursue ongoing antiracism dialogue so that all can continue to grow.

Recent News

2023 Season Announcement

“A tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury…” – Macbeth “Thou wouldst have told this tale for virtue…” – Cymbeline In 2023, we pair Shakespeare’s horror story with Shakespeare’s fairy tale. Join us in our 21st season for a full spectrum journey of the good and the bad in the human experience. […]

HIRING: Marketing & Business Associate

Del Shakes seeks an arts or nonprofit associate with strong marketing background/interest to support its year-round programming and help the company continue to grow. Specifically, the Marketing & Business Associate will oversee and implement marketing and public relations tasks, work with a bookkeeper to process all company financial transactions, develop and implement earned income opportunities, […]

Sun 7/24 Performance Time Change – 6pm to 7pm

Due to the current heat advisory, the start time of the Sunday, July 24 performance will be moved from 6pm to 7pm. This will allow the majority of the performance and audience area to be in shade by the beginning of the performance, with the remaining areas soon following. If any patrons currently holding tickets […]

TWELFTH NIGHT Authors Look Forward to Sharing with Audience

Co-writers Liz Filios and Tanaquil Márquez share their excitement and hopes before this weekend’s concert presentation of TWELFTH NIGHT, O LO QUE QUIERAS. Q: You’ve been developing this piece for 2 1/2 years. What gives you excitement about sharing the music with audiences for the first time next weekend? LIZ: It’s hard to believe it’s […]

Singing at Rodney Square – A Short Interview with Daniel L. Melo

Daniel L. Melo, Sebastian in the upcoming TWELFTH NIGHT, O LO QUE QUIERAS in CONCERT event at Rodney Square shares a few thoughts about preparations for the program. DEL SHAKES: We’ve been developing this musical for 2 1/2 years, but this is your first experience with it. What are some of things that you’ve appreciated […]

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    • New Castle County

      Matthew S. Meyer, County Executive. New Castle County's Rockwood Park is the summer home of Delaware Shakespeare. www.rockwood.org

    • Delaware Division of the Arts

      Delaware Shakespeare is supported, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. The Division promotes Delaware arts events on delawarescene.org.

    • Janssen's Market

      Delaware Shakespeare is delighted to have Janssen's Market as our Picnic Sponsor. www.janssensmarket.com

    • Swigg

      Swigg is our Wine Shop Sponsor.
      www.swiggwine.com

Summer Festival Location

Rockwood Park
4651 Washington Street Extension
Wilmington, DE 19809
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4 S. Poplar Street
Wilmington, DE 19801
Phone: 302-468-4890
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