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The Samuel H. Scripps Mainstage
Inspired by the Cottesloe Theatre of London's Royal National Theatre, the design for our 299-seat
Mainstage combines an Elizabethan courtyard with contemporary flexibility. It will be a
playground for the imagination.
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Theatre for a New Audience
Campaign Progress & Gift Opportunities Number of Gifts Needed 3-Phase Capital Campaign Goal: $68.5M
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•$500,000 of our funds raised is a National Endowment for the Humanities Challenge Grant. To meet the 3:1 Challenge, we
have raised $872,000 and must raise the remaining $628,000 in matching funds over the next two years.
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Shakespeare Works in Brooklyn:
The Campaign for a Permanent Home in the BAM Cultural District
Naming Opportunities
The Building $10,000,000 Administrative Offices $3,500,000
Mainstage - Named $ 5,000,000 Artistic Director's Office $ 250,000
Lobby Spaces Named Funds
Main Lobby, Ground Floor- Named $ 1,000,000 Theatrical Lighting Fund $ 250,000
Lobby Staircase — Reserved $ 500,000 Theatrical Sound Fund $ 250,000
Orchestra Level Lobby $ 500,000 Free Student Family Tickets for 10 Yrs $ 2,000,000
Gallery Level Lobby — Reserved $ 250,000 New Deal Tix Fund —Age 30 and Under $ 3,000,000
Box Office $ 250,000
Lobby Cafe $ 300,000 Giving Plaques
Elevator Bank - Named $ 100,000 The Groundbreakers $ 25,000+
Book Kiosk $ 100,000 Main Donor Wall $ 50,000+
Green Leaders - List in Formation $ 100,000+
Mainstage Seating Areas
Orchestra level Seating $ 1,000,000 Endowment Named Funds
First Gallery - Named $ 500,000 Artistic Venture Fund $ 3,000,000
Second Gallery $ 250,000 • Fund for Classic Drama $ 1,500,000
• Fund for Contemporary Drama $ 1,500,000
Other Spaces Education Fund $ 2,000,000
50-Seat Studio Space - Named $ 2,500,000 Humanities Fund $ 2,000,000
Green Room $ 500,000 Building Maintenance Fund $ 2,000,000
Principal Dressing Rooms (2) $ 250,000 Named Lecture Series $ 500,000
Chorus Dressing Rooms (2) $ 250,000 Named Visiting Artist $ 500,000
Stage Door - Named $ 100,000 Named Director $ 500,000
Catwalk $ 100,000 Named Resident Artist $ 500,000
Wardrobe Room $ 100,000
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[Image 3] The image shows a modern building at night, illuminated by artificial lighting. The architecture features a flat roof and a facade with large windows. There are banners hanging on the exterior walls, and the building appears to be a cultural or educational institution, possibly a museum or a library. The name "NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY" is visible on the banner, indicating the type of in
[Image 4] The image appears to be a photograph of an empty theater interior. The theater has a large stage with a grid of lights above it, and there are rows of seating on either side. The walls are made of metal beams and the floor is a dark color. There are no visible people, and the setting is devoid of any activity. The image is a document scan, and there are no visible names, dates, places, or logos. T
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