HQ Function

Serves as a major performance venue (Sidney Harman Hall), houses key administrative offices, box office operations, educational programming spaces, and provides facilities for some rehearsals and donor events.

Notable Features:

Sidney Harman Hall is a modern, acoustically advanced 775-seat theatre. The Harman Center for the Arts, which includes this hall and the flexible Forum space, is an architectural landmark in Penn Quarter, designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, fostering a vibrant cultural atmosphere.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, collaborative, and creative environment driven by a passion for classical theatre and its power to illuminate the human condition. The culture emphasizes artistic excellence, innovation, education, and community engagement.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters and its associated venues are vital to Washington D.C.'s cultural fabric, attracting national and international audiences and artists, and contributing significantly to the city's reputation as a major arts destination.

Values Reflected in HQ: The design and functionality of the Harman Center reflect STC's values of artistic excellence, accessibility, community connection, and providing a world-class theatrical experience.

Location:

While primarily rooted in Washington D.C., the Shakespeare Theatre Company commands an international reputation for its high-caliber productions of classical theatre. Its global influence is demonstrated through critical acclaim from international press, collaborations with world-renowned artists and directors, past international touring, and its role in the global conversation about the enduring relevance of Shakespeare and other classics. The company also attracts a diverse, international audience to its D.C. performances.

Street Address:

610 F Street NW

City:

Washington

State/Province:

D.C.

Country:

USA