Milwaukee Repertory Theater Receives $1 Million in Grants for Cabaret Space | Playbill

Regional News Milwaukee Repertory Theater Receives $1 Million in Grants for Cabaret Space The Stackner Cabaret, which opened in 1987, will undergo major renovations following the 2017-2018 season.

Milwaukee Repertory Theater’s 30-year-old Stackner Cabaret will undergo major renovations thanks to two major grants.

Since 1987, the Rep has used the Stackner as a venue for its smaller-scale productions, which include Souvenir; The Song Is My Story; and Always, Patsy Cline.

The renovations, which will increase seating capacity by over 35 percent, will also address infrastructure issues at the venue, a completely new kitchen, and maximizing space and opportunity within the venue and the lobby.

The Stackner Cabaret renovations are funded in part by two grants totaling $1 million: a $750,000 gift by former Board President Vince Martin and his wife Jan, and a $250,000 gift from the Stackner Family Foundation.

The Rep states that renovations will not affect programming for the previously announced 2017-2018 season.

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