Clocktower Players Inc

“The organization's president and treasurer receive a hard copy of form 990 for review and comment. An electronic version of the form 990 is provided to the executive board and any member of the finance committee.”

“Fees associated with services performed by the artistic/creative director (a key employee, not a board member or officer of the corporation) were determined by fees established over the preceding five (5) years. Initial fee rate was determined based on fees that the organization was paying other independent contractors, ie: directors, choreographers, producers, etc., prior to the hiring of the creative director and have been renegotiated accordingly and appropriately.”

“UPON REQUEST”

“Clocktower players, inc.'s mission is to empower youth and enrich community through theater. Clocktower players enriches the community through live theater by providing a dynamic environment to foster creative expression, champion diversity and empower youth to achieve success both onstage and off. Clocktower seeks to build community through theater performed by local talent and attended by neighbors, family and friends. Clocktower strives to reach into their own backyard and embrace new and diverse perspectives, the inclusion of which is a powerful agent of social betterment for the community. Clocktower players provides a supportive classroom where artists of all ages feel safe to take risks and explore their voices and are encouraged to do so.”

“. The pre-troupe served 5 students who attended twelve (12) classes during the fall. . The jr. And teen troupe served fifty three (53) students, who attended twenty four(24) classes and included one show with a total of four(4) performances. The average size of an audience per performance was 175. . The fall and spring kids troupes served one hundred thirty four (134) students, who attended fifty (50) classes and included two shows with a total of six(6)performances. The average size of an audience per performance was 350. . The jr. Teen troupe served thirty eight (38) students, who attended twenty five (25) classes and included one show with a total of two (2) performances. The average size of an audience per performance was 175. . The teen troupe served twenty eight (28) students who attended twenty five (25) classes, and included one (1) show with a total of two(2)performances. The average audience size was 200 people. . Adult troupe served twenty five (25) community actors, and included one (1) large scale musical and one (1) play. Play and showcase musical were attended by approximately 1,850 people. . The summerstage program served twenty four (24) students over the course of three weeks and included one (1) showcase performance attended by approximately 300 people. . Performances included: 101 dalmations (kids troupe,fall), bye bye birdie (jr. Teen troupe, fall), annie (adult, spring), sweeny todd (teen troupe,fall), wizard of oz (kids troupe, spring), les miserables (jr. Teen/teen troupe), laramie project (adult, fall), and spring gala.”

“(see 1st exempt purpose accomplishment)”

“Non salaried contractor 102,059 17,593 0”