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“Expenses public relations & promotion 2,376 supplies 417 supplies 247 light & sound 237 telephone 373 royalties 1,440 travel expenses 39 meals 118 conferences, retreats & dues 374 meetings 90 financing & bank fees 215 liability insurance 2,239 other insurance 822 other production 453 community outreach expens 1,325 fundraising 1,598 taxes & licenses 1,448 reimbursement expenses 605 costumes & sets 1,311 miscellaneous 447 total 16,174”

“Funds allocated for next fiscal year 2,172 2,272”

“In fall of 2017, we produced cheryl davis' carefully taught, which follows an african american and a white schoolteacher whose friendship and lives are affected when racial issues arise at their school. This play ran for eight performances over two weeks at the ky center for african american heritage. In march of 2018, we produced diana grisant's the patron saint of losing sleep, which explores the ramifications of advocating for a sexual assault victim, through the lens of a sleep deprived call-center rep. This play ran for eight performances over two weeks at the kentucky center for the arts. In june of 2018, we premiered our newest work originally devised by our ensemble. We. Are. Here. Explores the realities of the current socio-political climate through personal and interpersonal vignettes. This play ran for 5 performances over two weeks at the wyatt performing arts center. Throughout the season we toured choices: an interactive play on cyberbullying and teen suicide, and what my hands have touched: us women in wwii.”

“We conducted 25 weeks of afterschool programming in 7 elementary schools. We also conducted 5 weeks of summer camp programming: 2 weeks for children ages 4-7, and 3 weeks of girlspeak, an intensive playwriting program for middle school girls as well as 3 individual day camps for children k-12,. Again this season, girlspeak was sponsored by the norton family foundation, and took place at adelante hispanic achievers, focusing on the stories of middle school latina girls. We partnered with the latina women's group of eastern area community ministries, using theatre of the oppressed techniques to explore issues of importance to immigrant women. Lastly, we partnered with the fund for the arts in louisville to bring excerpts of performances, followed by story circles, to three retirement communities.”