Ensemble Theatre of Cleveland

“Miscellaneous 400 total 400”

“Expenses production marketing 3,043 office 7,495 interest 1,155 insurance 3,010 communications 692 credit card & bank fees 430 fundraising 1,026 moving expense 3,344 performance arts camp 320 physical production 3,298 playwright and script 4,446 production labor 18,681 non-investment depreciation 784 total 47,724”

“Grants receivable 9,688 9,491 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 1,109 1,370 equipment 51,156 51,156 less accumulated depreciation 38,255 39,039 total 23,698 22,978”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 11,200 16,710 unsecured notes and loans payable 41,612 38,255 facility use fee 0 3,884”

“Ensemble theatre is dedicated to the responsible production of works that celebrate the human spirit drawn from the rich canon of modern american classics as well as other significant contemporary plays. Ensemble serves greater cleveland and the midwest region by reintroducing the classics, examining them with new eyes, and supporting the development of new works for the american theater.”

“The theater is committed to non-traditional casting and to providing culturally diverse programming that speaks to issues of contemporary life. Education and outreach activities, engage youth and local community members through on site programming, residencies, and touring performances. Ensemble theatre believes that the arts are an essential and meaningful part of life. The theatre offers an important forum for stimulating and provoking thought about the issues of contemporary life, and it is a place for communal experience. Introducing future generations to the arts will enlighten them about the human condition and provide them with a resource to nourish them throughout their lives. All art, including theatre, should be a celebration of diversity and human dignity. Ensemble adheres to a credo with a policy of non-traditional, casting. This is the use of actors of any race, sex, ethnicity or degree of disabilities in roles for which such factors are not germane to the development of stage characters or the play. The theatre provides the highest possible level of professionalism in all areas to nurture new talent, and to be ever mindful of the power of art to entertain and move the audience.”