Door Shakespeare Inc

“The 990 is emailed to the board of directors along with a request for input. At the following board meeting, a final copy is made available via email or hard copy (depending on preference of the board member). A vote is proposed and made to accept the 990. If accepted, the board treasurer signs the document and returns a scanned copy to our accountants. The producing artistic director follows up with a hard copy mailed to our accountants, who submit the 990.”

“A week before the annual meeting, the conflict of interest policy is emailed to the board and members are asked to review it. At the annual meeting, the board chair asks if any conflicts of interest have arisen. If no, the matter is closed. If yes, the conflict of interest is explored and addressed on an individual basis.”

“Research into compensation levels for other arts executives; consultation with local non-profit experts; all board meetings documented and noted.”

“Door shakespeare's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are available upon request.”

“Our mission is to provide relevant and entertaining productions of the works of william shakespeare and other classical playwrights through artistic excellence in both the conception and performance of our plays, and to enhance the theatrical experience through interactive educational opportunities designed for audiences of all ages, thereby creating a common ground to experience these celebrated traditions.”

“Our volunteers greet audience members and usher patrons to their seats. We also have volunteer parking lot attendants. Volunteers occasionally make and provide meals for the company as well as distribute marketing materials (posters, brochures, flyers). Some volunteers do yard work (mow the lawn at our performance space, and care for the garden at our administrative office building.)”