Hattheatre Inc.

“In 2017 hattheatre taught approximately 200 students a combination of performing arts and public speaking classes. This includes a school year (sept.-april) 26-week program, summer camp/workshops june-august, and classes for adults that run continuously all year in 6-week blocks. This year we added an additional adult class on tuesday evenings to accommodate all those wishing to take the class.we also continued to provide a class off-site to students at the local montessori school. In the past that class has been in the fall, but this year we also added a class in the spring.due to a decrease in our youth student base, we struggled with overhead, but were still able to provide 1 student with a 100% scholarship and 2 who paid 50%. Instead of offering scholarships for our summer program, we provided 1/2 price deals through facebook ads. 2 students in the adult class attended for free in a barter arrangement; one provided lighting support for shows, another provided sound expertise.our student base includes those who fall on the autism spectrum as well as those diagnosed with adhd and other learning disabilities. Our goal is to mainstream all populations. We serve all of the greater rva area with students coming from all surrounding counties. We are in the process of negotiating a class for adults with down syndrome that will begin in 2019.our free one-act weekend served approximately 60, our end year performance served approximately 180. Every summer workshop week ends with a free performance for family and friends of the students. Total audience over the summer was approximately 200.the youth troupe performances, one in the fall and one in the spring, served the community with 6 shows attended by approximately 375. Our adult series this year produced 2 shows, (16performances) and served approximately 950 audience members. One of the shows was about the founders of a.a and we were able to connect with many of the over 400 chapters of a.a in the greater richmond area to bring in groups to the show, offering group discounts. We also held a free karaoke night for students and families.community service days were held several times this year. School children in this area need community service hours for school. We were able to bring these kids into the theatre where they could gain those hours with our non-profit.this year we opened our doors to storytellers that come from all over the country, many with a focus on telling historical stories. One was free, the other had a nominal ticket cost. We served approximately 120 patrons.”

“ADVERTISING 1031.”

“AUTO EXPENSE 95.”

“CASUAL LABOR 5234.”

“CONCESSIONS 477.”

“COSTUMES/WIGS/HATS 1016.”

“INSURANCE 1857.”

“LIGHTS & SOUND 111.”

“Miscellaneous expense 224.”

“OFFICE EXPENSE 606.”

“REFUNDS 106.”

“Scripts/music/books 3170.”

“SETS & PROPS 1445.”

“SUPPLIES 426.”

“TAXES & LICENSES 674.”

“Depreciation 16.”

“Equipment & automobiles 16.”