Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance Inc

“No preliminary review of the form 990 is conducted by the full board of directors. The return is reviewed by the board treasurer and signed by the board president prior to filing. After filing, copies are provided to all board members. A final copy of the return is filed and kept with the organization's records, so it is readily available to review by any other interested parties.”

“Members of the board of directors are asked to disclose any activities which would conflict with the mission of the winston salem theatre alliance or impact their service to the organization.”

“The documents are readily available upon request.”

“To stage superior theatrical performances, to produce unique and challenging works for the winston-salem community and the greater triad area, and to provide opportunities for actor/technicians to increase and improve their skills. We performed 15 shows on our mainstage, jamie lawson auditorium at ihrie theatre, which ranged from comedy to drama and everything in between, and widely represented our community with those selections, and many of which have not been seen on a community theatre stage in the triad. We opened two additional venues (beall theatre, our nostalgic black box, and gray smith stage, our outdoor venue (a work in progress)) and ran six performances each in them, as well as a reading and a one-night only special event, which added 14 events to our current roster. We participated in community events, including pride and christmas parades, angel tree, and gifts for the parenting path. We hosted two volunteer parties to recognize the backbone of our organization. We presented red, hot, and cole to local retirement communities. We actively loaned from our costume, scenic, and prop shops to other community theatres and to local schools for their productions. A diverse group of 575+ volunteers participated.”