Palm Beach Dramaworks Inc.

“Sue ellen beryl william hayes man. Dir. Prod. Art. D husband and wife”

“The representatives of the finance committee that function as the audit committee reviewed the draft before it was filed. Notice of the filing, as well as the review process, was sent to the full board.”

“At the annual meeting, every director completes a new conflict of interest form. At every board meeting the directors are asked if they have any conflicts that have arisen since the last meeting.”

“Comparable salary data was compiled and presented to the executive committee to review prior to recommending and approving the salaries for the producing artistic director and managing director.”

“Comparable salary data was compiled and reviewed by the managing director prior to approving the salaries for key employees.”

“Upon request to the managing director, palm beach dramaworks will produce any governnance documents, conflict of interest policies, 990, and audited financial statements to the public. A copy of the audited financial statements are also posted on our website.”

“Palm beach dramaworks is a professional not-for-profit theatre company that engages and entertains audiences with provocative and timeless productions that personally impact each individual. Our vision is to enhance the quality of life through the transformative power of live theatre.”

“Five main-stage shows were produced during the 2021-22 season providing a quality theatrical environment for students and community members to appreciate the dramatic arts, and an opportunity to be involved in local productions and community theatrical enrichment. The five main-stage productions were: the people downstairs - 21 performances/ 3,405 attendees; almost, maine - 18 performances/2,906 attendees; the duration - 21 performances/2,903 attendees; intimate apparel - 21 performances/3,1556 attendees; and the belle of amherst - 18 performances/1,978 attendees. The adult enrichment series dramawise, was held prior to each shows opening and included an inter-active discussion of the play, it's characters, themes and social relevance and a conversation with the cast and crew who provide an intimate look at pbd's production. These forums allowed for public comment, discussion and education - 5 sessions held/204 attendees.”

“We are committed to providing strong, vibrant educational opportunities for students to nurture creativity, inspire artistic potential, build confidence and encourage self-expression. Approximately 25% of our efforts include: in-school master classes on acting and playwriting; special student matinee performances of our productions held at no charge for students from local area schools with transportation also provided; and free or reduced priced tickets to regularly scheduled performances for students and educators. Students also had the opportunity to audition and receive guidance from theatre professionals to polish audition techniques. Other educational initiatives include the young playwrights 10-minute & 1- minute play contests giving middle and high school students a creative voice in expressing their thoughts and ideas; the legacy project in partnership with compass community center creating an annual lgbtq intergenerational digital storytelling project; and the one humanity tour, a school touring program for 6th and 7th graders using drama to develop informed, thoughtful, and compassionate citizens. For the young playwright's 10-minute contest, plays were solicited from students at all palm beach county schools. 80 plays were submitted, and 10 were selected as "winners" to receive a staged reading of their play with professional actors and directors along with a 250 award and a published copy of their script. It was presented free of charge at the theatre and had 203 attendees.”

“Rental expense 13,000 rental expense -13,000”