Off Broadway Theatre Inc.

“Eric jensen sandy jensen artistic dir executive di married couple”

“Below is a quick summary of the changes to the organizational documents: - the off broadway theaters board of directors hereafter be known as the board of trustees. This board shall be a staggered board, with half of the trustees up for reelection each year. Chair (formerly president) vice-chair (formerly vice-president) standing committees: the board of trustees may establish such standing committees as may be necessary for the administration of the organization. The standing committees, as presently constituted, are as follows: 1) finance committee; 2) marketing committee; 3) fair use committee; and 4) board governance committee.”

“Jim morgan 3707 s terrace heights rd salt lake city, ut 84109 janet gonzales 859 w shelton way midvale, ut 84047 bing fang 1239 lorien ct bountiful, ut 84010 jeff driggs 2120 s highland dr 323 salt lake city, ut 84106 clarence strohn 2986 w lehman ave apt 232 west valley, ut 84119”

“The 990 is distributed electronically to all board members for review; any questions or comments are sent to the chief financial officer for further discussion. A vote is taken among all board members whether to approve or reject.”

“Each year all boardmembers are required to submit a document pledging they understand and will abide by the conflict of interest policy.”

“The 990 is distributed electronically to all board members for review; any questions or comments are sent to the chief financial officer for further discussion. A vote is taken among all board members whether to approve or reject.”

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“The mission of the off broadway theatre is to enrich the wasatch front by inspiring laughter, developing talents, and fostering learning through the creative expression of the theatrical arts and improv comedy. We fulfill this mission by: presenting family-friendly, original parodies, improvisational comedy, and other wholesome entertainment for audiences in our theatre and at local schools, youth organizations, hospitals, etc.; providing opportunities for aspiring playwrights, actors, directors, stage technicians, and volunteers to learn and develop their skillsopportunities rarely found elsewhere in utah theaters; teaching acting, speaking, and improvisation classes important, transferable skills for success and self-esteemto local youth, both at the theatre and at their schools.”

“Volunteers help in the box office, lighting, usher, stage production, sound, etc.”