Royal River Community Players

“Expenses advertising & marketing 626 office expense 155 misc 114 employee benefits 1,200 supplies 1,119 taxes & licenses 22 service fee 3,473 agency fees 3,866 licensing 106 books 3,167 printing 234 meals 34 memberships 290 insurance 1,531 workers comp 1,376 production costs 30,141 program costs 19,792 non-investment depreciation 16,652 total 83,898”

“Book / tax depreciation difference 10,980”

“Prepaid expenses and deferred charges 4,046 3,782 175,549 190,350 less accumulated depreciation 17,479 23,912 overpayment 6,465 6,470 total 168,581 176,690”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 10 0 deferred revenue 29,813 49,607 unsecured notes and loans payable 1,521 0 other liabilities 176 176”

“To create multi-generational educational opportunities and encourage creative expression by providing performing arts experiences and creating theatrical productions for all ages.”

“The royal river community players (rrcp) are dedicated to fostering multi- generational performing arts experiences that bring together individuals from communities in greater portland and beyond. Through our classes and theatrical productions, we provide educational opportunities, storytelling, collaboration, and creative expression for people of all ages, from young children to senior citizens. In 2024 we successfully completed our first full season of multi-age shows since the pandemic, offering free participation for all actors to help them develop their confidence and discover and hone new skills. Our all-ages educational programming continues to grow, especially for adults and children aged 5 to 11. These courses provide a joyful creative outlet for young people to explore the performing arts through games, acting, and dancing. The growth we witnessed makes it clear: supportive and inclusive programming like ours is a real need in our community. In addition to our robust lineup of performances, we offered free events, including a partnership with the town of yarmouth on their power of place storytelling event, performing at this year's clam festival, and assisting the yarmouth history center in celebrating yarmouths 175th birthday.”