Lab Theater Project Inc

“Interest income 3 total 3”

“Expenses 7,298 actors 4,800 auto expense 1,487 bank charges 61 contractors 175 crew 2,000 directors & set design 6,360 insurance 874 legal & professional fees 1,057 livestream 2,250 management fee 2,871 meals 480 office supplies 729 production costs 6,690 research 494 shipping, freight & deliv 608 software expense 26 taxes & licenses 61 ticketing fee 141 non-investment depreciation 8,759 total 47,221”

“Bank account reconciliation -150”

“50,200 50,200 less accumulated depreciation 19,556 28,315 total 30,644 21,885”

“Unsecured notes and loans payable 11,396 8,995”

“Lab theater project inc is a non-profit 501(c)(3) production company focused on producing new works in the tampa bay community. Our belief in a "playwright first" focus is resolute and a core value of the company. Along with a focus on developing new works, we also focus on training new theater artists to join our growing community. Our mandate: 1- bring the playwright's vision to life. 2- grow as artits. 3- develop new theater artists: directors, actors, stage managers, and designers 4- build a core of artists who desire a life-long practice of theatrical artistry.”

“Lab theather project inc. Only produce works from emerging playwrighs and develop, through education, new artists (actors, directors, stage managers, and designers) for the continued growth of live theater artistry. We currently produce four new plays per year, often utilizing students in aspects of the production, thereby, giving students the opportunity to put into practice what they have learned while working side by side with established professionals in the community as well as enriching the collaborative creative process of the playwright.”

“Other expenses include maintaining theater, dressing room and general reception area for plays and practices and general administration.”

“Information regarding personal benefit contracts: the organization did not, during the year, received and pay any funds, directly, or indirectly, to pay premiums on a personal benefit contract.”