Maltz Jupiter Theatre 2021/22 Annual Report

2020/2021 ANNUAL REPORT

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CONTENTS

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Executive Letter

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The Art of Saving Art

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Self Reflection Through Dedicated Work

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Reel Brief

Page 10 Building our Bright Future Through Dark Days Page 16

Dirty Dozen

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Stand By Us

Page 20 Donors Page 26 Financial Summary Page 27 Board of Directors/Staff

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LETTER FROM THE...

Our stage was dark. Our seats were empty. Our offices were packed. But, by no means did the Maltz Jupiter Theatre take a year off. Rather than handing out programs and pouring champagne, the Theatre staff were working to simply keep the Theatre alive in a season without productions.

SAVING ART

PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR/CHIEF EXECUTIVE To say that this year has been a challenging chapter for the Maltz Jupiter Theatre would be an understatement. How do you forge a path forward in the face of multiple unknowns? As it turns out, one day at a time.

There is much to be said about the hard work that our staff has been able to accomplish. A dozen people shared the workload of what is normally forty, and the Theatre has weathered the storm better than we could have anticipated. I owe my gratitude to our outstanding Board of Directors, whose guidance and unwavering support have ensured that the Theatre always continued to move forward, never losing sight of our primary goal: bringing the experience of live theatre to our audiences. I would be remiss if I did not also acknowledge our donors and patrons that chose to “Stand By Us” despite not knowing what the future would bring.

SURVIVING A PANDEMIC…MJT’S PERSONAL JOURNEY

Our stage was dark.

Our seats were empty.

Our offices were packed...

In searching for the silver linings to this cloud, we discovered that this “great pause” has afforded us opportunities for self-reflection about ourselves and our organization. We turned a critical eye on ourselves, and explored the weaknesses in our own work. How can we better serve our community? How can we be better advocates for underrepresented voices in our industry? There are many big questions and no simple answers. But, we are putting in the work now, so that we can enter this new chapter of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre with even bigger ambitions.

There is much yet to be done, but if this past year has taught us anything, it’s that great things can be achieved when we all work together.

Thank you!

Andrew Kato

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CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Andrew Kato and the Maltz Jupiter Theatre staff refused to quit in this challenging past year. Andrew and the Theatre staff did nothing but look forward with incredible energy, planning for the exciting 2021-2022 season and making even bigger plans for our now, soon to be fabulous, Maltz Jupiter Theatre. The fact that the Theatre was able to thrive in a season without shows is proof of their hard work and dedication to their craft.

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We owe our gratitude to the Endowment Board, who committed to giving the Theatre our full planned 2020/21 distribution ahead of schedule, in the event that market volatility negatively affected the value of the account.

However, any excitement for this monumental step in our capital campaign was tempered by the grim reality of the upcoming 2020/21 season. Without the ability to safely produce in-person performances, how would the Theatre survive?

It was a year of difficult choices and of plans being made, unmade, and remade again and again. With every roadblock, our staff carved a new path and kept the wheels turning, and now we can enter our new year on solid ground.

In the spring of 2021, we were able to apply for a Shuttered Venue Operators Grant, which would provide a solid foundation to help us rebuild our organization. The grant award would fund over $400,000 of deferred revenue and over $600,000 of How to Succeed ticket refunds, once the production was officially canceled. We have been able to build on this momentum, laying plans to bring back furloughed staff at the end of the fiscal year and switch our focus onto our Grand Reopening Season.

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This past year, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre has been given a unique opportunity to turn inwards. Self-reflection and improvement have been a major focus for the staff and the Board, allowing us to better understand the workings of our organization and lay the path for our future. With a new facility and big ideas, the Theatre is now prepared to emerge from this chapter stronger and ready to take on any challenge that the future may hold.

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Our team also pulled together applications for Paycheck Protection Program loans, which combined with a reduced staff, restricted expenses, the Theatre’s operational savings, and the Endowment distribution, allowed us to sustain ourselves through the fiscal year.

Sensing correctly that COVID-19 would cause an extended disruption for the Theatre, the Board of Directors challenged the staff to capitalize on this downtime to move ahead major building renovations as part of the Believe capital campaign. With the attitude of “turning lemons into lemonade,” the staff hit the ground running. Plans were finalized and budgets were reworked. Kaufman Lynn Construction was selected as the construction manager, and Northstar Management Company was brought in as our owner’s representative. The Theatre staff undertook the monumental task of preparing the building for construction. Lights hanging in the stage tower, filing cabinets in administration, and everything in between needed to be packed and stored before the bulldozers rolled in.

Self-preservation required a multi-pronged approach. We were forced to furlough the majority

I would like to extend a special thank you to our Vice Chair, Robin Smith, and to our Committee Chairs. The work that was undertaken in our various Committees this season has been outstanding. Our Board Members have truly stepped into their roles to support and guide the organization in both large and small ways.

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In the spring of 2020, a few things happened all at once. With cases of COVID-19 rising rapidly in Palm Beach County, we were forced to close our production of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying before the first performance. A final run-through of the production was filmed before the entire staff’s workflow shifted to video calls and instant messaging.

of our 40+ staff, with the expectation that full-time furloughed staff would retain medical insurance and be brought back on as we ramped back up to reopening. In the meantime, a small team of 12 would share the load, most doing 2-3 jobs, to keep the Theatre moving forward. All of us working out of a temporary office in Juno Beach while the building was under construction.

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REEL BRIEF The Maltz Jupiter Theatre did what many of us did during COVID-19 shutdown: Go virtual!

In an effort to maintain audience engagement during a season without shows, we developed a limited-run web series titled Reel Brief. The final product was five episodes that were part variety program, part talk show, part sketch comedy— offering a little bit of everything for everyone. Most notably, Reel Brief featured a recurring segment called “Some Assembly Required” showcasing footage from the Theatre’s expansive renovation.

Program: Reel Brief.MPA

Finance/Audit/Investment Committee: Chair, Debra A. Elmore This committee assisted with the oversight of the Theatre’s revised operating budget, the annual audit, multiple government payroll assistance and recovery grants, and the organization’s ongoing investments.

Committee on Directorship and Nominations: Chair, Sally B. Neff With the aim of strengthening the Board, this committee revised the Theatre’s bylaws, created a self-evaluation process for Board Members, led recruitment efforts to diversify the Board, and planned social opportunities for Board Members during the upcoming season.

Artistic Advisory Committee: Chair, Rodger H. Hess In an effort to familiarize themselves with diverse voices in theatre, this committee and Theatre staff purchased, read, and discussed five plays written

by BIPOC playwrights over the course of the season.

During a time when not-for-profit theatres were learning how to “pivot” and reimagine themselves through the pandemic, the Board of Directors of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre used this time to pursue meaningful work in their respective committees. Under the leadership of the Board’s 6

Chair, W. Scott Seeley, and Vice Chair, Robin B. Smith, the Board Committees balanced the Theatre operations in tough economic times with preparing for the promising future that lay ahead at the conclusion of the Theatre’s renovation.

Building Advisory Committee: Chair, Doug Brown With the complexity of the renovation and new construction of the Theatre’s facilities, this committee advised on the selection for the project’s Construction Manager and the Theatre’s Owner’s Rep. Additionally, they met periodically through the building process to help Theatre staff manage important decisions and approaches to critical objectives.

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Reel Brief was written, produced, directed, edited, and even performed by the talented team of Maltz Jupiter Theatre staff. For a few days out of the year, the Theatre’s cozy satellite office was transformed into a television studio, complete with a green screen to film most segments.

Engagement with the videos was high, drawing rave reviews from Theatre supporters and driving interaction with our social sites. We were thrilled to be able to bring a little Maltz Jupiter Theatre magic to our friends at home.

Program: Reel Brief.MPA

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Equity, Diversity, Inclusion Committee: Chair, Robert Sachs Guided by professional consultant Barbara Cheives, of Converge & Associates Consulting, this committee worked to begin defining ways that the Maltz Jupiter Theatre can be inclusive to all members of our community, including BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and other underserved populations.

Conservatory Advisory Committee: Chair, Brett Langbert With the temporary closure of the Goldner Conservatory due to COVID-19, this committee took a critical look at past business practices with the hope of bringing back stronger educational opportunities once the building reopens. The Committee also assisted Theatre leadership in selecting a new Director of Education.

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Producing Artistic Director/Chief Executive Andrew Kato stands in the Theatre’s Club Level recording the opening segment as Producer, Dana Munson, and Editor/ Camera Operator, Jeff Barry, run the show.

Program: Reel Brief.MPA

Strategic Planning Committee: Chair, Alceste T. Pappas As the Theatre’s current 5-year strategic plan nears completion with the building renovation, a new 10-year plan needed to be developed. This committee identified multiple objectives for the Theatre’s growth and efforts to serve our community. In addition, the committee updated the Theatre’s mission, vision, and value statements to better reflect the Theatre’s future goals.

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Hair stylist, Kacey Murphy, and Makeup Artist, Michelle Winters, work on Christina Rynasko in preparation for her segment, Did You Know? Christina wrote all of her segments that gave insight to theatre folklore and traditions.

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Against a green screen background, Box Office Manager, Jay Johnson, whips up a cocktail for the reoccurring segment, Drinking With Jay.

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Editor, Jeff Barry, works on the creative content and visuals that made Reel Brief so exciting.

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BUILDING OUR BRIGHT FUTURE THROUGH DARK DAYS

BUILDING OUR BRIGHT FUTURE THROUGH DARK DAYS

SEPTEMBER 2020

Initial ground preparations took place with trees and other landscaping moved or removed.

The construction manager, Kaufman Lynn moved their offices into the lobby.

“Hardships often prepare ordinary people for extraordinary destiny”

JULY 2020

-C.S. Lewis

The Green Room Club Level is loaded with office furniture, files and other stored items as the Maltz Jupiter Theatre is prepared for demolition.

AUGUST 2020

Temporary offices were secured in Juno Beach for the twelve remaining staff members who were not furloughed during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Maltz Jupiter Theatre sign was removed from the stage tower.

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NOVEMBER 2020

The house chamber ceiling is shored up with massive scaffolding. A temporary wall is constructed on the west side of the building in front of the stage to protect the existing theatre from water intrusion.

OCTOBER 2020

Seats in the theatre’s audience chamber were moved or removed to make room for the shoring that was needed to stabilize the building.

The existing stage tower at Maltz Jupiter Theatre is stripped of its line sets. As office mascot, Chloe, looks on, Producing Artistic Director/ Chief Executive, Andrew Kato, and Project Manager, Marc Savoy from Kaufman Lynn sign the contract allowing the buildout to commence.

DECEMBER 2020

Demolition of the east side offices as well as the Goldner Conservatory on the north east side of the building begins. On the west side of the building, the rehearsal hall, loading dock and stage door are removed.

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BUILDING OUR BRIGHT FUTURE THROUGH DARK DAYS

DIRTY DOZEN

MARCH 2021

The north side of the building begins to form with walls rising from the foundations. On the west side of the building, the orchestra pit and trap area is created with secant piles.

Foundations are poured creating the new foundation of the Second Space.

JANUARY 2021

Demolition continued on the awning. A large cut was made separating the existing Theatre from the stage tower preparing the area to be torn down. In two days the entire stage tower was excavated and removed. New top soil is put in and the entire area is prepared for ground improvements.

In the summer of 2020, we faced an uncertain future. Facing a season without productions, we made the difficult decision to furlough almost two thirds of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre staff—reducing a team of 40 full time employees down to 12.

MAY 2021

The massive new porte cochere was framed and concrete “legs” were created. The north side of the building continues to grow.

The experience reinforced the culture we foster at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. The Maltz Jupiter Theatre is one unified organization that is made up of diverse individuals with their own stories, ideas, and motivations. The responsibility of keeping the Theatre moving forward never rests on just one person’s shoulders. We ask for

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The small team were tasked with the tall order to help ensure the Theatre’s preservation and to keep planning for a future of returning to in-person productions, as far off as that future may have seemed at the time.

As demolition began on the Theatre’s building, the affectionately named “Dirty Dozen” moved the entire Theatre’s operations into a temporary office space about 10 minutes away in Juno Beach.

Unique bonds were formed in the socially distanced office space.

Departments that rarely intersected in the Theatre’s building now had no choice but to hear each other’s phone calls and water cooler conversations all day long.

With every new curveball, from managing COVID-19 concerns or construction delays, the team stuck together. We celebrated victories together and supported each other to get through the tougher days.

FEBRUARY 2021

Over 300 piles were put into the ground to create stability for the new foundations on the north and west side of the property.

Foundations are started on the east side of the building.

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APRIL 2021

A large area was excavated where the new orchestra pit and traps will be located digging twenty feet through the water table. After 82 trucks of concrete were poured through the water, the water was drained to reveal a new “basement” foundation.

JUNE 2021

Steel is delivered and is installed forming three floors on the north side that will house the new Second Space and Education Center. The walls of the stage tower begin to rise. The new development office on the east side begin to take shape and the loading dock slab is poured.

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(1st row from left to right) Kelly Morgan, Olivia Rivera, Daena Briscoe, Kelsey Peterson.

(2nd row) Andrew Kato, Jay Johnson, Jana Johnson, Christina Rynasko, Jeff Barry, Kristen Feldman, John McDermott. (not pictured) Dana Munson, Laurie Stanton.

help, we share burdens, and we are never afraid to admit when an idea is just not working.

We have a saying we share with every new employee, volunteer, board member, and visiting artist that walks through our doors: “There are two reasons why you are here. First, you are talented. Second, you are kind.” These two ideas of talent and kindness encompass all that we ask of our employees. All that we can do every day is bring forward our best and be kind to each other.

After a year stuck together in a small office, one thing is undeniably true: the Maltz Jupiter Theatre is not our shows or our events, it’s our people.

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DONORS

Like many other not-for-profit organizations, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre faced immense fundraising hurdles in the 2020/21 season. COVID-19 forced the cancellation of keystone annual fundraising events for the Theatre, such as the gala, the Tony Award®-Winner Benefit Concert, and the Golder Conservatory of Performing Arts Awards Luncheon. In this uncharted territory, the Development Department devised new strategies to meet fundraising goals and created a new giving campaign called “Stand By Us.” The Stand By Us campaign began as an appeal for patrons to donate their unused tickets from the 2019/20 season back to the Theatre. Namely, the campaign focused on tickets from How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, the Theatre’s final production of 19/20 that was postponed and ultimately cancelled before it ever opened. The value of these donated tickets allowed the Theatre to recover from lost revenue on that production. As the pandemic loomed for many months longer than anticipated, the focus of the Stand By Us campaign expanded to encourage patrons to donate the value of their

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2020/21 season subscriptions to the Theatre— while also ensuring they will retain their seats for the 2021/22 season.

We were overwhelmed with the amount of support the Theatre received from our community.

Even in the days and weeks that seemed the bleakest, our supporters responded generously to our appeals. From the gifts we received, the Theatre was able to “keep the lights on,” support the Theatre’s twelve employees’ wages, maintain medical benefits for all furloughed employees, and keep the Theatre moving forward towards reopening. To honor those who “stood by us” through this year, donors of $100 or more will be forever listed on a dedicated naming wall in our lobby and will be among the first to be welcomed into our newly renovated facility.

The Development Department surpassed their fundraising goal for 2020/21 by $860,000. We are very thankful to all of our donors who allow us to enrich our community with the performing arts.

This list includes gifts and pledges received July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021 with accumulated totals of $100 and above, supporting the Theatre and the Believe Capital Campaign which is currently underway

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J Katz, Jr. Victoria and Hans Mautner Sally & Tom Neff Nextera Energy Foundation, Inc. Dr. Alceste T. Pappas & Mr. Sylvan V. Endich Thomas and Diana Ryan Charitable Foundation

INNER CIRCLE $100,000 AND ABOVE Anonymous The Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation The Clark Family Private Foundation Vickie & Jack Farber Roberta and Harvey Golub Roe Green and The Roe Green Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary Haseley Martha Rivers Ingram Dee Dee & Marty Jaffe / The Jeff Hunter Charitable Trust Julie Konigsberg Sallie & Berton E. Korman Nancy Kyle & Jack Fraser Milton and Tamar Maltz Family Foundation Bill & Kay Morton Jane F. Napier

PRODUCER’S CIRCLE $25,000 AND ABOVE The Joan B. and Richard L. Barovick Family Foundation Nancy Y. and Martin Cohen Charitable Trust Chicago Community Foundation Donor Advised Fund Sandy & Isanne Fisher Damaris DW Ford John & Melinda Geberth Esther-Mollie Hartman in memory of Jerry Mary Ellen & Dermot Healey Priscilla Heublein Elizabeth Riley & Dan Smith Robin B. Smith State of Florida Susan R. Sullivan Penni and Stephen Weinberg

INNER CIRCLE $50,000 AND ABOVE Anonymous The Samuel J. & Connie M. Frankino Foundation 19

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DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE $10,000 AND ABOVE Earl Abramson & Sheila Schlagger Admirals Cove Foundation Anonymous

Veronica Atkins Mark and Susan Auerbach Eugene & Phebe Bauer Lynn & George Bovenizer The Boxer Foundation Ann and Doug Brown Mr. and Mrs. James Bush Phil and Deborah Clark Cox Foundation Cultural Council of Palm Beach County, Board of County Commissioners and the Tourist Development Council Sharon & Carl Domino Dr. & Mrs. Bernard Eisenstein Elmore Family Foundation Leah and Edward Frankel Wallace A. Graham Ann R. Grimm Patty and Bob Hendrickson Betty and Rodger Hess Jeffrey & Glenda Hoops Ann E. Howard Rosemary & Rick Johnston William W. Karatz and Joan G. Smith Brett Langbert Elizabeth and James Li Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Loynd The Maloy Family Robert & Mary McCormack Melville Foundation Judy & Mike Murray Bonnie Osher Diane and James E. Perrella Anna & Bo Polk

Martie and Bob Sachs Joan and Alan Safir Saks Fifth Avenue Palm Beach Gardens Schacknow Family Foundation, Inc. Barbara & Peter Sidel Ellen and Bill Stamler Rhoda & Chuck Steiner in memory of Irwin Hart Mabel. H. Vogel Robert Warth & Maisie Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Mike Welch SPOTLIGHT CIRCLE $5,000 AND ABOVE Admirals Cove Foundation Alexandra Hufty Anlyan Anonymous Leslie Rogers Blum Howard J. & Emily J. Bromberg Family Foundation John & Dianne Couris Heidi Cox Mr. Denis Doyle David & Judie Drexler Charlie & Helen Ehlers Eliasberg Family Foundation, Inc. Linda and Stephen Epstein Charitable Fund Laurie and Phil Gross Dana & Karol Hamel Bea Herrick Marlene & Thomas Hewitt Eva R. Hoard & Norman Young M.D. Myra Hoffstein Joseph U. Horton & Michael G. McCafferty Barbara and Robert

Hurwit Ann S. & Charles S. Hutchins Peggy & Andrew Kahn Jane & Leonard Korman Family Foundation Mary Ann Lamont Phillip & Micki Lassiter Edward C. Lassiter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lichten Nivin and Duncan MacMillan Foundation Diann and Tom Mann Joan & Bill Mattison Carmel & Glen Mitchell United Jewish Foundation of Metropolitan Detroit John & Carol Parker Kathy and Roy Plum Mr. and Mrs. Aarne Reid Mr. & Mrs. William R. Ritchie John Ruan Foundation Trust Jane G. Rusch Gerry and Don Sacco Kristina & W. Scott Seeley Gail F. Sermersheim Donn Shapiro & Dolores Keating-Shapiro Charitable Foundation, Inc. Avy & Marcie Stein Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Steinback Ron and Barb Stern Carol & Daniel Strickberger D’Vera Topol Susie and Stanley Trotman Frank & Mimi Walsh Warner Family

Foundation Eileen Weissmann Mr. and Mrs. William Weldon Ken & Donna Wright Mr. & Mrs. William Wunder OVATION CIRCLE $2,500 AND ABOVE Coley & Susan Burke Jean & Russell Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Collinson Ann Corwell The EMSS Foundation, Inc. Larry & Barbara Field Toby & Michael Fine Harriet & Karen Fine Stephanie & Larry Flinn Gorter Family Foundation Diane C. Honig Jacqueline Kato & Howard G. Smith Karen T. Marcus John McDonald Ruth C. Mead Mr. and Mrs. Roger Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. Geddes Parsons Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Carol & Lawrence Reich Dr. & Mrs. James Reiffel Diane Bain Ridley Patricia Ellen Rowell Mr. and Mrs. Peter Silcox John & Paula Snyder Richard Sussman & Virginia Rodgers Ken & Donna Wright $1,000 AND ABOVE

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Addams Maxine & Mitchell Aigen Sarah and William Applegate Marcy & Bruce Balter Judy & Jim Bloom Judith Buechner Mr. & Mrs. Tyler R Cain Mr. Wayne Calabrese Charles Casey Mary Ann Casey Jean Claugus Barry & Wendy Cohn Lucy & Gordon Cook Eileen Daly Col. & Mrs. William H. Danzeisen Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Derbes Linda and Philip Dolen Belinda S. Eichler Lynn & Larry Eisenhauer Mrs. Martin F. C. Emmett Laura & George Estes Joyce Ezrine Jane and Gerald Feibusch Elaine & Larry Feit Katie and Bruce Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. William Fink Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Martin Frankel Linda & Gregory Galdi Gilbane Elliot & Irene Glanz Betty and Robert Godfrey Joel & Geri Goldberg Mrs. Marjorie Goldner Rona Goldstein and Dr. Alice Richman

Marilou Gonzalez & Daniel Tessler Linda Lee Grabkowski Rosalie & S. Robert Grass Bonnie & Martin Gregge Peter Grossman and Lawrence Timmins Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Groves Gerald & Barbara Hamelburg Susan Heher Mr. and Mrs. George Heisel Mr. William Higginson The Ray & Peg Hirvonen Foundation Theodore & Frances Hyde Mr. & Mrs. D. Intartaglia Dr. Allan & Janet Jacobs Arvid & Kathy Johnsen Jana and Kenneth Kahn The Marcia & Ned Kaplin Foundation Susan & Robert Keiser Debra Kelly-Ennis Earl Kidd Dedee & Stephen Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod Patsy & Don McCree Mr. & Mrs. James M McKenna The Michel Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Miller Dino and Art Moren H. Herbert Myers Foundation Mr. John Oakes Charlotte & Joe O’Connor 21

DONORS Mr. & Mrs. Harold Oertell Bonnie & Pacy Oletsky Mr. & Mrs. James F. Orr, III Mona and Howard Osterman Palm Beach Flagler Rotary Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Simon Parisier Ruth & Irwin Peckman Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Procter Mr. Jerry Pullins Allyson Purcell Dee and Paul Reiss Diane Bain Ridley Mrs. Jill Riehl Kelly Noel & Robert Roath Deborah Robbins Carrie and Stan Rosenbaum Linda & Harold Rosenson Aaron & Sylvia Rothenberg Family Foundation Zsolt & Mary Rumy Abby and Reid Ruttenberg Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schachter Schwab Charitable Donor Advised Fund Mr. Robert Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Shotwell III Mr. & Mrs. Steven Sim Larry and Elaine Smith Carol and Michael Smith Jane and James Spingarn Mr. Lowell Stahl Mr. Craig Stapleton Mr. & Mrs. Harry Stecker

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Sara and Philip Stern Bonnie and Tom Strauss Mr. & Mrs. John Sullivan Mr. Michael Tanchum Daniel Tessler & Marilou Gonzalez Mr. & Mrs. Roger Thomson Virginia and Fred Uhlmann Mr. & Mrs. Ted Walsh David & Theresa Waltz Mr. and Mrs. John Ward Mr. and Mrs. William Warner Mr. and Mrs. Ogden White, Jr. Nancy and Elliot Wolk Glenda and Arthur Wolpert Mrs. Clinton R. Wyckoff III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Young Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zappala Mr. & Mrs. Richard Zeckhauser Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert N. Zitin Susan L. Zuckert & Steve Rogers $500 AND ABOVE Richard and Lizu Allen Mary C. Anderson Anonymous Sylvia & Stanley Applebaum Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Arbeiter Dr. Jerold Aronson Mr. & Mrs. Michael Azeez Randall R. Bauman and

Ruth Bauman Linda and John Baumann Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bentley Iris and Barry Bergman Mr. & Mrs. Deane Blazie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boehning Lynn & George Bovenizer Mr. Greg Brandner Dr. Stewart & Barbara Brenner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breslin Gerard & Eva Brisman Linda and David Brooks Mr. and Mrs. William G. Brown Tuck & Judy Brubaker Maureen Busa-Gilbert Mrs. Barbara Butkus Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell Wendy and Alan Caplan Mrs. Stella Carton Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Chapin JoAnn and Jack Childers Mr. and Mrs. James Clark Fritz and BJ Clarke Mr. Jack Coden Dr. Larry & Arlene Cohen Ann & John Cohen Marcia and Jerald Cohn Jack and Sherye Cook Harriet M. Cooper Morton & Carol Corwin Jay & Carole Cunningham James & Barbara Davidson Ron and Leslie de Moraes, Jim Price

Pegi & Garrett DeGraff David and Janet Desmon Philip & Dolores Dioguardi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Docimo Mrs. Wanda Doumar Ms. Julie Dow Edward and Julie Downey Ms. Tracey Driscoll Joyce & Peter Duff Mr. Eugene Duffy Sandra and Robert Edenbaum Christina & James Embrescia John & Bobbi Erbey Roberta & Philip Ettinger Dr. and Mrs. Tod Fairbanks Ellen Falk Barbara and Harvey Falk Elinor and Martin Farber Mr. and Mrs. Neil Feldman Mr. and Mrs. William Fenimore Mr. David Fiessinger Nona Fine Mr. & Mrs. James T. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fogelson Ms. Lynne Fondiller Deedee & Stewart Forbes Stanford W. Freedman & Vicki Rubin Naomi & Joel Freedman Rev. John and Eileen Frerking Joseph & Fredi Fries Mr. and Mrs. Samuel

Fruscione Arline and Larry Galasso Dr. Robert Geary Lenore and Irwin C. Gerson Cathy and Donald Gill Ray & Gladie Gilmartin Arlene & Jim Ginsberg Timothy Glass Ms. Cindy Goger Paul & Sandra Goldner Mrs. Sandy Goldworm Florence Kahane Goodman Audrey Charlson & Jim Goulard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grimaldi Nina B. Griswold Christopher and Jocelyn Guzzi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagelstein Dr. & Mrs. Frederick Hahn Mr. and Mrs. James Hamlin Mrs. Edwina Hansen Allen & Sandy Harrison Ruth Hartman and Jon Fernans Kathy & Harry Hawken Ms. Stacey Henry Mr. and Mrs. William Higgins Mr. and Mrs. V. Donald Hilley R B Hires Anne and By Hires Michael P. Hoagland & Joseph L. Kolb Heather and Markus Hockenson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hoeck Fritz Bell & Jeanne

Hogue Bob & Emily Honse Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hugus Mrs. Sherry Hyman Ms. Susan Jackowitz Ms. Diane Jeffery Ms. Heather Johnson Jerry & Ellen Kahan Hy and Tudy Kahn Millie & Leonard Kantor Terri and Sam Kaufman Julian Kien Mrs. Frances Kilduff Mr. Frank Kissel Lynn Klinger Stan and Rookie Komitor George and Barbara Palmer Kramer Jay and Tammy Kumler Ellen and Robert Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Joe LaBanz Eve & Eugene Lane Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Larson Mr. Jay Lassner David and Judi Laurence Allan and Joan Lebow Ellen & Robert Lehrer Mr. and Mrs. Joel Leibowitz Robert & Phyllis Levin Christopher & Victoria Le Vine Stuart and Pamela Levy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lhota Stuart & Deena Lockman Philanthropic Fund Dr. John & Mrs. Diana Lorenzo Mr. Joseph Loughran Tim Luke and Greg Strahm Betty and Archie

Mangum Mr. and Mrs. Robert Margolin Theresa Marks and Barbara Coyle Rom & Carolyn Marsella Mrs. Mary Martyny Kathleen & Dale Maycen Janine and William Mayville Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCausland Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick Allola McGraw Cathy McKeon Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mello Mr. and Mrs. Gene Meyerowich Ms. Maddy Modlin & Ms. Lee Brandon Cary Moore & Richard Kristensen Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Bonnie & David Morganti Mr. and Mrs. James Moriarty Lois Morse Michael Moskow Mr. & Mrs. Allan Muchin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullens Faith and John Myer Mrs. Susan Neilson Elizabeth Neuhoff Sally & Bob Neumann Mr. and Mrs. James New Katie and Andy Newitt Gaye Nichols Suzanne L. Niedland Ms. Phyllis Novetsky Mr. and Mrs. William

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O’Donnell Kitty & Dudley Omura Elizabeth Otero-Salas, MD Richard Palczynski & Lori Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parmelee Rosanne Patchen Stephen & Deborah Paul Mr. Gary Peckerman Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Peterson Mrs. Sarah Pietrafesa Claire J. Portmann Dr. and Mrs. William Potter Mrs. Thomas Prestegard Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Price Ms. Glenda Rackley Marcia & Louis Radler Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rambler Al & Sue Ramsay Dr. and Mrs. Michael Raskin Mr. & Mrs. Peter Rhoten Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rice Malcolm T. and Diana L. Robinson Donna & Stuart Robinson Beth & Hon. Steve Rockoff, Sheehan Agency; Commissioner, PBC Sports Commission & Loxahatchee River District Boards Linda Rodney Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rose Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rosen George & Kathy Roslasky

Aaron and Sylvia Rothenberg Family Foundation Gloria & Mel Rothstein Ms. Julianne Russell Mig & Ron Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sabatella Mr. and Mrs. James Scalf Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schein Judy & Stuart Schlossman Mr. Sanford Schuman Joellyn A. Schwartz Dona and Potsy Scoville Ed & Linda Severino Dr. Robert Sharon Janet and Joseph Sharpnack Phyllis and Ronald Shaw Rhonda and Bruce Shear Mr. and Mrs. Randall Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shirar Mrs. Nancy Shuman Mrs. S. Harold Silvers Julie Simons Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Singer Fredrick & Sandra Singer Ms. Margaret Sinnott Dot & Ed Slade Arline and Mark Slifkin Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith Ezri S. Sokol Jack & Ruth Southwick Bonnie & Martin Spector Susan Namm Spencer Joan & Mike Spero Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stairman

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Ruth and Norman Stavisky Dr. Richard & Jackie Steckler Diedra Steinbock-Sehr Susi & Bud Sterling Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stern Mr. Greg Strahm Sundel-Strauss Family Foundation Ms. Kathy Strother Mr. and Mrs. Jay Strum Martin and Elaine Sussman Rita & Burt Tansky Vince Tarduogno & Joyce Vincelette Brenda & Gino Tartaglia Herbert Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Alan Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Jim Trainor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Trimble Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vander Putten Mark and Tina Veil Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Viault John & Carol Vispo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitale Dr. Jack and Mrs. Lois Vitenson Gil Walsh Sally and Wayne Walter Ms. Joan Wanner Penny and Herb Wender Ms. Holly Werner Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Wilson Dotty and Alec Wisch Mr. Gary Woghin

Ms. Carole Worth Carol & Larry Wright Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yonadi Rhoda and Barry Zelikson Lynne Zinghini $100 AND ABOVE Judi & Ed Ackerman Amazon Smile Donations Allen and Dorothy Anderson Mrs. Anastasia Andris Mary Annibali Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Armbrust Helen Arnold Karen & Jeffrey Arouh Barbara & Peter Aschheim Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aveni Mr. and Mrs. Edward Babington Mr. and Mrs. Paul Babitz Arlyn & David Bamberger Patty and Bruce Barrabee Ms. Kathleen Barry Trudy Bassett Lorie and Don Bauer Ms. Sharon Bechtold Mrs. Lois M. Bell Daryl and Gorden Berntsen Mr. Richard Binder Roslyn and Alan Brilliant Murray Brown and Rima Robinson Janet Budnick Ms. Helen Burns Mr. and Mrs. Jack

Byrne Jr. Geroge & Sue Cady Efrain & Maria Casas Ann L. Christ Bob and Julie Condella Mrs. Paulette Craft Ms. Audrey Criado Ms. Doris Dalbello Ms. Sally Decker Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DiPentima Lynn Downing & Herb Fastrich Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Duane Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards The Bruce M. Epstein Family Charitable Trust Edward & Joann Epstein Mrs. Dorothy Espinola Mrs. Ronnie Fassberg Toby and Barry Fenner Margaret Flah Dr. & Mrs. Frederic Fletcher Richard & Thelma Florin Mr. and Mrs. John Frank Donna Fried Ms. Helene Friedman Arline Frish Mr. and Mrs. Bill Geiger Dr. Ilene Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gill George and Doris Goll Dianne & Marty Gorbaty Gearl & Linda Gore Mr. and Mrs. David Grand Zee Jay and Jerry Greenspan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grossman Mr. Marc Guley and Ms. Karen Roraff

Patricia A. Heelen Margie Heney Mrs. Marilyn Hoehn Ms. Judy Hofheimer Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Hollander Helen Houley Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ilijic Donald & Sue Jaffin Sybil and Ken Jayson Janet & Joe Jerkovich Dr. Jay & Gail Kaltman Paula Kaminsky Davis Ms. Margery Katzenberg Veronica Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kirk Mr. and Mrs. William Kist Dr. Karen Klapper Mr. Richard Koplik Anne Kreisler Ms. Billie-Viers Krone Yolanda & Raymond Kunz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kurland Mr. and Mrs. Irving Labovitz Ann & Chuck LaForge Trisha Landsdorf Mr. and Mrs. Josh Laronge Ms. Kathleen Lehan Betty & Barry Leif Dede Levinson Robert and Carole Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. James Louden Mr. Anthony Lourido Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch Ms. Cynthia Marks Marie and David

McFarlin Patricia McGraw Ms. Diane Meakem Col. and Mrs. Jack Mechanic Ms. Louise Merritt Rosa and Bernard Meyers Kathryn Miller Mr. Gabriel Miron Mr. & Mrs. William W. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Multz Mr. and Mrs. Andy Muskat Ms. Ellen Myers Becky C. Myers Cookie & Steven Neiberg Ms. Paula Nessmith The Nobel Family Philip & Margaret Nothnagle Anne L. O’Connor Stephen Oldak and Peter Cambariere Dr. & Mrs. Jeremy Orchin Mr. and Mrs. John Parry Ms. Kelsey Peterson & Mr. Eric Schnier David & Ginger Ploshnick Ms. Ellen Siegel Pollack Mollie Prager Mr. and Mrs. Fred Putney Geri & Irv Ratner Sue Regan Alan & Helene Reiffe Kathleen Reilly Burton & Susan Rein Ms. Wanda Robbins and Kevin Daniels Mary Roff Marie Romano Jeanne Rosenstein Donald & Madelyn Sasso

Audrey & Jerry Scharf Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Schwadron Ms. Paula Sennet Jean Sharf Mrs. Patricia Sheckler Ms. Gilda Silver Marjory and Aaron Silverberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald Six Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Slone Mr. and Mrs. William Smedley Toni Smith Drew Souerwine & Jim Mabrey Rick and Debbie Stamm Ms. Christine Stenko Rona & Gary Sterling Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stern Gains on Stock Transfers Ms. Susan Sullivan Abe & Esther Szmukler Ms. Leeann Tannuzzo Mr. Robert Tarsetti Ann Taylor TD Bank Joan Tenedine Mr. Theodore Thoburn Ms. Debbie Thornton Mr. and Mrs. J. David Tinsley Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tirsch Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tuoti Sandy and Myron Uman Mrs. Rita Vaccaro Ms. Cara Vietri Dr. Nancy Weinstein & Robert Stiehler Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weinstein Robert & Cindi Wellins Hon. and Mrs. Melvin S.

Whitken Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilcox Dr. and Mrs. Charles Williams Judie & Bob Williams Ms. Marilyn Woloohojian Ms. Laura Wolpo Judy Wyman Mr. & Mrs. Morton J. Zetlin Ms. Susan Zook

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2020/21 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

The COVID-19 pandemic forced the Theatre to 2 halt operations in March 2020. With no knowledge of3-A701 when the Theatre would be able to reopen and generate revenue, the Theatre entered survival mode. A tough decision was made to furlough most of its staff in July 2020 in order to preserve cash. To take advantage of the forced closure, the Board approved to move forward with a new phase of the Believe renovation.

13' - 6"

CATWALK

3W. Scott Seeley 1 Chair

3-A712 Robin B. Smith3-A702 Vice Chair Milton Maltz Chair Emeritus

13' - 6"

OPERATING INCOME

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING 244

0%

EDUCATION

11%

1 3-A713

0%

Kelsey Peterson Executive Assistant

OPEN TO BELOW

CONTROL BOOTH 243

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24%

8%

GOVERNMENT

12%

BOARD

0%

FOUNDATION

FEC

1%

ENDOWMENT

55%

SERVER ROOM 240

ADMINISTRATIVE

0%

EDUCATION

11%

FACILITIES

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REF: TO SHEET 3-A403 FOR ADD LADDER INFO.

CR

32%

PRODUCTION 234 1%

DIMMERS

AMPS 235

3-A713

CR

10'Dana - 6" Munson CORR.

Director of Marketing 242 Jeffrey Barry Director of Media COPY ROOM Diane D’Amico 259 Sales Manager DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Jamil Jiron 258 Graphic Designer

Jay Johnson

DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 253

EXIST. Box Office Manager WOMEN'S Olivia Rivera RESTROOM

Asst. Box Office Manager

Christina Rynasko Development Events & Special Projects Manager 2 Laurie STOR. Stanton 3-A713 Capital 238 Campaign Manager/Grant Writer

3

ELEV. #2 250

BOX OFFICE

239

STORAGE 236

WETBAR 249

MARKETING

FEC

Kristen Feldman 2 Dir. of Finance and Administration 3-A711 Jana Johnson Finance Manager Kelly Morgan Assistant Finance Manager I.T.

STAIR MARKETING Daena Briscoe CORR. & IT Manager 237 DEVELOPMENT

Sally B. Neff Bonnie Osher Alceste T. Pappas Amit Rastogi, MD Janis Ruan Robert Sachs Susan Namm Spencer John A. Stevens

CONFERENCE 248

GRAPHICS FINANCE 241

IT

OPERATING EXPENSECATWALK STORAGE 233

NEW MARKET ASSOC. 247

MARKET ASSOC. 246

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Roe Green 4 Rodger H. Hess 3-A712 Jeffrey R. Hoops Martha Ingram Richard J Katz, Jr. Brett Langbert Tamar Maltz Karen T. Marcus Hans Mautner William I. Morton

DEVELOPMENT

CORPORATE

INDIVIDUAL

46%

STAFF EXECUTIVE

TICKET INCOME

CONTRIBUTED INCOME

DIRECTOR OF MEDIA 245

Susan Solomon Auerbach Doug Brown J. Philip Clark Eileen Daly Debra A. Elmore Jack Farber Maxine Poole Farrell Isanne Fisher Paul A. Goldner Roberta E. Golub

Andrew Kato Producing Artistic Director/Chief Executive

NET INVESTMENT EARNINGS

CONTRIBUTED INCOME

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

With the decision to move forward with the buildout, all programmatic activities, including season productions and limited engagements, were postponed to the 2021/22 fiscal year.

Additionally, the Goldner Conservatory remained closed. The generous support of our patrons and Board members, funds received through the Payroll Protection Program and the support from our Endowment assisted with our ability to get us through these unprecedented times.

89%

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CR

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ASST. DIR. OF PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT DEVELOPMENT John McDermott 257

CR

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Director of Production Eloisa Ferrer Company Manager/Producing Asst.

DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 254

CORRIDOR 252

EXIST. SUPPORT.

EXIST. MEN'S RESTROOM

GRANT WRITER 256

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT 255

OTHER

10%

FUNDRAISING

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