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Annual Report 2020-2021 BROADWAY THEATRE COMPANY Annual Report 2020 Filming Daddy Long Legs, 2020. The Year in Review 2020 was certainly a record-breaking year, but not the usual records we like to celebrate in the pages of our annual report. At this time, we are over a year into an unprecedented global pandemic that has shuttered many arts organizations and businesses for good, but Broadway Rose is still here because of our loyal and steadfast donors and supporters. Together the Broadway Rose community has managed this crisis with creativity and sound financial management. Our 2020 Season of “Boundless Vision” shifted in ways we never would have imagined, but the COVID-19 pandemic has proven to us that we are nimble and creative and our vision indeed knows no bounds. Please enjoy this report as we look back on this challenging year. We opened our 29th season with a new musical comedy spoof of comic book crusaders, Up and Away, and a record number of season subscribers at nearly 3,400. Unlike many organizations, we were able to hold our annual gala, Flashback to the ‘80s, before the shutdown, with a rowdy crowd and much success. The initial lockdowns in March of 2020 caused the cancellation of our second show, Ain’t Misbehavin’, which was set to open at the end of the month and run through the end of April. Little did we know that our “Meet the Cast” event on March 14 would be the last in-person event held in 2020. “We are so incredibly grateful for this effort, for your finding a way to bring theater and this uplifting, hopeful story into our living room in these dark times... We were transported into their world, their story, for two hours that left us on a high for days after... Can’t thank you enough!!” - Daddy Long Legs viewer Quarantine restrictions resulted in the cancellation or Joe Theissen and Malia Tippets in Daddy Long Legs, 2020. postponement of five of our six mainstage productions, amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost revenue. We also had to cancel our regular youth camps and classes and call off our annual New York Trip, an important donor stewardship event. As quarantine measures continued, we shifted to producing original digital content. The Midday Cabaret series of livestreams featuring Broadway Rose artists and alumni sharing stories and performing from their homes across the nation ran weekly on Wednesdays from May 6 to September 2, 2020. A “Meet the Staff” interview series and videos of Broadway Rose casts reuniting to reprise a favorite song offered further entertainment and connection while the stage was dark. Instead of our regular summer education programs, we offered new options for limited groups with strict social distancing in place and were able to provide performance training and invaluable social connection for 52 teens. In the fall of 2020 we replaced one of our postponed productions with the 2-person, full-length musical Daddy Long Legs. Through special arrangement with the publishers, we were able to offer a streaming version of the show to our patrons. We surpassed our projected sales goal for this production. To finish our 2020 season, we replaced our postponed holiday show with a smaller revue called Christmas My Way: A Sinatra Holiday Bash. Again, we were unable to offer public performances, but were very pleased to have streaming ticket sales exceed our projections by 40%. In 2020, we saw an almost total loss of ticket revenue caused by the COVID-19 pandemic shut down, but we also experienced a significant increase in support from donors, with over 600 of you making gifts for the first time last year. Our ticket sales and educational programs accounted for 6% of our income at just over $105,000 (compared to $1.6 million for ticket sales in 2019), while donations and events accounted for 91% at $1.65 million. With the increase in contributed revenue, as well as the receipt of a Payroll Protection Loan and grants provided by the CARES Act, we remained solvent and ended 2020 in a strong financial position. Now, we are looking forward to welcoming Socially-distanced dance classes at the New Stage, 2020. audiences back into the theatre this summer for the first time since March 2020! In May 2021, we broke ground on our $3.4 million building expansion originally planned for April 1, 2020 and anticipate a grand opening celebration early in 2022. Thank you for your tremendous generosity, for your flexibility, and for your belief in Broadway “Thank you Broadway Rose for Rose. We will be back stronger than ever, and we continuing teen programming this can’t wait to see you in the lobby! summer! Way to pivot and move forward! My son had a great time and we would totally participate again!” - parent Sharon Maroney Dan Murphy Producing Artistic Director Managing Director Our mission To create unparalleled musical theatre experiences that invigorate audiences and enrich our communities. We are Oregon’s premier musical theatre company Under the artistic direction of Sharon Maroney, Broadway Rose has been producing professional musical theatre in the Portland area since 1992 and has earned national recognition for its commitment to artistic excellence and new work development. Working to enrich the region’s cultural life and increase opportunities for Oregonians to participate in the arts, the company presents a variety of mainstage productions throughout the year as well as summer children’s musicals, educational camps for children and Values Work with passion and purpose. Pursue and celebrate artistic excellence. teens, and a technical internship program Stable resources, nimble responses. Grow relationships, build community. for developing theatre professionals. Express gratitude. Operate with integrity, preserve trust and honor. Broadway Rose is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Courtney Temple, Joe Theissen, Malia Tippets, and Charles Cook in Christmas My Way, 2020. committed to keeping live theatre affordable and making its productions accessible to all members of the community. Broadway Rose is a proud member of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre, Theatre Communications Group, the Portland Area Theatre Alliance, and Tualatin Valley Creates. BOARD OF DIRECTORS BROADWAY ROSE STAFF JAN LEONE, President | U.S. Bank BONNIE PAVEL, Vice President | Pavelcomm Producing Artistic Director Managing Director GEOFF DOUGALL, Treasurer | Dougall Conradie LLC SHARON MARONEY DAN MURPHY PAUL IRVIN, Secretary | arts advocate TYRENE BADA, CRM | arts advocate LAURY GIRT | arts advocate MARKETING DEVELOPMENT JEFF KNAPP | attorney at law Marketing Director Development Director PRODUCTION SHARON MARONEY | Broadway Rose Theatre Co. ALAN ANDERSON DESHAUNA JONES Production Manager BARBARA MILLER | Neil Kelly Communications Manager Development Manager JEFF DUNCAN DAN MURPHY | Broadway Rose Theatre Co. EMILY DEW HOLLY RICHARDS Technical Director HARVEY PLATT | business leader Marketing Associate Development Coordinator PHIL MCBETH SHARON VIEREGG-GUYETTE | Sapphire Design Consulting, LLC MICHAEL MIRAMONTES AMY ROESLER Resident Stage Manager RESOURCE COUNCIL JESSICA JUNOR ADMINISTRATION PATRON SERVICES JOHN L. COOK, | John L. Cook, CPA Assistant Production Manager HANNAH DAHL, | arts advocate General Manager Patron Services Manager LIZ CARLSON PAUL JACOBS TYLER KUBAT JOAN KINGSLEY | Portland Spirit Sound Maintenance & RORIE LEONE | Washington Trust Bank Community Engagement Patron Services Assistant Manager, Operation Engineer DAN YATES | Portland Spirit Coordinator Access Manager BRIAN KARL MOEN AMAYA SANTAMARIA KATRINA CHRISTIANSEN THEATRE GUILD OFFICERS IT & Data Specialist FRONT OF HOUSE DAROLD BARROW, President BRIAN KARL MOEN PAT STUPER, Vice President Lead House Manager RICK THOMAS, Treasurer BLISS TALBOTT RUTH WHITE, Secretary 2020 Highlights The company continued its commitment to Thanks to GENEROUS DONOR NURTURING NEW WORK with the SUPPORT and pandemic-related season opener Up and Away. It was the relief grants, the company survived the second professional production in the show’s loss of income from cancellations and history and was attended by the writing team. postponements of several productions and ended the season financially In response to the shutdown, Broadway strong. Rose launched NEW DIGITAL CONTENT, including a weekly Midday Cabaret series, HEALTH AND SAFETY virtual Cast Reunion performances, and UPGRADES included installing UV Meet the Staff interviews. filtration to the New Stage’s HVAC system and creating new physically- Kids and teens enjoyed IN-PERSON AND distanced seating charts. VIRTUAL THEATRE EDUCATION. New programming replaced the company’s Broadway Rose and its traditional camps and classes to adapt to artists collectively received COVID-19 safety guidelines. 23 AWARDS from BroadwayWorld, The Drammys, In the fall, the company produced its FIRST- and Portland Area Musical EVER, FULL-LENGTH STREAMING Theatre Awards. MUSICAL, Daddy Long Legs, casting the two-person show with a couple who live The year closed with A SECOND together. Willamette Week named it the best STREAMING MUSICAL, the holiday musical of post-shutdown 2020. revue Christmas My Way: A Sinatra Holiday Bash, which exceeded sales A co-production with AllClassical Portland projections by 40%. of a SHERLOCK HOLMES RADIO PLAY aired in the fall with free, worldwide access via online stream. 2019/2020 PORTLAND AREA MUSICAL THEATRE AWARDS BROADWAYWORLD PORTLAND AWARDS honoring the past decade Outstanding Production Outstanding Choreography Once Peggy Taphorn, Footloose Costume Design of the Decade Outstanding Director Outstanding Ensemble
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