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Rosemary Squire Declaration of Interests Rosemary Squire Declaration of Interests Contact Relationship Type of interest Start date End date Expiration Notes type date ATG London Ltd Self Other / Director 04 February 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 03902727 financial benefit (13769663) 2000 ATG London Ltd Partner Other / Director 04 February 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 03902727 financial benefit (13769663) 2000 ATG Management Ltd Partner Other / Director 11 May 2001 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No. 04215171 financial benefit (13769713) ATG Management Ltd Self Other / Director 11 May 2001 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No. 04215171 financial benefit (13769713) All Banged Up Ltd Partner Other / Director 03 July 2003 Company No: 04819831 (13807459) Ambassador Self Other / Director 31 October 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Entertainment Group 2009 Limited (22614663) Ambassador Partner Other / Director 31 October 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Entertainment Group 2009 Limited (22614663) Aylesbury Waterside Self Other / Director 10 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 03944591 (previous name: Albery and Theatre Limited 2000 Wyndham's Theatres Limited. Date of change: (17100395) 02/03/2010). Involvement with predecessor since 10 March 2010. Aylesbury Waterside Partner Other / Director 10 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 03944591 (previous name: Albery and Theatre Limited 2000 Wyndham's Theatres Limited. Date of change: (17100395) 02/03/2010) Involvement with predecessor since 10 March 2000. Brighton Theatre Self Other / Director 12 18 18 Dissolved. Company No: 01859226 (Previous Name: Limited (13274109) September September September Theatre Royal Brighton Limited. Date of change: 2001 2012 2017 23/06/1999) Brighton Theatre Partner Other / Director 21 June 18 18 Dissolved. Company No: 01859226 (Previous Name: Limited (13274109) 1999 September September Theatre Royal Brighton Limited. Date of change: 2012 2017 23/06/1999) Churchill Theatre Self Other / Director 10 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 03944535 Bromley Ltd (13769809) 2000 Churchill Theatre Partner Other / Director 10 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 03944535 Bromley Ltd (13769809) 2000 Comedy Theatre Partner Other / Director 10 March 18 18 Dissolved. Company No: 03944546 Limited (13769858) 2000 September September 2012 2017 Comedy Theatre Self Other / Director 10 March 18 18 Dissolved. Company No: 03944546 Limited (13769858) 2000 September September 2012 2017 Covent Garden Festival Partner Other / Director 05 Company No: 02449397 Limited (13807494) December 1989 Dance Umbrella Ltd Self Other / Vice-Chair 10 March 31 31 December Company No: 01402702 (1386558) 2005 December 2019 2014 Donmar Warehouse Partner Other / Director 10 March 18 18 Dissolved. Company No: 01611861 Projects Ltd (1386564) 2000 September September 2012 2017 Donmar Warehouse Self Other / Director of 10 March 18 18 Dissolved. Director of Donmar Warehouse Theatre Ltd Projects Ltd (1386564) Donmar Warehouse 2000 September September (Company No: 03944585) who are landlord to Donmar Theatre Ltd 2012 2017 Warehouse Projects Ltd (the NPO, Company No: 01611861) Duke of York's Theatre Self Other / Director 04 June 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 00592528 Ltd (13769953) 1998 Duke of York's Theatre Partner Other / Director 11 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 00592528 Ltd (13769953) 1992 Eclipse Theatre Other family Other / Producer 22 April 31 31 December Son was a Producer Company Ltd 2014 December 2020 (14944166) 2015 English Stage Company Other family Other / Trainee 01 31 October 31 October Son was a Trainee Producer funded by Stage One/ Ltd (1386726) producer November 2012 2017 Esmee Fairbairn Foundation. Also known as Royal 2011 Court. English Stage Company Other family Employee 01 January 31 31 December Son was a Producer. Also known as Royal Court. Ltd (1386726) 2015 December 2021 2016 Glasgow Theatres Ltd Partner Other / Director 24 April 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 04423391 (13770005) 2002 Glasgow Theatres Ltd Self Other / Director 24 April 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 04423391 (13770005) 2002 Highland Fling Japan Partner Other / Director 20 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 05302902 Ltd (13771575) December 2005 Highland Fling Japan Self Other / Director 20 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 05302902 Ltd (13771575) December 2005 London Shakespeare Partner Other / Director 01 January Not trading, Company No: 02620786 (Companies House Theatre Company Ltd 1994 status: Active, Last Return Made Up To: 17/06/2012) (13807699) London Turnstyle Ltd Self Governance issue 31 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 02680873 AND Director *London (13807525) 2010 Turnstyle (DOY) Ltd* (Company No: 02680869, appointed 24 Jan 1992). Rosemary is a director, but she has a controlling interest in the company London Turnstyle Ltd Partner Other / Director 24 January 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 02680873 AND Director *London (13807525) 1992 Turnstyle (DOY) Ltd* (Company No: 02680869, appointed 24 Jan 1992) London Turnstyle Ltd Self Other / Director 31 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 (13807525) 2010 Maidstone Productions Partner Other / Director 15 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 04510126 (Playhouse) Limited 2004 (13771613) Maidstone Productions Self Other / Director 15 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 04510126 (Playhouse) Limited 2004 (13771613) Maidstone Productions Self Other / Director 05 October 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 05527723 (Savoy) Limited 2005 (22371404) Maidstone Productions Partner Other / Director 05 October 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 05527723 (Savoy) Limited 2005 (22371404) Milton Keynes Theatre Self Other / Director 03 February 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 03490333 Limited (6733588) 1998 Milton Keynes Theatre Partner Other / Director 03 February 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 03490333 Limited (6733588) 1998 Natural Nylon Theatre Partner Other / Director 08 June 18 18 Company Ltd 2000 September September (13807549) 2012 2017 New Wimbledon Studio Partner Other / Director 09 July 2003 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Theatre (1386846) New Wimbledon Studio Self Other / Director 09 July 2003 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Theatre (1386846) Peter Wilson Theatre Partner Other / Director 11 May 2001 Ltd (13771926) Peter Wilson Theatre Self Other / Director 11 May 2001 Ltd (13771926) Phoenix Theatre Ltd Partner Other / Director 12 18 18 Dissolved (1623947) September September September 2001 2012 2017 Phoenix Theatre Ltd Self Other / Director 11 April 18 18 Dissolved (1623947) 2000 September September 2012 2017 Piccadilly Theatre Ltd Partner Other / Director 30 March 18 18 Dissolved (13771984) 2000 September September 2012 2017 Piccadilly Theatre Ltd Self Other / Director 30 March 18 18 Dissolved (13771984) 2000 September September 2012 2017 Rambert Dance Partner Other / Chairman of 01 Company No: 01930699 (alternate name is *Ballet Company (1386861) Board December Rambert Ltd*) 2009 Rambert Trust Limited Partner Other / Director 10 (15541610) December 2009 Richmond Theatre Partner Other / Director 15 February 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 and Director of Richmond Theatre Management Ltd. Trust Ltd (1598384) 1999 Richmond Theatre Self Other / Director 15 February 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 and Director of Richmond Theatre Management Ltd. Trust Ltd (1598384) 1999 Savoy Theatre Ltd Self Other / Director 06 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 AND Director *Savoy Theatre Holdings Ltd* (appointed 6 (13772330) November Nov 2005) 2005 Savoy Theatre Ltd Partner Other / Director 06 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 AND Director *Savoy Theatre Holdings Ltd* (appointed 6 (13772330) November Nov 2005) 2005 Smart Plays Ltd Self Other / Director 12 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 (13772394) September 2001 Smart Plays Ltd Partner Other / Director 12 August 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 (13772394) 2001 Sonia Friedman Self Other / Director 10 October Productions Ltd 2001 (13772435) Sonia Friedman Partner Other / Director 10 October Productions Ltd 2001 (13772435) Stoke on Trent Partner Other / Director 24 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Theatres Ltd 1998 (13772474) Stoke on Trent Self Other / Director 24 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Theatres Ltd 1998 (13772474) The Ambassador Self Other / Director 02 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 01444368 financial benefit Rosemary Theatre Group November receives salary via the Ambassador Theatre group (Venues) Ltd 2009 (22371120) The Ambassador Partner Other / Director 02 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Company No: 01444368 financial benefit Theatre Group November (Venues) Ltd 2009 (22371120) The Ambassador Partner Employee 23 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Director. Company No: 02671052 financial benefit Theatre Group Ltd December (7407195) 1991 The Ambassador Self Employee 14 March 16 May 2016 16 May 2021 Director. Company No: 02671052 financial benefit Theatre Group Ltd 1995 (7407195) The Hall for Cornwall Self Other / Trustee 26 August AND Director of *The Hall for Cornwall Property Trust* Trust (1387950) 2008 (appointed 26 Aug 2008). Ongoing - last reviewed May 2017 The Musicals Alliance Partner Other / Director 03 June Ongoing - last reviewed May 2017 Ltd (13771650) 1996 The Musicals Alliance Self Other / Director 03 June Ongoing - last reviewed May 2017 Ltd (13771650) 1996 The Rocky Horror Ltd Partner Other / Director 01 April Director *The Rocky Horror Australia Pty Ltd* AND (13807765) 1990 Director *The Rocky Horror Company Ltd* AND Director *The Rocky Horror (London) Ltd*. Ongoing - last reviewed April 2017 Theatre Development Self Other / Director 06 July 2000 Trust (13772499) Theatre
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