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2022-03-31-accounts

Page
Legal and administrative information 1-2
Vision, Mission &Values
Trustees' report 4-16
Independent
auditors'
report 17-20
Statement offinancial activities 21
Balance sheet 22
Cash flow statement 23
Notes to the financial statements 24-41

Constitution Hackney
Empire
Limited
is
a company
limited
by guarantee,
company
limited
by guarantee,
company
limited
by guarantee,
company
limited
by guarantee,
company
limited
by guarantee,
company
limited
by guarantee,
not
having
a share capital.
The company
is a registered
Charity
governed
by its Memorandum
and Articles ofAssociation.
Objects The company's
main objects,
as set out in the Articles, are to advance
public
education
and appreciation
of the
arts
and to
provide the
theatre
facility for recreation
and
leisure
time
occupation
in the
interests ofsocial welfare with the object of improving
the
conditions
of life,
particularly
of the
inhabitants
of
the
London
Borough of
Hackney.
Organisation The board ofdirectors ofthe company
and
the sub-committees
have
overall
responsibility
for the
running
of
the
company.
Through
regular
board meetings
and
sub-committee meetings
the
directors,
who are the Trustees for the Charity,
advise the management
of the
company,
in particular
an
strategy.
The
Board appoints a Chief
Executive who is responsible for policy and day to day management
ofthe Charity.
Hackney
Empire
Limited
has
a wholly
own
subsidiary
company,
Hackney
Empire
Trading
Limited.
This
company
was
formed to
generate
commercial
income
at Hackney Empire for the benefit of
the parent company to which it gift aids any profits made.
Board of directors William
Atkinson
Chair
(appointed 22.03.2022)
Delphine
Brand
(resigned 22.03.2022)
Roger Woolfe
Karin Gartzke
Sean Gascoine
Jay Sheth (resigned 27.09.2022)
Mark Harwood (resigned 08.02.2022)
Matthew
Roeser
David Adams
Richard Etienne
Josette Bushell-Mingo (appointed 13.09.2022)
Soheb Panja (appointed 13.09.2022)

Finance Committee Finance Committee Finance Committee David Adams
Delphine
Brand
(resigned 22.03.2022)
Roger Woolfe
Mark Harwood (resigned 08.022022)
Matthew
Roeser
William
Atkinson
(appointed 22.03,2022)
Executive Director /
Company Secretary Jo Hemmant
Artistic Director Yamin Choudury
Other principal officers
Technical Manager Othman
Reid
Head of Programme Jane Walsh
Head of Development Elly Rothnie
Company number 02060996
Charity number 1062085
Registered office Hackney
Empire
291Mare Street
London
EB 1EJ
Auditors Saffery Champness LLP
71Queen Victoria Street
London
EC4V 4BE
Bankers Barclays Bank PLC
27 Soho Square
London
W1D 3QR
Accountants EPIC Investment Partners
Audrey
House
16-20 Ely Place
London
EC1N 6SN
Connected charities Hackney
Empire
Limited is connected with the Hackney Empire
Preservation
Trust,
which owns the theatre building. Hackney Empire
Limited benefits from the continued occupation of this property at a
peppercorn
rental

Risk Risk Mitigation
~ Forward
planning to ensure best
possible programme.
External forces (recession/public ~ Plan marketing
cycle to optimise
income.
spending etc) impact on business ~ Ensure secondary
spend offer competitive.
plan ~ Monitor cash flow.
~ Ensure maintenance
and operations
manuals are sufficient
and up to date.
Building related difficulties ~ Implement
appropriate
maintenance
strategy.
~ Make suitable financial
provisions
where possible to ensure
effective maintenance.
~ Succession planning.
~ Documentation
ofsystems
plans
and projects.
Loss of key staff ~ Training
progra mmes,
~ Notice periods and handovers.
~ Recruitment
process.
~ Reserves policy linked to Business Plan, activities and
identified
financial
and operating
risk.
Inadequate reserves ~ Regular review of policy
~ Free reserves established

Notes Unrestricted Restricted 2022 2021
Funds funds Total Total
6 6 6 6
Income from:
Donations,
gifts, and legacies
120,955 1.20,955 219,829
Grants receivable 375,295 573,730 949,025 1,608,680
Investment
income
135 135 718
Income from trading activities 366,934 366,934 64,575
Income from charitable
activities
Income from running theatre 1,481,950 1,481,950 7,892
Total income 2,345,269 573,730 2,918,999 1,901,694
Expenditure
on:
Cost ofraising funds
Fundra ising costs 49,924 49,924 35,021
Charitable
activity
Cost af operation ofthe
theatre 2,230,288 1,023,567 3,253,855 1,628,512
Total expenditure 2,280,212 1,023,567 3,303,779 1,663,533
Net income/(expenditure)
for the year 65,057 (449,837) (384,780) 238,161
Transfer between
funds
17 383,817 (383,817)
Corporation
tax
66,806 66,806 5,905
Net movement
in funds
515,680 (833,654) (317,974) 244,066
Opening
fund balances
1,268,389 7,867,528 9,135,917 8,891,851.
Closing fund balances 17,18 1,784,069 7,033,874 8,817,943 9,135,917

Notes Group Charity
2022 2021 2022 2021
f f f f
Fixed assets
Tangible assets 12 7,227,459 7,800,397 7,227,459 7,800,397
Investments 13 1 1
7,227,459 7,800,397 7,227,460 7,800,398
Current assets
Debtors 14 166,197 251,678 314,803 288,391
Stock 8,075
Cash at bank and in hand 2,357,514 1,513,815 2,157,060 1,499,727
2,531,786 1,765,493 2,471,863 1,78E,118
Creditors. Amounts falling
due within one year 15 (941,302) (429,973) (881,380) (392,418)
Net current assets 1,590,484 1,335,520 1,590,483 1,395,700
Total assets less current
liabilities 8,817,943 9,135,917 8,817,943 9,196,098
Net assets 8,817,943 9,135,917 8,817,943 9,196,09E
Represented by:
Restricted funds 17 7,033,874 7,867,528 7,417,691 7,867,528
Linrestricted funds:
General funds 18 1,784,069 1,268,389 1,400,252 1,328,570
Total 19 8,817,943 9,135,917 8,817,943 9,196,098

2022 2021
Reconcil)ation
of net income/(expenditure)
to cash inflow from operating
activities
Net income/(expenditure) (317,974) 244,066
Depreciation 667,256 649,760
Interest received (135) (718)
Inventory (8,075)
Decrease/(increase)
in debtors
85,480 122,196
(Decrease)/increase
in creditors
(excluding
loans and finance leases)
511,330 (221,339)
Net cash inflow from operating
activities
937,882 793,965
Cash flows from investing activities
Interest received 135 718
Payments to acquire tangible
fixed assets
(94,318) (170,974)
(94,183) (170,256)
Change
in cash and cash
equivalents 843,699 623,709
Cash at 1April 2021 1,513,815 890,106
Cash at 31March 2022 2,357,514 1,513,815
nalysis
of changes
in net
debt
At start ofyear (2021) Cash-flows At end ofyear (2022)
Cash 1,513,815 843,699 2,357,514
Total 1,513,815 843,699 2,357,514

4 Grants receivable
As at 31March 2022 Unrestricted Restricted Tota I
Funds Funds 2022
~ddt f f
Arts Council England 375,295 375,295
Arts Council
England
- Culture Recovery Fund 299,465 299,465
Clarion Futures 5,000 5,000
HMRC JRSGrant 38,520 38,520
~d»
di
Arts Council England —Capital Works 23,903 23,903
Alter Ego 20,000 20,000
Children
in Need
10,000 10,000
Cockayne grant 23,000 23,000
Esmde Fairbairn
Foundation
35,000 35,000
Hackney
Empire YOF
Grant 5,000 5,000
Hel Io Aga in 15,000 15,000
Impact Funds 38,640 38,640
London
Borough of
Hackney 40,000 40,000
Steel Charitable
Trust
11,000 11,000
The Churchill
Fellowship
9,202 9,202
375,295 573,730 949,025
As at 31March 2021 Unrestricted Restricted Tota I
Funds Funds 2021
f f f
f
d
Arts Council
England
375,295 375,295
Arts Council
England
- Culture Recovery Fund 534,226 534,226
Arts Council
England
- Emergency Funding 244,555 244,555
Clarion Futures 5,000 5,000
Esmee Fairbairn
Foundation
—Unrestricted grants 23,500 23,500
HMRC JRSGrant 166,732 166,732
Jean Hodgkinson 5,300 5,300
London Community
~ddI~
Response Fund 22,237 22,237
Arts Council England —Capital Works 120,535 120,535
Arts Council
England
- supplementary grant 1,000 1,000
Children
in Need
4,000 4,000
Ernest Hecht Charity 2,500 2,500
Esmee Fairbairn
Foundation
47,000 47,000
FTO Yamana
Peabody
2,000 2,000
Goldsmiths
Company
Charity 3,000 3,000
Greater London Authority 10,000 10,000

Hackney Council 300 300
London Borough of Hackney 40,000 40,000
Youth Opportunity Fund 1,500 1,500
648,350 960,330 1,608,680

5 Income from t rading
activities
2022 2021
E E
Bars and catering income 187,620
Location and filming income 146,895 64,075
Other income 32,419 500
366,934 64,575
6 Income from theatre operation
2022 2021
E E
Boxoffice 558,263
Theatre hire 701,814 1,217
Merchandise 28,204 346
Booking fees 48,665 1,961
Theatre recharges 143,572 1,668
Other income 1,432 2,700
1,481,950 7,892
7 Fundraising
costs
2022 2021
E E
Staff costs 41,515 34,713
Fundraising expenses 8,409 308
49,924 35,021

Costs of oper a tion oft he theatre
Unrestricted Restricted Total
Funds Funds Funds
2022
f f f
Staff and staff-related costs 802,884 200,678 1,003,522
Depreciation 15,786 651,470 667,256
Promoters/production
costs 851,748 59,717 911,465
Education 5,320 5,320
Publicity 183,570 7,869 191,439
Premises and general
running costs 340,453 70,557 411,010
Overhead/administrative
costs 18,419 31,989 50,408
Governance costs 12,148 1,287 13,435
2,230,288 1,023,567 3,253,855
Unrestricted Restricted Total
Funds Funds Funds
2021
f
Staff and staff-related costs 145,186 445,579 590,765
Depreciation 8,682 641,077 649,759
Promoters/production
costs 24,265 25,072 49,337
Education 127 173 300
Publicity 22,750 9,470 32,220
Premises and general
running
costs
160,145 81,857 242,002
Overhead/administrative
costs 25,534 29,489 55,023
Governance costs 5,868 3,238 9,106
392,557 1,235,955 1,628,512

Net income/(expenditure) is stated after charging:
2022 2021
f f
Amounts
payable to auditors for audit services- current year
12,780 11,025
Amounts
payable to auditors -other service
1,300
Depreciation 667,256 649,760
Operating
lease payments
95,089 36,936
People cost
2022 2021
f f
Aggregate
staff costs are
made up as follows:
Salaries and wages 860,565 483,385
Social security costs 64,892 39,634
Pension costs 14,910 8,963
Other staff costs 11,350 2,266
Subtotal 951,717 534,248
Professional
Fees*
93,320 91,230
Total 1,045,037 625,478
Fundraising
staff costs
(note 7) 41,515 34,713
Staff and staff-related costs ofoperation ofthe theatre (note 8) 1,003,522 590,765
1,045,037 625,478
The number ofstaff receiving
a salary over f60,000was:
2022 2021
No. No.
f60,000 —f69,999

Freehold Theatre Fixtures Total
land and improve- fittings and
Group and Charity buildings
f
ments
f
equipment
f
Cost
At 1April 2021 222,758 18,581,122 609,746 19,413,626
Additions 34,360 59,958 94,318
At 31March 2022 222,758 18,615,482 669,704 19,507,944
Depreciation
At 1April 2021 108,061 10,934,813 570,355 11,613,229
Charge for the year 4,455 645,629 17,172 667,256
At 31March 2022 112,516 11,580,442 587,527 12,280,485
Net book value
At 31March 2022 110,242 7,035,040 82,177 7,227,459
At 31March 2021 114,697 7,646,309 39,391 7,800,397

The principal
activities
of the subsidiary of the subsidiary are to generate are to generate commercial income for Hackney income for Hackney income for Hackney Empire
Limited and to produce theatrical
work on commission.
The subsidiary
2011.A summary
ofthe results ofthe subsidiary
is set out below.
started trading in February
2022 2021
f f
Income 1,219,981 121,069
Cost ofsales (874,262) (93,371)
Administrative
expenses
(277,412) (36,170)
Profit/(Loss)
on ordinary
activities before taxation 68,307 (8,472)
Corporation
tax
66,807 5,905
Profit / (Loss) on ordinary activities after taxation 135,114 (2,567)
Amount
gifted to Hackney
Empire Limited (132,547)
Retained
profit / (loss)
2,567 (2,567)
Turnover
comprised:
Bar/Catering 204,560
Pantomime
production
829,080 57,614
Location and filming fees 186,341 63,455
1,219,981 121,069
Hackney
Empire
Limited
and the subsidiary have a group VAT registration. Any profit made by the
ubsidiary
is paid under gift
aid to Hackney Empire Limited.
he assets and liabilities ofthe subsidiary were:
2022 2021
f f
Current assets 295,557 119,631
Creditors: amounts
falling
due within one year (295,556) (122,197)
Net assets 1 (2,566)
Shareholder's
funds
1 (2,566)

14 Debtors
Group Charity
2022
f
2021
f
2022
f
2021
f
Trade debtors 28,805 25,731 21,630 11,350
Othertaxes 42,173 42,173
Prepayments
and accrued
income
63,290 92,613 57,540 150,228
Amounts
owed by subsidiary
undertaking
235,633 84,640
Corporation
tax
74,102 91,161
166,197 251,678 314,804 288,391
15 Creditors: Amounts falling due within one year
Group Charity
2022
f
2021
f
2022
f
2021
f
Trade creditors
Boxoffice advance
seats 196,793
432,561
107,670
152,561
174,817
432,561
96,840
152,561
Other taxes and social security 71,620 8,569 97,829 13,748
Other creditors
and accruals
240,328 161,173 176,173 129,269
941,302 429,973 881,380 392,418
16 Future financial
commitments
The group
is committed
to the total future
lease
payments: 2022 2021
f f
Land and buildings:
Within one year
Between two and five
years 88,000
308,000
65,000
260,000
Over 5years 32,500
396,000 357,500
This represents
a 15-year lease over 117Wilton
Way 2022 2021
f f
Office equipment:
Within one year
7,089 4,436
Between two and five years
7,089 4,436

Freehold property
These funds represent
resources
held
in the form
of building.
ACE Capital Work
Funding towards
acquisition
or improvement
of long-term
assets such as equipment or building.
Arts Council England-Culture
Recovery Fund
Funding towards the costs outlined in the application submitted to culture recovery fund- grants
programme.
Alter Ego
Funding for creative work featuring
young artists that have performed over the ten years
Backstage Trust
Funding towards the refurbishment oftoilets at Hackney
Empire
Children
in Need
Funds towards
LIMITLESS (Hackney
Village), working with children
and
young people with learning and
sensory disabilities.
Cockayne grant
Hackney Empire Post Covid-19 Capital Improvement Programme.
Clarion Futures
Funding to support core costs and Covid-19 measures.
Esmde Falrbairn
Foundation
Funding towards the costs ofstaffing and artistic
development of new models which aim to increase artistic
ambition
and artist and audience
diversity
Greater London Authority
Funding towards
Empire 2 rent as
a space for Creative futures programme.
Hackney Empire YOF Grant
Support towards
creative learning
programme.
Hello Again
Discounted
tickets for Hackney
residents for Panto 2021 and other programmes.
HMRC JRSGrant
Funding to cover a proportion
ofthe salaries of furloughed
staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Impact Funds
Funding towards
acquisition
or improvement
of
long-term assets such as equipments or buildings. (Stage
lighting
equipment)
lean Hodgklnson
Funding to support
implementation
of Covid-19 measures.
LBH —Service agreement
London
Borough
of Hackney
supported
the
Charity's 'Connecting young Hackney' and other youth
involvement
programmes.
Steel Charitable
Trust
Support towards creative learning programme.
Theatre Trust
Funding towards
improvements
to the water pumps
in the theatre.
The Churchill
Fellowship
Support towards
specific needs ofyoung people/artists.

Charity and Group Balance Incoming Resources Transfers Balance
1April resources usecl Between 31March
Capital 2020
f
funds
f
2021
f
Freehold property
Capital projects
ACE Capital Works
145,883
7,706,371
210,463
120,535 (612,156)
(26,099)
145,883
7,094,215
304,899
Revenue
Arts Council England-
Culture
Recovery Fund
534,226 (275,995) 258,231
Arts Council England-
supplementary
grant
3,436 1,000 (4,436)
Backstage Trust
Children
In Need
Esmde Fairbairn
Foundation
40,000
10,000
21,000
4,000
47,000
(10,000)
(68,000)
40,000
4,000
ERNESi HECHT CHARITY
FTO Yamana
Peabody
Goldsmiths
Company
Charity
2,500
2,000
3,000
(2,500)
(2,000)
(3,000)
Greater London
Authority
10,000 10,000
Hackney Council
HMRC JRSGrant
Jean Hodgkinson
London Community
300
166,732
5,300
(300)
(166,732)
5,300
Response
Fund
LBH —Service agreement
Theatre Trust
Young Leaders on track
festival
5,000
1,000
22,237
40,000
(22,237)
(40,000)
(1,000)
5,000
Youth Opportunity
Fund
1,500 (1,500)
Total restricted
funds
8,143,153 960,330 (1,235,955) 7,867,528

As at 31March 2022 As at 31March 2022
Charity and Group Balance
1April
Incoming
resources
Resources
used
Transfers
between
Balance
31March
2021 funds 2022
f f f
General funds 1,268,389 2,412,075 (2,280,212) 383,817 1,784,069
Total unrestricted funds 1,268,389 2,412,075 (2,280,212) 383,817 1,784,069
As at 31March 2021
Charity and Group Balance
1April
Incoming
resources
Resources
used
Transfers
between
Balance
31March
2020 funds 2021
f f
General funds 748,698 947,269 (427,578) 1,268,389
Total unrestricted funds 748,698 947,267 (427,578) 1,268,389
s at 31Mar ch 2022
Tangible Net current Total
Fixed assets assets
f f
Group and Charity
Restricted funds 7,145,282 (111,408) 7,033,874
Unrestricted funds 82,177 1,701,892 1,784,069
7,227,459 1,590,484 8,817,943

Tangible Net current Tota I
Fixed assets liabilities
f f
Group and Charity
Restricted funds 7,761,006 106,522 7,867,528
Unrestricted funds 39,391 1,228,998 1,268,389
7,800,397 1,335,520 9,135,917

2021 2020
6 E
Fee charged by HETL for producing pantomime 829,080 57,614
Recharge of costs by Charity 395,874 49,005
Profits donated to the Charity by gift aid 132,547

Unrestricted Restricted 2021
Funds Funds Total
f f f
Income from:
Donations,
gifts and
legacies 219,829 219,829
Grants receivable 648,350 960,330 1,608,680
Investment
income
718 718
Income from trading activities 64,575 64,575
income from charitable
activi ties
Income from running theatre 7,892 7,892
Total income 941,364 960,330 1,901,694
Expenditure
on:
Cast ofraising funds
Fundraising
costs
35,021 35,021
Charitable
activity
Cost ofoperation of the
theatre 392,557 1,235,955 1,628,512
Total expenditure 427,578 1,235,955 1,663,533
Net income / (expenditure)
for the year 513,786 (275,625) 238,161
Transfers between funds
Corporation
tax
5,905 5,905
Net movement
in
funds 519,691 (275,625) 244,066
Opening
fund balances as at 1April 2020
748,698 8,143,153 8,891,851
Closing fund balances as at 31March 2021 1,268,389 7,867,528 9,135,917