The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
ANNUAL REPORT AND CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Registered Charlty No. 1072590
Company No. 03667822

The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
Rewstered Charity No. 1072590
Company ND. 03667822
Tvujtres
rina Alexandrou
Sheila Atim
Robert Bourne
NithOl85 Ciarry jcnairj
Paviia Cooper
Geeta Gopa an
David Hender50n
John jenkins
Peter John
Gavin Lewis
Annie Plesheiie Murphv
Secretsry
Caroline Bèrber
Rentsteied Addre55
The Old Vic
103 The Cul
London
SE18NB
IDdependÈrtt Audltor
Moore Kineston 5rnith ILP
6th Floor, 9 Appold Streei
Lonéon
EC2* 2AP
H58C Oank PIC
S¢)uthwark
28 Borou8h High Stre
London
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The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
CONTENTS
P4Ke
Report of the Tru5tee5
Independent au¢Jitor'5 report
12
Con501idèted siaiement ol financial activitie5
13
Cons01idèted bèlancÈ Sheet
14
P•rent Charity balance Sheet
15
Con501i(lateé statement of cash flows
16
Note5 10 the finoncial stèternenis
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The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
TRusfEES' REPORT
For the year ended 31 Au8llSt 2022
The Trustees present their annual reporr and con501idated financial statements of theiharity and Its subsidiaries for the
year endÈd 31 August 2022 which are a150 prepared 10 meet the requiremenis for a directorf5 report, strategic report
énd financial siatements lor Companies Act purtK55es.
The fin3ntlal stdtlTrTIViIIS LUFTiyly willi Ilie Clidlll1*5 ALI 201J. the Coinp3nies Act 200G, the Memorandum Jnd ArtiiII5 01
A5SOClation ènd Accounting and Reporting by Chèrilies Statoment of Re£ommendp.d Praiticc applicablp to chariiies
Pfeparing their fintncièl statements In aciordancE with Ihe Financial Roporting Standard applicable in the UK and Ireland
IFR51021 IFffe(Iive l January 20161.
Objectives and artivltks
The trbietis of the charity, as Set oul in the Article5 of A5SOtiation, afe io promote arr. culture and heritage and to
promote. maintain, improwe and advaDie edutaiion by rhe encoura8ernent of tbe arts. The Old Vic fulfi15 It5 objectives
primarily IhroJRh the operètion of The Old VK Th￿atre
Public benefit
Tne Trus¢ee5 alwoys ensure thèt the prograrnrnc5 we undertake are in line Wilh the thèrity's objec15 and with Iheii
pvwer5 and responsibilities ès deièiled in rhe 8ovefnin8 dotumeni and under chariiy law. In 5etlin¥ the chariTy'5
objectivÈs and plannin8 115 a£tiVltie5 the Trustees have considered ihe Chafily Commission's guidanrp nfi public benefil,
IDLluding the gui(Janceon public benelir and feech3Tgin8. The Iheèrre relics on boih pbilanthiopic donations and Incotne
frorn tickTri sale5 to cover Its optraiion cosis,- in seiting rhc level of tirkei prices the Trusrees give carelul cansiderarion
to en5L4rin8 the ac¢e551biliiy of the tneèire.
Charity alms
To achitve Ils aim5 The Old Vit's obiecrives èfe.
Ar¢lstit.' To securc the idenrilv nl Thtr ljd Vic as a fesilieni independeni Ihèaire and secure It'5 ideniiiy as
81obal cultural hub.. èn aTlistic powernou5C Vlllh an In¢ernètional reputation atyé a sirorg social mission
defflu8rèphically is more refle(live ol the diversecommunity in whith we work, our narion41 reach and
oui internaiionèl èudience To ensure Ihai we art £ollaborèiive. Ihou6hilul •nd inclusive.
Dl8ltal.. To Uiilisè. Ihe power ol di8iial iechnolo8Y to make new work and reèch new audience5, and to
suppoit èll aspec15 01 the. IheaTre'5 work.
EniaiemeTht: To engagt in person and online. throu8h free odutation, community and social
rnobility projects. to P05ili¥ely impact life skills. enhance arts and education and increase
employment or05pecis.
Sustainability.. To revitalise and luiurtspiool tbe physical buildin8 for ihe next IDO yeafs, creaiinK
spacc ihat is modern. vibrant, envirorlmenially constious. tommercially productive. non-excludirg.
actessible In evcry 5erTrsp. available to usable by eVery￿e
Wellbeini: To coniribuie. Ihrough our work on siage and Our leèrnin8 and participation projects.
To ihe wellbein8 and health of all who eDRage wilh us to Positively Impèct life skills. ernployment pr05pe¢ts
aiid happiness of Jll who pne8ge With u5 artisti. audienceJ. Llarticipantr
and t13ff.
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The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
TRUSTEES, REPOR T
For the year ended JI Au8USt 2022
Vision and Missioh
The Old Vil 15 an independent Ireative powerhotsse for entertainment an(f education. A not for profit thÈatre, proud to
be a charity- our mis51011 IS to Invieoraie. inspire and open doors ihrou8h world<lass theatre for all. We believe thar
theatre makes ihe world be.tter and thai anyone should be able io attoss and ÈxpÈriÈntÈ it- to undefSt3nd il. enterrain
We are uniquel¥ placed ro achieve all of rhis as a lar8e l.wo seat Iheatre in the beart ol London, focusing on creating
equal acce55. We make world-class enieriainment on an International Scale. reaching audience5 of 350k4 every year
throuBh etletlic 5ea50n5 of work, and a further lo.(￿ through free programme5 for engagement, emplvymenl and
social mobility. Our duality is Important to 115 It unites U5. Wo'rc 50 much more than ihe work we do on stase. We're
abo￿t creaiive eAiellence an¢J social good.
ThÈ Old Vii.. Slep into 50tnethins wonderful.
Straiegie report
The con501idBted Srarernenr of Financial Activifies is sei our on paee 14.
The con501idate(J 831ance Sheer 15 Sei oui on pa8e 15.
hievemerbt5 and performance
The Old Vic approached 2D21122 with caurion as audience behdViOUf and 50cial d15tincing guidance was relaiively
unpredictbble In the eaily posi-pondeiric days. Box office targÈ15 were Sei aciordin£ly and Judience development plan5
were put In place 10 use the lower preéiited 5alc5 as an opportuniiy to find new audience5.
Camp 51eefritd In September 2021 rnafked Ihe reiurn ro fully seated potcntial in the auditorium and a drive to welcorne
budicnres bock to pre-p#nderniC levels Whi151 it receivetj posilivc reviews, a nomination for Besi Play ai the Fvenin
Sièntlard5 Aword5 and a good audience re5pon5C. tickei yield and 5e3ted capaciTV were low.
A Christmas Carol rclurned lor its fifih year. rhis year siarrin8 Stephen Mèn8èn as Scr¢x)8e. The show wa5 %u¢¢essful in
achievin8 audience numbers closer 10 pre-pandemic leve15 exceediTrg linancial lJr8et. There were a number of
cancelled performances due 10 COVID.19 wilhin the company.. In addifioll. audience uncprlainiy regardin8 lockdowns
returned around Christmas which leo ro a drop in sales dnd a higher level ol customer requested refun05 and
Caryl Churchill's classic p13y A Nvmber openel 2022 siairitl8 Paopa F5siedu and Lennie Ja￿￿5. The show received positive
Ipviews and went on To ro£eiVQ se¥erhl nornination5 lor de518n and coa51, as well as an an OIIyiÈr nornifiation for Best
Revival al the 2022 award5. A Ivll-scale audience develooment campaien ran aloneside the core mèfkÈtin8 cairpaign
with excepiional re5u115 ill ieim5 of diversilyill8 ihe ethnicity of our audiencc wilh hb8her fepre5eTrtation bela8 achieved
The world pr¢mierÈ tsf Mike B2rlett'5 The 471h followe(l $iarring 8enie Carvel as Oonald Trump, Tamara Tunie as Kamala
Harr15 and Lydia Wilson a5 Iv4nka Trump A co-groduciion with Sonia Friedman produciions, It rE(eived positivÈ review5
and 51Enificantly higher audierbce atiendance rcflectin8 pre.pandemic levels.
Closing the Season wa5 3 revival of Au8u5t Wi150n's play Jitney. a co-pioducrion wilh Leeds P1ayhou5e ènd Headlong
which went on to Tour The UK. Whils1 Ihe financial capacily was relaiively low. Il had è fantastic audience re5Donsp and
wa5 norninaied for Besi Revival at the UK Theatre Awards. Followin8 a successful audienie developrnent carnpaign. it
achieved a healthy seated Capacity.
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
For the year ended 31 August 2022
Building P¥oiectorté Copitol Compqiqn
RIBA Srage 3 costs were reiurned In Septembtr 2021 fo¢ The Annex 3nd Back of House Upgrado5 pfDjClt. whiih
were shown lo be 51gnili(a(Illy Over budget. pbTlially Ove loiharbge5 Wlthin the market and an uplift in inflation
A series of v8lue engifteering meetings With the de518n team and cost consuliani reviewed ttte design ia identify
opportuniiiQS for 53Vings. Both ihe Chair5 of OVTf and The Annem Committee felt there was littlè beDÈfit In
delaying the projoct operationally or financia11y, and so Trustees approved a £lm uplifi to theoverall projeci cost,
10 f 17m. This covpred the iD[rea5E In thE Back ef House budget and built in an add1tional E500k £oniin8tncy lor
the c05r ol building Thc ADnex. 8iveTr the vncertaiDly arovnd inflation, and the particular Irnpaci on the
constr￿CtiOn illdustry Despiie Ihe challenees. both the Board and management felt siroTr8ly that The Annex an(J
Rack of House work5 werp. an imponant part in delivering The Old Vit's purpose to enable anyone io experience.
ake and bonefit from theatre.
At Mar£h 2022, Ihe 3pprove(I con51ruclion budget fui the Back of House work5 circa £3rn but the market
costing Post vBlue enginEerinÈ showed a 1470k nci Incrcasc io budKet. Both ihc ChairJ of OVTh and The Annex
pproved a Elm uplift 10 thp. ovcrall project cosr. This covered the in£reèse in the Back of H0ts5e bud8ei and built
In an additionol 1500k contingency lor the tosi of buildin8 The Annex. given the vncertainiy around Inllatiofj, and
the particular irnpact on Ihe COnSlfUClion Indusrry.
'Ir is nor rhJr w6 ore eomploceni oboul the cholleft9e lol o (upil(21 (-OnlPOJgiil in Ili¥ itsrrenl cljinoie. mortr Ibtst
hovlnq theproject on the hoT￿onfvl offtrs hope ond dtre¢rlon ot this dffKult time. It olltrws us to be
urpn¥efulond to respondto rhe deep needin ihetommurjityfoi theoire to rebound. srrongerGnd more cJrce55ible
ond welcoming thun ever.. Matthew Warchus. ArrisTl£ L)Irecior
In july 2022. work began in che Ba¢k ol House spaces. and we.re due ro be complete In lune 2023. Subject 10 final
lundrai51n8 and main coniracior render èsse5sment. IheAnnex Will break Kround In A￿lumn 2023
Edu£orion Community
Our Education and Cornmunitv PTg8¢ammes are ceniral to our mission to ifi¥i8oraie. Inspire. and open doors
IhroD8h wprld.tlas5 Iheèire ILTrr all. Our prc8rafflme5 focvs arouno ihree sirantls,. community. emergin8 ialeni and
$¢hools. As we look ahead to opcnin8 ihe Core Icèrnins Cenlfe io The Annex. where fundin8 ha5 boen secured.
we ère 5tèrtin8 to piloi new proiecis.
TheatrE Miktrs Is a free six month pio8ramrne for 18-25-ye4r-olOs olfe.rin8 participants opporiunilies todevelop
Ireative connection5 and create a trjnlkii to di5fU55 and Tnake rheètre In the midst ol our changin% society The
2021 oroieci involved workin8 wilh 22 youn8 theatre maker5 Ihrou8h a series of viork5bop5 and ma51erclassEs.
With the supwrt ol a prolessional director. pariiiipan15 conrepiualisÈd and planneé the future ol theatre
alongside other youn8 creatives. working in collai%)ration with some of the UK'S leadin8 professional theatre
maker5. The project culmirnaied in a 5howcasÈ In DetÈmber 2021. Participants also received frep titket% lo two
Old VIL performances.. A Chri5trnas Carol and A NumbeT.
FroTrt Line at The Old Vit eive5 paid plèternenis in our FroDi of Hou5ereaffl5 to youn8 people a8ed 16-25. Through
Ireative workshops ond workinÉ along51de our 51afl panitipant5 8ain vit81 on-the lob learnin8 oppofiuniiies and
are suopcrted 10 develop key employabiliry skills to èid thtir future careers. since rhe proieci beRaD ifi 2015. we
have worked With 210 young people, tnakin8 Froni Line one of our lonEest running and rn05t 5Utct5sful projeit5.
Front Line LambEth 15 open to young people in London a8ed 1& 25 who, ai ihe time tsf applyinE. vlere not in
education. efmploymeni or IraininB INEÉT51 ThÈ pro8famme ran In Autumn 20ZI. offering paid placemenrs at
cultural organi4ation5 3cr¢>ss Lafflbeih. includin8 Pop Brixton. Souihbank Cenife. Strearham Space Projeit.
Aeaconslield CDnternoorary Art. The Africa Centfe and The Old Vic. As well a5 on the job fTainin8, the pro8ramme
Iniluded a CV v￿rkShOp. exploring the skills p3rricipanr5 have dcvcloped and bow to apply them io nexi step5. In
addition. particip?nig benefited from a networking 5È5$10D W1th indusiry professionals and pr05pecrive employer5.
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TAUSTEES. REPORT
For the year ended 31 August 2022
Front Line Facilitator5 15 our highly succe55ful creative practitioner proÈramme for people è8ed 18+, offÈrin6 a(J¥anced
hands-on exporience in creative facilitation and rhe chance to develop key transferable skills. The programme aim5 to
ive participant5 With no or limited experience In facilitating rhe skills and experiences io help thern with their next
creative steps and connect rhern 10 neiworks enabliD8 atCE55 to job5 ané creative opportunities. Ovef 12 se55ions.
parricipant5 experieftce practical faciliiaiion trainin8 from The Old Vii Education & Cornrnunity teatn and guest creative
pracritioners as Ihey learn aboui different workshop delivery pracliie5.
Schools Club aim5 to offer seconéary schools across London supwrteé ètte55 to theatre. It IS Intended to develop
confidence In drama skills For 141-18-yeèr-old studÈnt5 aDd ihÈir teachers. along with an uplifi In regard for drama In
sthools and an uplift In studÈnts studying draffla in schools. Forty schoo15 are Inviieé ro lake pari In rhis free pruiect,
and arp offered four perloTmanies. four studenr workshops. and four Continuous Professional Development 5es510n5
for teacher5 Over one academil year.
Take rhe lead Is a free programme fof Stuéents ID Yea15 11- 13 ihai uses Iheaire ierhnioue5 and creaiive workshops 10
develop live core skills thèi support employabiliiy 50Iial mobiliry.. sell-be5ief. communication. teamwork, problem-
. 501vin8 and 5oll.rnana8crncnt. The pro8ramme works with up to 40 8roups across London and supporis stud@Trts take
their nexi step5 ￿nI0 ihe worl(J ol work or hi8her education.
M•tinet Idols ha5 been set up io rreate opportuniries for The Old Vic ro en8a8e locally with people over 50. makin8
Iheaire niore acce55ible to those Irom a divefse range of socio.economi¢ ethnic back8round5. For participant5 the
aims are for them io (onnect wirh Others. reducing feelin85 of Fsolarion and loneliness, and 10 learn new skills.
Communlty Club. previov51y known a5 Curtain Up which. since 2019. ha5 workeLI vliih cornmuryily gioups viilh limit¢d
cce5S to the art5. providin8 Ihem with freethcaire lickeis. a freedrama workshop and bespoke Access suppon Through
Ih15 project The Old Vic Is committed 10 removin8 bèrrier5 which rnay ordinarily exclude people Irorn accessing Ihcatrc.
In response to the COVID.19 pandemic The Old Vit extended Curtain Up from a one-oN en8agement to a four-monih
programme. Throu8h regular workshop5 and acre55 10 Old Vil oroduclions. the pro8famrne allowed 8roup5 to remain
connecTed tD ￿a(fv other Jnd develop their creaiivily. whilsi supportin8 their mental heairh and well-being during the
national l¢xkdowD. The Cornmunily Club alms io offer pènicipanis consistency during a time ol cttan8e and unceilainlv.
The Lon8 COVID Wellness Pfoket Investl8aiÈd rhè benefits of en8a8ill8 With the arts 10 5UPPOrt those with lon8 COVIO-
19. This resèarch-bè5ed, parliiipatory Ireaii¥e lnie￿en1i0n worked Wilh specia1151 movemeni and voice praciitioners to
create a six-week prtsgrarnme Wofkine Wilh 20 adults wilh lon8 COVID 19. The weekly se5510ns focused on usin8
moverncni. breaihin8 and Iheatre iechnique$ 10 svppori sympiom5 ané wellbeing.
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TRUSTEÉS. REPORT
For the year ended 31 August 2022
Post Bolonce Sheet Events
Season 8 hay seen audiences return 10 pre-pandeTniC leve15. 11 Includes Eureka Day. A Chri5trna5 Carol 7, Sylvia and
GroundhoÉ Day Vjith all financial target5 Sel to be exiEeéed ènd seated capacify on track 10 achieve between 85Yo and
90% lull. The ambition lor the season was to bring people back Into Ihe theatre.
WÈ gfaielul to our supporters and donors foT their coniinued contribution which enables The Old Vic to present
entÈrtaining and challen8ing works on our stage and provide irs educètion ènd community prograrnTllQ As a
indepeiidenl r.harily V4iih no ieEJlaT public fundin8. we are éependenr on ongoing philanthropy.
However. the or8ani5ation is exposed to inflation on Its cost5 and is locussed on 5rrengthenin8 Ilk financièi p051tion ènd
busine$5 model for the lon8 term.
Fil￿n(l￿1 Review
This was 6 year of finanfial re<overy posi pandemic thai be8an Slowly In ierm50t audience5 and IQTvrnercial fooilall and
affpcte(J our abiliry to plan ahead and forKast wilh confidence. financial (apacilies were generally lowcr than pre
pandemic le¥tls. Given changes iry avdience behaviour, each produclion Éave us more Infermaiion to inlorrn ljture
Whilst income Y4as broadly consi5tcni with ihe prewous year ar É13.6m12021.. £13.4rnl. rhE rnix was differ@nt. Wt were
able lu reopen our doors to payiD8 Judiences which saw income Irom Qur iheaire operations Increase from £2.4ffl to
f6.7m. ns a result. external supw)rt required from 8overnrnenr wa5 fedtsied with Ibe ending of Ihe Cofonèvirus lu
Reieniion Scheme and Culiural Recovery Fun(1 lun¢in8 we coniinue to be craieful for thai support and more recent
forms of support sucfv as Ihe energy price 5chernes and enhanced Theoire Tax REliel rates. We are a150 grateful to our
donors for Iheif contlDuinÈ ttnÈr05ity in suppoii ol proLluctions, our educaiion and cominunily work Ind the capital
yiu¥idii)11)e ol byorks Oli Back ol House facilifie5 Ind The Annex.
With the Ihoaire reiurnin8 tofull capacity and a capiial projeci underway. exoenditureincreased from É10.7m Lo £l11,4m
resuliin8 in a fjei deficil lor Ihe ¥ear to 31 Au8USt 2022 011£741kl12021' suiolu5 of E2.7ml. Ttte forecast for 31 August
2023 is èniicipated to be a further deficit as the Iheètre coniiniics 10 rebuild if5 PIO8famTnt in a higtr inll3titsndry
nvironmenl and capital expenéilure coriiinue5. Wlth Ihe on.8oin8 operating budEei cufrcnily planned 1¢ return io
bfeak-even for 2023124.
AI 31 Au8USI 2022 cash ai bank wa5 E14 3rn12021.. E16.3ml. rtpresenting a £3.9m reduciion duritig the ye•r driven by
Ca5hllow o)ut Irtrm operational activily of £1.5rn. a 5pené of É2.3m on capital investment In Ihe Back OffiLe facilitie5 in
the theaire £0 Im in loan It7terest The balance sheei continues io carry a comrnercial TnOrtga8e Irorn HSBC, an
nseLured loan ol £lrn a £2.5m loan on standard terms (roffl the Aris Countil's Cultural Recovery Fund. Loans
secured from Lambeth antt Soulhwark auihoriiie5 remain undrawn dDwn. No new bank loan5 were taken on during thp.
yoar.
Restr¥es pol
The Trusloes are aware of the need to hold Iree reserve$18eneral funt151 have estimated the level of free reserves
the charitv Will need over the nexr fiDancial year. The Old Vic remains reliani on Ihe Success of the theatrical productions
lor a 5ubstantièl proportion of ITS Iniome through ticket sales and associated bar and food Sales The Trustee5 consider
that thè m05t 2opropri3ie level of free re5er¥es at year is £2.4rn to support immediaie need for funds and/or
emergency building repairs. Current free reserves srand ai £6.5m The Tru5tee5 con51der It 15 necessary 10 hold a hiEher
level of free reserve5 to enable the theatre to coniinue ro operare In the future Eiven hi5torit hi8h levels ol Inflation, 3
cost-of-living cri515, on going rr3diDg 1055e5 Ihe financial and supply chain risk5 ass(Kiated with capital buildin8
proiecis.
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
For the year ended 31 August 2022
Goirtg torttern
Having reviewed the charify's financial forecèsts and expecteil fuiure cash flow5. the Tiustee5 ttave a reasonable
expoctalion thal the charity and group have a(Jequate resources to contin￿e in operational exisience for the fore5eeablt
futuro although th15 is subject to tho unprecedented 155ues around COVID-19 the Impaci of which Is detailed below. O
this basi5 the going concern basis has beer¥ adopied in pieparinE the financial statements for ttte year Ended 31 Au8u5t
2022.
Printiptrlrtsks ontl Ltncertaintits
Rlsrt Mèna8emeni STaierneni. The Trusiees have established the major strategii. bu5ine55 and operation31 ri5k5 which
the chariTY faces ènd conlirm thai sysiems havt been e5tab115he4 to enable reBular repor15 to be produced so thai anv
necessary 5tep5 can be taken to lessen the risk5.
Our overarchin8 risk framework Is as follows. 11 IS applied, rnanaged and rewiewed by the governance structure below.
Risk policy sets out appeiile for risk and risk managemeni p<otess
IdentifiLation ènd assessmeni ol ri5ks-. Eapturod In Ihe risk re8lSter. mana8e¢ by General Counsel,
overseen by Board Finance & Risk Cornrnitree I'FRC-I
Evaluation ol action to be taken on risks.. capiured In the risk re8i5ter
Periodic monitorin8 ènd a5ses5meni
Risk mènagtmeni statement". sei oul in the annual report and approved by Trustees annually.
The FRC has dele8ated authority from the Trustees to ensure Ibai major risks ère re8ulèrly and properly ideniified and
any necessary mitl8afion measures are implemcniod. Key risks currently facin8 The or8anisation tan summari5ed a5..
Mitl8atloh measures
RealisiiL bud8ei and ibree-yÈ3r business plan., con¢in8eniy Set aside.. SOLT
and oiher indusiry data sharin8,' weekly 5ale5 report ond rrackin6-. active
markeiing and press Campaign
aflecis box office sales leadin8 10
curiailTnenl ol operations iDd
exoenditure cuts
Adverse publicity negatively Impacts
Iniroduction ol Production Risk Manaeemeni Framework-. couip staff 10
ideniily possible areas of risk. communication response plans in place
Costs èr15in8 from introduction ol
Prevent Ilikely 2024-51
Horiion-waichin8 and plannin8. on80iA8 discussions re.. funding IDr bo%iile
vehicle miliiaiion measures
Establishmeni of Sustainabilily Committee and fiew Suslaifiabilily Policy.
constant rLwiew of iar8ets', guidarcè from Julie'% ￿ltY[le.. arcbiiecis
selecied lor su51ainability credeniials,. horiion 5cannin8 for afFofdablo
renewable ener8y
Costs orisin8 from ensuring existing
tj
new
premi5e5
are
environmenlallv
5usrainable
Materials shortage5, delays and
arising Frorn
combin8tioft 016reNit ènd COVID-19
Factor into pioduciion and capiial buéeets and timelines
IncrÈasÈ In ener8¥ pfite5 aflÈctin8
O¥erhead5
Fnergy suppliers have been contracleil ar a fixed tariff for the ncxt two
years.. review of enerRy usaRe In iht buildinR
Buildin85 In5uranc* tover èffected
by building works,. prerniurns aDd/or
ODgoin8 c105e liai50n with Insurer5 regarding miiigalion required 10
improve excess leve15
COVID 19
The elfec15 of the Covid-19 pandetnic are Still being felt. from impacr on audience confiéence. to casi and tompaDy
vulnerabiliiy, gre4ter dernand5 on funding re50vrces and financial resilience.
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
For the year ended 31 August 2022
FLtndrai51ng
All fundraising on behalf ol Ihe £harity is undertaken in-house and we do not have any commercial participation
arran£emenrs The chariry sub5tribe5 to the Fundraising ReEulaior and there have been no in51ance5 of any failure io
compl¥ with fundraisine standard5.
kulldr3151llg attivilv Is governed by a detailed Ithlcal tjonaiions Pollc¥ and monltored by the DunaiioThs AcLeptdnLe
Committee which IOFTTrpfi5es è mixtureof Trusiees and man3KeTnent. Any IOTnplaillt5 ieceived ffom ltte public. creative5,
or Qlher donors about 3 81ft are taken seriously and afe handled on a ca5e-by-ia5e ba515 WE have received one informal
ccrnplaint during the lasr year relating to è historic gift from a donor frorn whom we no longer accept donations.
We only comrnunicatewilh donors orprospe(1s who haveopted in locommunicètions andemail appfoaches The Iharity
ha5 a rigorous Set of data proiection policie5 and guidelines Ireviewod yearly). ané stall are required to undergo data
proieciion tfaining upon induction and every Iwo yeèrs.
InveJtmehtpoweis ondpollcv
Undof the Articlcs ol A5>oiiation. Ihc chJrily h3: the power to make any inveslrnent which the Trust8•s see fil.
Siiucturei ioverTh4n¢e and maha8ement
Thc charily 15 a iompany IimiTed Dy guarantee and was set up by memorèndum and drticles of a550Clation dated 10
November 1998 None of the Irustces hèvp any benefirial Interesi In the cornpany. Thp liahility r)f thp mpmber5 is Iirniied
o Fl upon windin8 up. The Tru5tee5, who are also Ihe direiiors lor Ihe purpose uf company law, who secved durini the
year were.
T Alexandrou
S Afim
R A Oourne
G Gopèlan
S A Greene
D Henderson
K V Horton Iresi8ncd 9 Decernbet 20211
l H fj Jenkins lappoinied 21 Septernbef 20211
Pclohn
G Lewis
APMurphy
I C Powe11 Ir¢si8neé 31 May 20211
One new Trustee wa5 appoiftieé In September 2021. 4nd Iwo re5i8ne(J. Wo aim to recruit up to two new Trustee5 in the
Ctrrnin8 financial year.
New Trustee5 undergo an Of[entat￿n period to brief rheffl on their legal obli8ation5 undef charity and cornp3ny law. the
conieni of the Arriiles of Asso¢ièirf>n. Ihe cornmiiiee and deci510n-rnakin& processos. Ihe busiiiess plan and recent
financial performanie of the chority. DuriTrg rhe induction perioé. rhey fflÈÈt key employee5 and other Trustees Trustees
are encouraged 10 ?Itend approprLatÈ external event5 Y4here these Will facilitate the undertakin8 of their fole.
The Trusi is governed by a Board of Trustees of up to fifteen mernbers. plus Iwo obse￿er Trustee5, who meei re8ularlv.
There is a Finance & Risk Comtnittee dealing wirh finanie 4nd risk. The day-to-day operations of the charity dre. rnanaged by
managemerTrt teatn with delEgated auihoriiy frorn iheTru51ees. to whotn it report%
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
For the year ended 31 August 2022
The chariiy ha5 two wholly.owped subsidiary companie5. rogistered and operating in Éngland and Wale5 The Old Vic
Theaire Company (The Cull Limiied (commercial Iraoing activitiesl and The 01(1 Vic Service5 Company Limired Iiheètre
production) All available profit5 of rhe subsidiary companies are gill aided ro The Old Vic Theaire Trust 2000 by a Rift aid
donation which 15 paid in the following financial yeac. Please refer to note 22 of the financial siatements for further
Information Including rhe resJlrs for rhe ¥ear under feview.
In the final srep toward 5implifyine ihe Trusi'5 corporate strucrvre. we InTended ro wind up our subsidiary The Old Vic
ThÈatro Liwited Itomtnertièl trading atlivitips) sintÈ it was not Currently trading and had not traded durifig ihe year under
re¥iew. Thi5 work was delayed slighiiy but completed in February 2023
11 was announced in April 2022 that Laura Steven50n wDuld 5ucieed Kare Vafah who left the theatre after 12 years, seven
years a5 Execurive Direcrof. to take up the position of Executive Diredor ai ihe National Theètre. Laufa, whD jDIDpd The
Old Vit In July. 15 an expeTience(J arts leader whose previous role5 Include Executiwe Direiior ol Sadle¢5 We115. Deputy
Oirector of the Hayward Gallery and. In receni years. senior emecutive positions al the Royèl Opera House and the RDyal
5hake5peare Company.
Audltors
Moore Kin8sEon Smith LLP were appoinTeLI as auditors 10 ihe company ané in accordance with seciiun 485 of tho
Companies Aci 2006. a resolutbon that IhÈy be re-appoinied Will be put at a General Meerin8.
Disrlosure of information to auditgrs
Each ol Ihe Trusiee5 ha5 conl rmed Ihat Ihere 15 informatioD of which ihey Are aware which 15 relevant to the audit.
but Df which ihe auditor 15 unaware. Thry have lunherronfirmod thai they have iakon appropriate steps to identify such
relevant inforrnaiiorTr and ro e51ablish ihai ihc au¢Jiior 15 4ware ol such information
Stitefflent of Tru5tEes' Responsibilities
The trustees Iwho are algo directors of The Old Vic Theatre Trust for rhc PUfpose% of company lèwl ère responsible
for preparin8 che Trustees, Report and the finèncial sièiements In accordaoce with applicable law and United Kiii8dorn
ccouniing standards IUt)iied Kingdom Generally Atcepieil ktoun¢in8 Pra¢¢icel int1vdin8 FRS 102 'Thc Financixl
Reportin8 Standard applicable in ihe UK Rep￿bIll of li￿an4'
Cornpany law require5 Irugiees to pie)are financial siaiemcnis lor each linanci31 year which giwe a trve and fair view ol
the state of affairs of the chèritable group ènd company, and of the incoming resources and apolitation of resouries,
Including the Income and è.xpendilure, of the £haritable company for that perio¢. In preparing the financial 51atefflenls,
Ihe Tru51ep5 are required io..
select suitable accountin8 policies and ihen apoly thern consistently..
observe the meihods and principles In the Charities SORP-.
make iud8ement5 and estimates that ale reasonable anLt prudent.
51aie whether applicable UK AccountinB siandards have been lolk)wed, subject to aDy material
éepartures di5close¢J and explaineé In the financial statements. and
prepare the financial statements on the8oing Concern basis unless it is Inappropriète ta presurTie rhot
the charitable company will continue in business.
The trustee5 are responsible for keeping adequaie accounting records ihai disclose with reasonable accuracy ai any time
the linafflci31 p051tion of the chariiable cornpany and to enable ihern to ensure that the financial statement5 comply with
the CDmpaTries Act 2006. They area150 rE5ponsible for5ale8uardiDg the asset5 of the charitablecornpany and hencetiking
reasonable st
for the Pfevontion and detocrion of fraud and other Irregulaflties.
On bch8lf of the board
rustPÈ5
N J Clarry- Director and Trustee Ichalrl
Date
I ql L111
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Independent Audltor's Report to the Members of The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
For the year ended 31 Au8llSt 2022
Opinion
We have audited the financial statements of The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000 and it5 subsidiaries far the year ended 31
August 2022 which iompri5e the Group Slatement of Finan£ial Acriyi:ie5, Ihe Group and Parent Charitable Company
Balance Sheets, the Group C3sh Flow Statement and notes ro the finèncial statements, Intludin8 a 5Urnrnary Df significant
aciounting poliiie5 The linancial reparting framework that bas been Èppliod in IbÈir oreparatlon IS applicable law and
Ufjited KingdoFTTr Accouniing StaDdafds (United Kingdom Generally Accepied Accouniin8 Pratticèl including fRS 102 'The
Financial Reporting Standard Applicable in the UK and Ireland..
In our opinion the financial statements..
Give a irue and fèir view of Iht state of the group's and the paront charitable company's affairs a5 31 31 August
2022 and of the Eroup's Incomin8 resources and appliiation of re50urcos. Including 115 Income and expenditiJTe,
for the year then ended.
have been proporly prepared in accordance wirh United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice,. and
have. been prepared in accordance wilh the. requirements of The Companies Act 2006.
Basis lor oplnion
We conducTed our a￿￿￿¢ in accordènce with Iniernoiional Siandaré5 on Audiiine IUKI11SAslUKII ané applicèble lè¥v. Our
responsibilities undef those siandards ère furiher de51ribpd In Ihe Auditor's Re5ponsibilitie5 fof the audit of IinanciAI
statements section of our rewrt We are Independenr of Ihe charitable company In accordance with the cthical
reouirements that ère relevant 10 Our a￿dit ol Ihe financial sialcrnen(5 in the UK. pncluding ihe FRC'S Ethical standard. and
we have fulfilled Duf Other e¢hical respon51biliiies in accordance with these requirements. We bdipve that the audit
evidence we hève obi3ineé is suffi¢i¢ni and appropriate lo provide a basis lor our opinion.
Contluslons relatln8 to ioing concern
In auditing cne l-nincial Sldternenrs, wp have Concl￿¢￿ rhar the éirecror5' use of thegoinA concefn basis of •C¢OUfjlin8
In the preparaiion ol ihe finaniial 51I1emen15 15 appropriale.
Based on Ihe work VIÈ h•ve performed. we have not Identified any mèterial uncertainties relaiind lu events orconditi0fi5
that. indivi¢ually or collectively. rnay casi signilicani doL4bt en the 8roup's and pareni ¢¢mpany'5 ability 10 continue as
oin6 concefn lor a period ol at leasr iwelve months Itom when ihe finoncial 5taiernents are aJthorised for 15sue.
Our responsibilities and the fesponsibilities of the Éirecrors with respeci to 8oini toncefn are described in the relevant
Other inlormailon
The oihEf Information comprises the Inforrnèiion Iniluded in Ihe annual report, other IhaD the financièl statement5
our 3uditor's report thefeon The trusttes are resry)nsible for Ihe other Information Our opinion on the finèntial
Statements does not cover rhe Olhef inlormaiion ond. exceoi 10 Ihe e¥tent otherwise explicitly stated in our report. ¥vc do
not exprcss any fofm ol assurance contlusion rhereon.
Our re5POn5ibiliry is to re3é Ihe. oiher information and. In doing so, consider whether ttre oiher informJiioTr is maierially
incon5I51ent with Ihe financial statement5 or our knowledge obtained in the course of The Audit. or oifverwise appears to
be materially misstèted. If wt identify suth Fnaterial inconsi51encies or appareni matefial misstatements, we are required
to determiTrp whether this gives rise io a maierial misstatement in the financial statemÈnis them5el¥es. If, ba5cd on ltte
work we have performed. we Conclude that there Is a mattrial mi5Statefflent of this other inforrnation. we are required to
report that fact.
We have nothin8 to report in this re83rd.
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Independent Auditor's Rep(Kt to the Member5 of The Old Wic Theatre Trust 2000 Icontinuedl
For the year ended 31 Au&u5t 202Z
Opinlonson other rnatters prescrkni ed bytheCompaDie5 Art 21h)6
In nur opinion. baseo OT the WDrk underraken In *he course of the audit.-
the Information Eiven In rhe trustee5' annual report for ihe financial year for whiih the finanti31 staiements are
prep3rpd Is 1(Fns151ent wilh ihe Financial starement5.' and
the tfU5tee5' annual report have been prepared In aciordaDIt Trmth applicèble le831 requirernents.
Matters on which we are rEquired to report by excemion
In the I18ht ol the kDowled8e énd understanding ol the Broup and pèrent charitable company and Its onviranTDent
obtained in the iotsr5e of the audii, we hève not illeniifbed moterial rni55taletnents In the trustees. annual repori.
We have nothin8 10 ieport in iespect of the following matter5 where thecompanies Act 2LN)6 reouife5 k15 to report to
the parent charitèble compèny hès not kept adequate and Sufficient èttounting records. or reiufns adequale for
our audii have nor been received from branches not ¥lSlTed by u5. or
the parent Ih3riièble company s Iinancia1 5iaiefflents are not In a8f#ement wifh rhe accounting reccrds and
returns. or
tertain disclusure5 of tru5tee5' rernuneraiioD specified by law are not rnade.. or
we have not received dll the information and explanations we require for our audit,- or
ResponslbllftSes01 tru5tee5
As explained more fully irt the trusteès. responsibiliries 51aternen¢ sei out on p68È 8. the Ifusiees (who ère a150 thc
os tle cb.3 3ble company fcr Ihc pu'poses ol co￿panY lèwl are responsible lor the prep>rJiinn of th
linancial statement5 anrj lor bÈin8 satisfied thai Ihe¥ gi¥c a irue and fail view. and for such Inrernal control a5 rhe
trustees determine is nece55ary 10 cnable the p¢oparaiion ol linancial 5raternent5 that are Irec from mèterial
misstaiement. whether due 10 liaud or erroc
In prepr?rin8 the finèntial srèiemenis. the Iru51ee5 3re resw)n51ble for assessirtg the 8fOUP and parent charitable
company's èbiliiy 10 continue as a 8oin8 concern. disclosin8. as applicable. matters rtlaied lu ¥uing conLefn and usin6
the 80in8 ioncern basis ol accountinE unless rhe irusieÈs eirher intend to Iiqui¢Jare tne Eroup or pareni cfiaritatyie
compony or to cea%c operations. or have no realistic airernoiive bui 10 Oo $0.
Audltoff s respon51bilitiÈs for tht audit of the Ilrlancial statefflentS
Our obiectives are 10 obrain rea50?able èssuronct aboul whclher ihe financial statements as 3 wholo aro Irce from
rnatprial misslètemeni. whether (Jue 10 Iraud or error, and 10 Isgue an audiiof'5 rèport rhat includes our opinion.
ea50nable a55urante Is a hi8h level of assurance. but is nol a guarantee ihai an audit conducied in accorLJance with
ISAS IUKI will always deiÈct a material misstatement when ir exisrs. missiatemè.nts tan arise Iforn fraud or errL)r dnd
aro iofjsidered material Il, individually or In aggregère, rhey could reasonably be expected to Innuence the ettsnomic
decisiofjs of Dsers taken on the bè5is of these financial 5Iatements.
As part of an audit in accordance with ISAS IUKI we emercise profe55ion31 judgernent and maintain professional
sieptitism
Identify Bnd èssess the risks of material missiaietnen¢ ol the finantial statements. vlhether due to fraud or error,
design dnd perforrn audir protÈdu￿S resportslve ro Thoge rlsks. and obtaln a￿dIt evldence thdl 15 sufliLietll rjll
appropriate 10 provide a basis for Our Opinion. The risk ol not deieciing a mèierial fni55taiement re5ultln8 from
fraud 15 higher than for one resuliing frorn error, a5 fraud may invDlve collusion. forgery. inreniional omi55iDn5.
misreprosentalions. or the overrioe of intornal iantrol.
Obtain an understanding of internèl conirol relevant to the a￿￿11 in order to dEsign audit procedures th81 are
appropriète in the circumstances. but not tor the purposes of expressing an opinion on the offectivenE55 cf the
group and parent charitable company's internal iontrol.
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Independent Auditor's Report to the Members of The Old Vic Theaire Trust (Continuedl
For the year ended 31 August 2022
Evaluate the appropriateness of accouniing policies used and ihe reasonableness of iccouniinE esiimaie5 and
related disclosure5 made by rhe irustee5.
Conclude on the appropriatene55 of the tru5tee5' USE of the 80ing coniern ba515 of accounting and. based on the
audit evidence obtained. whether a material uncertainly exiS15 relaied to ovenis or conditions that may cast
signilicani doubt on ihe group and parent chariiable company s ability to coniinue as a gving concern. If ¥ve
conclude thai a material uncertainly exists, we aTe reouired to draw èiiention in our auditor's report 10 the
reiaied disilosuFes in the financial 51aiefflent5 Of, Il such d15(105ures are Inadequate. to modify OUT opinion. Our
conclusion5 arc b45ed an the audit evidence obiained uo to rhe date of Our audiior's reporr However. fuiure
events of condilions may cause the group oi parent £hariiable company io cease to Continue as a going concern.
Evaluate the overall pre5enration, 5trucrure and conieni of Ihe financial statements. including the disc105ures,
and whether the financial 5taiernents represenr the underlyin8 rransacrion5 and events in a manner thai achieves
Obiain sulliciont appropriaie aulit evidence re8ar(Jin8 the Iinancial inforrnaiion of ihe entilie5 ur busine55
actlVlTies within thegroup ro expre$5 an opinion on The consolidated financial siatemenis. We èfe fesponsible for
the direction, supervision and perloffnance of ihe group audit. We remain solely resN)rsible for 0￿r audit report.
Wo tornmufjicate with rhose thargod with govemance re8ardin8. amon8 oihor rna¢rer5, the planned scope and
limin8 of the audit and st8nili£anl abdit findin85. includin8 any $18nilicant deficiencies in iniefnal conirol thai we
identify durin6 our auéit.
Explanation as to what extent the audit was Con￿oe1¢d capable ol deteetini irre8ularlti¢s, Inrludlnl fraud
Ir<e8ularilies, Includitr8 fraud. ère Ins'.anceg ol non compliance wilh laws and ¢e8Llations We design procedures in
line v411tt our responsibilities, ouilineé abovc, to dcieci matefial missiatements In respect ol Ilregularilies. Includin8
fraud. The extent to which our procedures are capèble ol deteciin8 irre8ulirilies. Includin8 fraud, is derailed below.
The objectives of our audit in respeci of fraud. afe-. io identify and assess the risks of material misstatement of the
finènci81 statement5 due to fraud. 10 obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence re8arding the assessed risks trf
material misstatemenr due 10 fraud. through desi8nin8 and ImplemenEin8 appfopriatè response$ 10 those assessed
risk5. and 10 respond appiopriaiely io In5rance5 Of fr•ud or suspecied fraud Ideniified during Ihc audil. Howcver. the
primary respon5ibililY for the preveniioTr and detttlion of fraud resis wilh boih man4Eement and Ihose£harged with
80vernance of the company.
Our approach was as follows.
Wo obTained an understandin8 of the le8al and reeulètory requirements aoplicable to ihe company and
£OD51dered thai ihe mosi si8nificant are the Comoanics Jlci 2006. UK finoncièl roporiinÉ standards as
155ued by the Financial Reporiing Council. and LIK iaxation leÉislaiion
Wo oblained an ￿nderSrandIn8 of how ihe cornpany cofflplie5 Wlth these reouiretnent5 bv
discu5510ns wirtt management and Ihose charged with governance.
We a55e55ed the risk of tnaterial mi5StaleTneni of the linaniial 5taternentS, Iniludin8 the risk Lif
mèterièl mi5St2tement ttue 10 Iraud and how li might occur. by holdine d1￿u$510￿s With
management and those charged wilh governance.
Inquired of rnana8emeni and those Ihar8ed with soverDaniE a5 to any known Instanie5
of noncornplianie or SUSP￿ted noniofflpli3nie with laws and regulations.
ased on this understandin& we designed specific appropriate au(Jii procedures ro Identify Insianre5 of
noncompliance with law5 and reÉulaiions. This included making enquifies of mana8ement and those
chargeé With governance and obtaining addilional corroboraiive e¥iLlence 3$ required.
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Independent Auditor's Report to the Member5 of The Old Wic Theatre Trust Icontinuedl
For the year ended 31 August 2022
There aTe inherent Iitnitalion5 in the audii procedures described above. We are less Iikety to become aware of In5tance5
of non-compliance with laws and re8ul3tlDnS that are noi closely relaied io event5 and rransactions refieited in the
detecting one resulting from error. a5 fr3ud rnay involve éeliberate ioDcealfflent by, for example. fofEery or Intenrional
fflisrepre5entations, or throu8h collusion.
U5t of our report
Th15 repofl is made solely io the charitable company's member5, as a body, in aicordante with Chapter 3 of Part 16 of
the Companies Att 2rM16. Our èudii work has been undertaken so rhat we fflight State to the Ihariiable compaDy's
mefflbers IhosÈ m2Eters which we are reouired 10 sraie to ihem in an auditor's r￿port and for no Dthef purpose. To the
fullest Extent pErtlliiied by law, we do not accepi or assume responsibility to any party other ihan the chafiiabie
COTnpany and chariiable company's member5 a5 3 body. for our audit work. for this report. or lor the opinions we trave
fvrmed.
K. L(P
James Cross (Senloi Statutory Audltorl
for and on behall of Moore Kiniston Smith LLP
Dal8'. 20 June 2023
9 Aopold 5trev.t
London
IC2A 2AP
Ch4rterpd A¢¢ountanis Statutory Audltor
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CONSOIIDATED5fATEMENT OF FIPIANC￿l￿Cr1V11
INCLUDING INCOMEAAD EXPENDITUAEACCOiWT
For ihe yearended 31 414u5t 2022
Res11￿￿ed vnre5trittrd
Fwd
FU￿d5
To*al
1022
14
Incornt Irorn..
0onat.ons ènd leÉacies
L816.143
5.Lry.344
9.249,229
Oporationoltho3tre
6.721.754
6.727.7i4
,489,052
Ot4ErtrJdiogartlV11*5
IThO.08
IAW).082
Tut41 Incorno
EipEndlturtan-.
2.227
276
811.45Y
655.179
4.126
497.%
C4mm*r(Iè' ITadinBopv4tion5
8.824.855
122.992
12.",64.
S93.86".
7.757.950
$54.IC6
272.919
du¢aliory ind Commun￿.¥￿0￿￿
476,869
Il8.826
I19.￿6
12.160
T¢t•l EMpen0￿¥￿t
r4ei Ineomtl It¥pendlturtl
OlhorreC￿RTrbStd Rain5 tmairp ia¥ tpl clana
1189.&67
1.189.667
Glo55 tl3n51tr5 betwotn
16
591,079
Net MO¥￿￿nI Inlufi
3.IS5 1&4
21.OPO 771
24 276 04%
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The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
as at 31 Au8USt Z022
2021
Note
Fixed Assets
T3nÉible assecs
li
18.B63.989
18,863,989
16,973,806
16.973.806
CUARENT ASSETS
32.952
4.169.488
12.313.865
16.516.305
41,907
1.053,339
16.297,802
17,393,048
T)ebtors
Cash ai bank and ith hènd
13
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Creditor5. arnounts falling due wirhin one
Year
14
15.825.305)
15,210,895)
NET CURRENT ASSETS
10,691.(KK)
12.182,153
Toial asseis less ¢urr¢nt113blltles
29.JJ4.989
29.155,959
Creditor5. amounts falling due after rmre
than on¢ ytar
15
14.880.981)
14,929.8641
NET ASSETS
24.674.008
24.226,095
fte5trilted Fund$
16
3,743,903
3,155,364
Unre51fiCted Funds.
Genor31 unrestricied funds
Desi6nated funds
ReVaI￿atIon reserve
16
6.5411.775
14.388,330
5,2B3,673
9.051,913
6.735.145
20.930,IOS
21.0?0,731
TOTAL FUNDS
14,674.008
24,226,095
The financial 5taiement were approved byihe Trustoes and a￿hOrISed fof Issue on 19 June 2023
and were signed on rheir behalf by..
N I Clorry
G Gopalan
Dlre¢tor and Trustee ICh•ir of the Bo•rfl
Company Reg151raiion No.. 03667822
Dirertor and Tru51ee Ichair of Finan£e and Risk Commitieel
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CHARITY BAIANCE SHEET
as at 31 August 2022
2D21
2021
Note
Fixed A55els
Tangible assets
Investrnents
18.861.499
16.967.849
L2
18.861,51)1
16,967,853
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Cash at bank and In han
13
9.605,538
1./.117.74]
11.053.2?9
8,166,558
8.377.674
J6.544.232
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Ciedito¢s.- èmaunis falling duÈ within one
ycar
13.943.321)
15.994.9811
NET CURRENT ASSETS
7,109,958
10.S49.251
Total assets less turrtnt liabilit*s
25.971.459
27,517.104
Creditors. amoursis falling due alie< more
than one year
Is
14.880.9811
14,919,864
NET ASSETS
21.090.478
22.587,24Q
rhar41v Fiind
16
3,743,903
3,155,364
Unre51ricied lund5'.
General unre5tricied fund5
De518nèted funds
Revaluètion reserve
Toral uorestricied Funds
16
2.973.632
14.372.943
3.660.205
9.036.526
6,735,145
17.346.575
19,431.876
TOTAL FUNDS
21.090,478
22,SB7.240
As perfflitied by $408 Companies Att 2c￿, the pareni charity has not presenteé Its own statement of linancièl activitio.s
and related notes. The charity's deficit for the year was El,a96.76212021'. surplus £1,385,2191.
The Financial staiernenis wert approved by theTrv5Lees and authori5ed lor iSSUt on 19 June 2023
nd wpre signed on rhÈir behèlf by.
Njckrry
G Gopalan
Dlrector and Trustee (Chair ol the Booro)
Dlrertor and Trustee Ichair of Flnanre and Rlsk Commltteel
Company ReÉistration No". 03667822
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CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENT
For the year ended 31 August 2022
202Z
2021
Note
Cash flows from operatini acti¥i¢ie5
C35h genoraled from operatlOn5
Corporation tax Iredil re¢Èivtrd
21
11,513.9421
41.631
3,880.331
4D3,882
?A4 ?
147
Cash flow5 frorn in¥estin¥ activities
169,7681
Purchase. of properly. planr equipmenl
12.329.994
1933,3121
Nei cash used in investing activities
12.399.762)
1933,3121
Cash flow5 frorn fin•fitiTh8 artivitles
P<oceeds from new bank loans
Loins repaid
2.500,fft)
1167,1841
1111,864
1111,B641
2.8J2.gib
Change in cash in the reporting perigd
13.983.937)
5,683,717
Cash at the b￿lOnin8 of the reporting period
L6.297.802
10,614,085
C•sh at the end ol the report1•¢ period
12,313.865
16.297,802
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 August 1022
I. ACCOUNTING POLICIE5
Company information
The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000 15 a privare company limited by guarantee incorporated in England and Wales. The
registered offico 15 The Old Vic. 103 The Cth. Lon¢on. SEI 8NB.
1.1 AccountinB conventio
Basls of Preparatlon
The finèncièl stètements are prwred In 5terlin8. which IS the functional currency of the company. Moneiary amounts In
these fin3ncial statements are rounded to Ihe nearest wund.
The financial siatemenrs hawe been Prepared under ihe historical (051 COnvent￿n. The prificipal accounting policie5
adopted are set o￿t below
1.2 8a515 of con5olidatign
The consolidated Iinèncial statements Intorporèie those of The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2OW and all Df it5 sub5ididries li.e.
entilies thai Ihe 8ioup ioniro15 Ehrough 115 power io govern the financial and operatlll8 policies 50 a5 to obtain economic
benelirsl, detailed in note 22 Sub5idiarie5 acquired durin8 rhe year are consolidated usin6 the purchase merhod. Their
re5ulrs are incorporated From thc ￿are that control posse5.
All finèn(ial statements are made up io 31 Au81151 2022. Where necessary. adju5'.fflenls are made io the financial
stalement5 of 5ub5idiarie5 lo brin8 Ihc accountiTh8 policie5 useé Inro linewilh those used byorher members of lhe8ro￿p.
All intra-6roup tran5action5. balances and unrealised gains on Iransatrions between 8roup companies are elirninated on
consulidaTion. Unreali5ed losses are also eliminaioé unl¢ss the iran5aclion pr￿ideS evidence of an irnpairrnent of the
sset rranifÈrred.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 Augusi z022
1.3 Going Concern
The Trustee5 ha￿e assessed whether the USE of ihe8oin8 concern basis is appropriate and havecon5idered p055ible Event5
and conditions Ihat might cast SignitlC3nt doubl on the abilily ol the cnafitable groLJp to cont1nue a5 3 goiThE concern.
Detai15 re6ardinE the conrinuEd imp8(t of rhe p3ndp.rnic on the group'5 operations and atfivilie%, togpiher with det3i1s of
Ihe measures taken by the group in re5pun5e 10 Ihe silualion In order lo mili8atÈ Iht IIna￿(la1 Impaci. 3re given in the
Trii%reeE' ftp.porr The wanagement team have reviewed besi and worst case 5IenariOS iaking in to aiiount uncertainty,
inflation and c05t of living Increases. In addition. the manaÈemeni ieam have prepared a deiailed 135hf ow forecast and
are confident that the gruup ha$ 5ufficienr resources to remain financially viable for è period of at least 12 muoihs from
Ihe dare o151gning of these financial staiemenis. Thus ¥he Trusroes of the Iharitable group Continue to idopt the 80in8
1.4 Income
IntorTie from charitable activities and pr0durt1￿ in Lhe Iheaire 15 Included in the period when the performance takes
place Iniome frurn comrntrcial èclivilies is included in the period In whiih Ihc 8fDUP 15 ÈntiilEd 10 feceipi. Oonotions are
accounted for a5 rei@IV@d by the tharily. Income Is only deferred when it 15 5PeEiliiilly related to futLire accoLintinE
1.5 Expenditure
LiabilitiEs ère recognised ès resources expended a5 500n 05 ¢here Is a leeal or construcrive obligation commiiting the
choriiy tts the oxpenditure. All fesotsrces eMpen5es are accounted foron on accruals bosis.
CharitAblo èclivities include empcndilure a550Ciated With ihe operation ol Ihe iheaiie and the production of theaLrical
performafjce5 Ind includes boih the direct COSt5 and support C05rs relirin8 to rhose aciivilies. Such costs include
Governance c05t5 inclutle those incurrEd in the governance ol Ihecharily and 115 assets. and are primafily associated with
the tonsiitutional and 51raiegic requirernenrs.
Co515 of rdisin8 funds are those costs incurred in aiirociing volvniary Income. and those incurred in trading ociiviiies that
1.6 Tanglble Flxed Assets
Tangible fixed a55eis are iniiially m?38iired at cosi and svbseouently rnea5ured ai eosi or valuatior, net of deDreciètion
and any impairmo.nt losses. Freehold properiies are siaied 01 rp.valued atnounis undef the iransitional provisiun5 of
FR5102, bein8 the lèir volue ol the dale of ¢evaluation less any 5ubsequeni depretiation and impairrnent losses.
Oepreciaiion 15 reLo8nised so as 10 write off the cost or valuation ol a55ets less their residual values ovÈr their useful lives
on the following bases-
Freehold buildings
Olfice Equipmeni
1% 5trai8hi line
25%- 33% stfaight line
5%- 33% srrai8ht line
Freehold land Is nor depre(iated
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 August Z022
I. ACCOUNTING POLICIES Itontinuedl
The Éairn or 055 arisin8 on the disp0531 of an a55Ct 15 detertnined as the difference between the sale proceed5 and ihe
carrying valuo ol Ihe a55el, 15 (redited or charged to the statement of financial actlvitie5.
1,7 Fixed a55et invEstments
In the parent chariiy financièl statement5. in¥e5tment5 in subsidiarie5. a550ciates and jointly lontrol￿e￿ entities are
Initially measured at C05t and 5ub5eouently rDeasured at C05t less any accumulatod irngairmeni losses.
A subsidiary 15 an entiiy controlle<l by the group. Conirol is ihe s)ower to govtrn thÈ finanf ial and operating policies of
the entity su as to obtain benef115 f￿[n ILS actlVlLie5.
1.8 lrnpairmeTrt of lixed assets
At each reporrinK per od eqd date. the 8roup review5 the carryin8 afflouryt5 of it5 tan8ible and intangible assP15 10
determine whether there is any inditèlion that ihose a5se15 have 5urfered an iffjpaifrneni loss If any such indication
xist5. the rccoverable irnounr of the a55ei 15 estimated in order ro deierrnine the e¥ient of the impaifment loss lil any).
Where it 15 nor po55ible to estimate the recoverable arnouni of an individual asset, ltte 8roup estimatei ttye rÈtoverable
arnount of thp. cash.generatin8 unit io which the asset bdongs.
Recoverable amouni 15 the hi8hei ol lairvalue le5S C05lS to sell. and value in use In assessing vèlue in use, the ostimated
future cash f1ow5 are di5counleé io their presenr value usin8 a pre-.èx discounT rate ihèi rollecis current market
a55essmeDts ol thE time value of money ènd Ihe risks speiilic ¢0 Ihe assei for which rhe e51imales of future cash flo¥vs
have not been adjusted. For èsseis used In dÈliverin8 ¢hariiable acrivitie5, consi¢erarion is given to The serwice potenrièl
of those a55ets 10 ochieve those charitable obie(twe5.
11 the retoverèble amount of an asset lor Cash generatin8 unill 15 e5tirnareé lo be less than its carryin8 amount, the
tarrying amount of the èssei lor cash-EeneraiinE vniil is reduced to Ils recoverable amount. An impaprmeni loss is
reio8n15ed imrnediaiely in the stalemeni ol Iinancial èctiyily. unless the relevèni assei Is carfied ai 3 fevjlued amount,
in which case the impairmernt loss is treated as a revaluaEion de(rease.
Reco8nised impairment losses are ieversed Il, and only il. the rtisons for the impairrneni 1055 have ceased to applv.
Where an irnpairmeni1055 5ubsequerTrtly revcr5es, the carryin8 amouni ol the èssei lor cash-8eneratin8 unit) is iThcreÈsed
lo the rev15ed estimate ol It5 recoverable amount. bui so thai the Increèsed cèrrying amount does not exceed the
carrying amount that would have been determined had no irnpaiTrneni ID55 been rpiogni5ed for the as5ei lor c3sh
generatin8 unit) in prior years. A reversèl of èn Impairmeni Ioss is reco8nised irnrnediaiely In the statement of financial
acTiVitie5, unle55 Ihe relevoni o55ei is carried ai a revalved amounL in which case the reversal of the Imp8hrment105s 15
treated as a revalu31ion increase
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 August 2022
I. ACCOUNTING POLICIES IcDntinuEdl
1.9 Stotk
51ock 15 Stated at the lower of cost and esTSm3ted selllng prlce less c05tS to complete and se11. Cusl LUITIVTi5e> Jji¢LI
rnaterials and, where applicable. diroit labour 10515 diid Ihose overheads ihot have been incurred in brin8in8 the stock
to Its present location and condirion.
Jr t.,C ',OW¥,
of repl-
t and cc:
diusred whereapplicablefor èny loss of service potential.At Each reporling dète, an assessmentis made for Impairment.
Any exie55 of the carryiftg amount of stock over lis esiimaied selling price le$5 COSt5 to IOTNplete and sell Is recognised
as an Impairfflont1055 in the statemeni of finaniial attiyit1Ès. Reversals ol irnpairment1055es are also recognised In the
1.10 Cash at Bank and in hand
Cash at boiik artd In hand are ba51c Iinaniial assets ènd Include cash in hand. deposits held at call with banks, other
5hort-term liquid invesimenis with original maturitie5 of thrte months or less. and bank overdr4ft5. 8ank over(Jrofis are
shown within borrowin85 ID c￿rrent Iiabililies.
1.11 Flnantial Instruments
The iumpany has only basir financial instrumenTS meèsvred at amortised cosi. with no financial instruments classified
as other, o. b3511 InStrum¢nis measlbred at fair voluE
1,12 Ernplovee benpfits
The cost5 of 5hDrt trrTll employee benefi15 are reco8nised as a liability and an expense. Unless ih05e c05t5 arc rcquirod
10 be reco8nised as port of thc r05t ol stock or fixed 355ei5.
The cost of any unused loliday cntiilerneni Is feco8niseé in the period in which the employee's service5 are received.
Terrnina¢ion bÈnelilS are reco8n15ed irnrnedioiely as an expense when the Eroup 15 demonstrably committed 10
iermlnate the ernplo¥meni of an employee or io proviée ierrninaiiofi benefils
1.13 Retirement benellts
Plyirenis to delined coniriburion retir•m*nr benelil srhernes are char8eLI a5 an expense as fhey fall due.
1.14 Leases
Rentals payable under operating leases, includin8 any lease inceniiVÈS tecetved, are char8ed to incornc on a 51faight
line basis over the term of the felevani lease except where another more systematic ba515 15 more repftseniative of ihe
time p31tern in which economic benefit5 from Ihe leased are consumed.
1.15 Fund a¢¢ouNtin8
Genp.ral funds are unrestricted lund9 which arÈ available for use ai ihe di5creiion of Ihc Trusree5 in furnherance of ihe
8enÈral obieciives ol Ihe cornpony and which have noi been desi8nated for other purposcs.
De5i8natÈd funds comprise unre51ricied funds that have been set aside by the Trustees for particular purposes. The aim
and use of each desi8nated fund is sei out in the notes to Ihe financial statemen15.
Restricted funds are fundg which are to be used in accordance With 5pecifi£ re5rrictions imposed by donors or which
have been raised by the comDany for pariicular purpD5e5 The cos15 of raisinÉ and adTninisiering 5u¢h fuDd5 are
charged è8ain5t the specific fund. The aim and use ol each restsicted fund 15 Sei oui in the note5 to the financial
staiemeni5.
Inve51rnent income. gain5 and losses ère allwated 10 the appropriato fund.
1.16 Government Eranis
GovÈrnmeni gran15 arp reiogn15ed whtn there Is reasonable ¥55urance that the 8rènt conditions will be met and the
grant5 will be reieived.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL 5TATEMENT5
For the year ended 31 Au8USt 2022
I. ACCOUNTING POLICIÉS Icontinuedl
A Erallt thai Specifies perform3nce conditions is recoEnised in income when the performance tonditlOn5 are rnet.
Where è grani does not speciFy performance conditions, it is reiognised In incorne when the proceeds are fKeived or
receivable. A grani received before the recognrtion criteria are satisfied is retO8ni5ed a5 a liability.
1.17 Taxallon
The Cofflpany 15 a registered charity ané as such 15 eniirled to exemption from taxation on its chariiable activities under
Ihe Corporaiion f4x Act 2010.
2. Donatlons
2022
2021
Voluntary incorne
Membership. Clubs and Friend Income
Gran¢s
3,043,D70
1.482.824
1.283.450
5,An9.344
4,055.SIA
440.758
4.7S2.853
9.249.729
The split of donations be.Iwttn restricted and unrestricied is E3.993.201 El,816.143 re5pectivelv
12021. £8,205,103 and £1,044.t261.
3. lfitomlni resource5 from charltable
2022
2021
Uftfestiirted Funds
8ox office gross Income
Theatre hire eic.
Oiher Incornc
4,541.480
2,461.540
27,512
721.154
52
4. Commefclal tradlnl operations
Income and expenditure Is Irom the operèiions of the charity'5 trading 5ubsidiarie5, excludin8 the costs rcl3te(J to
credlin8 and Tunning the Theatrical productions. Further details ènd ttadin8 results of the subsidiaries are pro￿l￿e￿ In
note22.
Sufflmary oliroyp tvadinl result5'.
2022
2021
Turnover
Coronavirus Job RÈrention Scheme intome lincluded wilhin 8rant illtomel
1,080,082
18.6341
1,692,161
Corporatp event costs
Serviies 10515
1112.5661
1570,3011
184,8791
1188,7441
11.301,0201
189,3771
Administrative expenses
303.702
113.Q20
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 August 2022
S. FundralslnR Costs
2012
2021
Gener41 event cosis
227,394
590.105
497.906
The split of fundrai5inE lOSts between resiricted and unre5trKied E2.227 antl £815,272 respectively
12021 £492.322 an(115.5841
6. Direct ¢05ts ot operation oltheatre
2011
2021
Olred cosis of operaiion of theatre
Produciion 105t5
Produciion salary c05f5
2,478,103
1,612.783
4,571.760
656,583
893.274
165.182
336,93?
249,601
47,284
439.Bll
387,359
283,429
3,299,720
594.d42
2.575.634
62.312
634,353
273,190
116.021
542,766
45
436,336
72,093
108,104
d,119
Offitt costs
Insurances
ConTultarycy Fee3
Cornputer costs
Depreciarion
Irrecoverable VAT
8ank charges
Exchange r•te10sg
12,108,375
5S,691
7,719,135
3￿,815
Share of io¥eran¢e costs
Costs of operatlon of theatre
12.164,1)66
7,757950
The splii ol direct <osis ol operation of the theètre berween restricted and unrestricted 15 f 2.334,21 I
and £9.829.855 respectively IZ021.- £1,553.420 ané £6.204.5301-
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For tho year ended 31 August 2022
7. Charitable artlvitie5
2022
2011
Support costs includinB governante t05t5
175.517
110,975
Support Governance
costs
QSts
2022
2021
Le8al and professional fees
Auditors, rernuneration Aulii fees
Auditors, remuneration Non audit fee5
29,841
20,350
29,841
20.350
5,500
55.691
12,009
21,806
5.000
38,815
55.691
8ank interest
119,826
L19.826
72,160
119.826
55.691
175.517
110,975
Net inwrnelexpendhure
This is Stèted ofter char8in8 the followin8'.
2022
2021
Fees oayable ro ihe compèny's audiior
Fees payable 10 the compèny's audilOT for non-audil 5er¥ices
Fees payable ro the company's auditor for subsidiary audit
Fees payable 10 the compèny s auditor for subsidiary non-avdil 5ervice5
Depreciation of owned tangible assets
20,350
5,500
16,830
J3,750
439,811
21,8D6
S,ODO
16,900
9,250
1131.767
9. Indemnlty Insurante
2022
2011
Tru51ee5' indemnity insurance
407
ID 2022, the cover was Included within management liability insuranie and the cost 15 not separately identitièble.
Trusiees indemnity In4uran¢È indemfiifies ihe Irusiees and other officers a8ainst any Conseouence of any Doglect Of
default on their part.
io.
Employees
5tèff costs were as follow5..
GfOUP
2012
2021
Wè8es and salèrie5
Sotial sÈcuritV C05T5
Other pensioft costs
6,019,872
499,517
117,444
4.769,852
313,79D
83.911
6,636.B33
5,167,553
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NOTES TOTHE FINANCIAL￿ATEmENTs
For the year ended 31 August 2022
10. Employees Icontinuedl
Tho avorago nurnbcr of persons employed by ihe cofflpany durine the year was a5 follows:
Group
Charity
2022
zo21
1021
2021
AdrniDlStration, mèrketine and comrnercial
Producrion
Technical
Fundrai51n8 Staff
450
393
120
68
li
io
io
12
io
12
443
145
Ten employee5 Èarned more than £60.OW lor the year12021. sixL
Groyp
2022
2021
£IIO,ODI £120,000
£IOO,001 . EIIO,OLX)
f 90.001 1100,000
80,001 - £90.000
170,001 . £80,000
É60.(X)1- £70,000
io
Ihe rpmunerèiion ol kcv manakpmetyi oersonnel for the vear was £1,026,23612021.. E895,7681
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT5
For the year ended 31 Au8USt 2022
11. Tangible Flxed Assets
Group
Freehold land Fixtures and
and buildings
Fittin85
Office
equipment
Assets under
constructh)n
Total
C05t or valuation
At 15eptember 2D21
Additions
Transfers
I2.9(¥).￿N)
6.245,047
83.692
379.458
14.4761
455,672
503,56
2,246,302
1379,4581
20.104.280
2,329.994
14,4761
Al 31 August 2022
I2.900,￿0
6,703.721
455,672
2,370,405
22.429.7YA
DeprÈciation
At I September 2011
Chèrge for ihe Year
Ilimin31ed in respect of disposals
447.478
129.000
2.320.6
287.855
14.4761
362.390
22,956
3,130,474
439,811
t 31 Au8U5r 2022
576.1178
2.603.985
385.346
3.565.809
Net Book Value
AI 31 AJ8U51 2022
12.323.522
4.099.736
70.326
2.370,405
18,863,989
Ar 31 Au8USt 2021
12.452.522
3.924.441
93.282
$03,561
16,973,806
Charlly
FreÈhold land Fixture5 and
and bulldines
Fittlnes
oirice
equipment
4s5eis under
tonstructlon
Total
Cost or valu4tion
At I September 2021
12.900.C#JO
6.227.702
83.691
379.458
Id,A761
455,672
503.561
2,246,302
1379,4581
20,086.935
2.329.993
Transfers
Diposals
14,4761
At 31 Auausr 2022
I2,9l￿.000
6.686.375
455,672
2,370,405
22,412.452
r)epre¢iati•n
At I Sepiember 2021
Charse for the Year
Eliminèted in rospett of disposals
447.478
129.C#)J
2,309.219
284.386
14.4761
362,390
22.956
3.119.087
436,342
AI 31 Au8U5t 2022
576.478
2.589.129
385.346
3,550.953
Net Book Value
At 31 August 2022
12.323.522
4,097,246
70,326
2,370,405
18.861,499
At 31 August 2021
12.tJ52,522
3,918,483
93,282
503,561
16,967,848
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 August 2022
12. Fixed asset ithvestments
Group
2D22
Charity
2022
2011
2021
Invesrmenis In subsidiarie5
Charity
Investments in
Cosi
At I September 202J
Disposal
At 31 Augu5r 2022
Net book Valy•
At 31 AuÉu5'. 2022
AI 31 Au8U5t 2021
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NOTESTO THE FINANCIAL 5TATEMENfs
For the year ended 31 August 2022
13. DebtDr5
Group
2022
Charitv
2022
1011
2021
Amounts falling due within oneyear..
Trade debtor5
Corporation lax repayable
AmDunts due from 5ub5idiary undertakinB5
Other debtors
Prepayments ané accrued income
267,845
1.401,720
387,346
180.385
16,880
2,000
7,974.570
21,963
1,591,725
.041,147
79.899
43,512
99,972
2,338,524
111,706
239,176
4,108,1%1
918,613
9,605,538
8,166.558
Amounts lalllni due iteafer than oneveai-
Deferred cax asset
61.427
134.726
Toial debtor5
4.169.488
1.053.339
9,60J,538
8.166,558
14.
Creditors
Group
2022
Chadrv
2022
2021
1021
8ank loans
Olhor loan5
Tradp IrediTors
Amounts owed to subsidiary undertakin15
Olher iaxaiion and Social $￿urI1V
her credJt015
ccrua15
Advanced bookings
Dolerrod Incom
110,842
I,aoo.(¥Jo
1,135,692
123,765
i.ow.000
611,985
110,842
I,ow,000
853,793
123.76S
253,067
3,010,979
59,192
?,701
615,990
1.924,287
144.064
l.056.246
842.266
1.536.195
101.818
338.FOI
806.646
2.092,980
90.349
8.859
607,239
I,272.239
5.825.305
5.210,895
.943.3
15. Credlto¢s.' Amounis lèllinR due alter more Ihan one year
Group
2022
Ch4riiv
2022
2021
2021
ènk loans- secured
Other loans
2.310.142
2,570.839
2.409,029
2.520,835
.864
2.310,142
2,570,839
2.409,029
2.520,835
4,929,864
Maturity of debt
Group
2012
Charlty
iozi
2021
2021
Repayable by instalment5'.
One year or less
Less than two years
Le55 than five vears
In liv￿ ye3rs of mor¢
I.IID.842
115.280
762.803
11.002.898
123.765
174.183
682.456
.052,390
1,110,842
115.280
762.803
I,￿2,898
123.765
126.452
396.071
1,886.507
5,991.823
5.032.794
5,991.823
2,532.795
The bank loan Is secured OTr the freehold prDperty. The loan faciliry is fEpayable in instalments by September 203E
and the rate of inrere5r 1$ 2.05% per annuffl over base rare.
The £2.5rn loan from the Art Council England a5 well as the £lrn orher loan Shown In noie 14 15 conside.red to be
public benefit entity CDncessionary loan as the interest rateof the loan 15 below the prevailing (narket rate.
The leans are valued ai amortised cost U51n8 Ihe effective interest rnethod. The Arts Council England loan accrues
interest annually at 2% and 18 repayable over 20 years. with a reoayment hdiday fof the firsi four years. The loan Ylas
fully drawn down in year entSed 31 Au8U5t 2021. The other loan of lltn 15 not intcrcst boaring and 15 not repayable

The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
NofE5 TOTHE FIt4AKIAl5fATEMErir5
FOrth￿￿arend￿d JLA4¥urt2012
16 Cons¢lwJitEd
I SÈptÈMbÈr
Inwn* Exppndrtwe
0￿d￿$S¢S
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TraD5fers
JIAugu5t
Nate5
743.
0ts¢•yon COrnrnUnlty'.
dui3LiOn & Comrnuniiv nfpartment
172.76¢
23.791
78.681
1178.2401
171.?
b6.558
2.459
Cofflrnufflity Proitct IprEwouslYGel
The.oni CcVIDWelln￿l Pi4tc
3P.4C
30.661
137.4(Ll
iio.rto
33.A97
20,340
2.a04
23.118
The
10.917
iU.X41
iu.wJ
3.750
13.C67
14.b
CornM￿nI￿c￿U (pre¥￿￿51YcVftaInUpj
14.5tNJi
3,750
7.Y7'J
Spec￿1 Pioittts..
738.2
622.191
109XQ
l.828 7il
59.*Th)
11.3A4.8III
I￿).671)
1.708.448
98.060
58.060
119.00)1
Ind1¥h1￿11 proieci%',
998
l479
io&
6$ 613
28H 2ZO
1182.1191
23.8&5
144.rn61
14ZI.LKIUI
l).3301
122.4
14.COJ
35?.IX*)
114.COOI
all
'.4.gObl
1'.6B.7WI
737,094
350.ftt)
40.077
AAOV
Com￿15￿10￿1￿1 Iundrlinedl
140.0771
16
1286 1701
285IYJ
UDrqstiictpd Funds..
Dg5iqryufE&
1,6W.D
6.951913
5.3J6.417
9.%1 913
5.283.6?)
9.623.979
I,Le9.667
1.9¥9.eL17
8.541.775
19
RLwaluJlion
io
T¢t•l Ivnds
24.I2&095
1&617.1
I.IEY.667
t4.614￿08
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P40TESIO THE FINANCIAiSTATEMEt47s
ForthEyearended alA￿U5*?012
16. Con501Hlited 5t•fompntol luD&
l F84¥ Tr3f5Forof restool1￿ ltrrfyto p4foreonoralcJpilal w0tksund0ri￿ÈGèfte.￿l1U￿-. £272k HL41O1￿p￿8es lor ThèAr.nex prDject moved ID
He5eTVE5CopitalC¥nwsD Illi￿rI
l Transfer ot E2 4kOI&Vic 12 bJlancÈto E&( Thtat•e Maqors(V41
ran5fei 0 120k frorn Ihe ImFèrl Furyl Ire5lTiCted furyJ.nEtor F&ll loc0￿r3ddl*￿￿3I E&C c05tslVBI
Translor o1123klwrt I￿￿1￿)Jac1 ItestlKI*¢ fur￿l￿gI0t ISCI Its(Overa￿l￿k)Tra.£8£ ro415 Ivei
7 E194k TraislorolinLtsmtto Capi141 Cèpioaiin P?9. £2?2kllènslei ol1rfo.￿efroth ttp$lurat￿ry Lrty
rrAnsfpr of f19k-.a co￿1 C3PitJcoJt5 Foi BOH orknnexunder IheGeneral FJfMI
g Tr4nslero14ums Irorn Ihp ImEart Iie5trittedfunrtiniforFdUcat￿DaThl(L￿M￿￿ilylI￿(O¥eraddrt1on3l ELC ctss'.s IVBI
IQ TraThs10rio IhDCenyfol fut¥JToc0￿ Eoi15wiihir Pru0w1￿7 t￿1 thePubl[ lu￿ 5UPWrts [1￿￿[a￿p5leIIr1Qd. I91*A NJmber. IIODk471h and
11 TransI￿r of ROS￿ Foundathon lncomtrtoG￿r31*Jm IOCQvei thetyerhe￿ OporaTionsard To(hi*rfn Invulved In dDin£ the dDC
12 Tran5TE. f5?k iu t￿e5c￿Er￿1 lorc05t5 Tpbbnxto IDmmi55wiryardQpod￿￿0￿SlR&D fdcas¢sln ttte¥oarl
13 Tiansfe"of £38ktO Ihe GenEral fundforcw15 giodxtiOASIH&UPttsJ￿.lo￿ *eloa*sin Iht year
14 TrJn51crolE2 4k Qld Vi( 11 balonretoE$CTheatr¢ Mak¢rslV81
16 Tran51or C4Dk 10 ino Gen*ral Fu￿j￿fIuOOs IOSipom1￿ Ibtairt itt ttr*yoèi w51￿0¥ board apprsy4dl
1? 1221k-rdnslpr to Gpnera.. èDd I61ktiansfEI t￿b￿lIty1￿ tocoryeo hstorrCa¢du5t￿0ntyar￿￿￿Ve(I?I￿nre1aIln1 io Ihe rev41￿￿￿
li rr4nslp' tu correi.. h15tUr￿]d1￿tmvvlS4n# dCDitroiK)nrd4tiry ig iFcrrolued e￿ment01 thebuiWr¥
10 Trèp%lpr tll Iprrtil h￿i￿riCa4 u5tMPn￿4TrddWCc41WJPrdl1ir8 io iheryrf4iJe4 t￿ment01 tbebuittllry.

The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
NOTESTOThE FIIIANQALSTATEMEFIT5
ForthÈ year ended 31AuD¢t ?lJ21
ISÈptembpr
Éxwditure
Othev
Tr4n&fors
31 Au8uSt
Restrlrlod Funts..
733.3-.
EouCJ'.ion & Cowrmull ty
1&85
158.8781
IB.¥9
86.792
15.LXX)
110g.P851
Schoo1
16.366
J.492
31443
35.0..
14.920
24.751
I75.c￿3>
183.7401
49.866
39,131
3U.6b7
8).964
50.153
19.[
Id64
J.384
11.6851
10.847
26.12)
29.664
10.847
'hoatrc PO.4*crs
yrt41rt U
1.420
16.foj
47SO
i3.￿1
'.3,061
Wor
5pEchl Ptojecis
8l.21r4
19.928
6￿.?
2ZO.132
27fj,tsXg
I182.r￿1
I rd4wrn*ni p•tu1￿$ IrKDw•yahts
5l4.4l
.789.8411
Srhpmo
I E05.W5
11.505.WS1
71
6.945.954
5(XTr.(
S.959
Genpral Funo
a.63?.294
5.22x339
1fy.690.F771
?.773.7(
Hevdludt or Ititi¥
6.196U5
161,3fNJI
6.735.145
13.4JO.441
14.216.095
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NOTE5TO THE FINANCIAlSfATEMEWTS
Forthe yeareTh1Èd31 A￿u￿t 2022
16. ConSohlatedJtstemEntOfhkn￿1¢DnE1￿￿J
1 5tptombÈr
Inrarn
EKppnditure
Oiher
•hidkns5es￿Vj￿knd lain5
Hestii(ttd Fwds..
743.119
FO1￿0￿10n & CuffjffluDI'.y DEDartment
l?2.P64
23.791
17&681
1178.1401
2.459
T￿1￿ LDllg COVIDWolrw PrOI*CI
Pak￿ Ihe Ltod
37Q
.661
lio.(
31.497
1120.1271
20.14D
2.4?4
23 778
Thc
0.047
JD.LW
ooml
LommutlltyCl￿b Ipievknuis¥CuP.Èin
IL.J4UJ
J.i>u
Aluiyini l)leyiOultyCtsnneLtI
13.067
3.750
J6.
16.625
1&0301
7.97U
lev3'.e Vroiect3
738.20S
622.191
109.
1.82&757
59.Cb))
IS.5B5
112Q.JUYI
119,L¥X)
1.708,448
98.C60
405.998
14?.981
4fy).JJ)
24.885
169.997
65.622
2R&220
144.riJ6
(421.￿0
Ind1¥bd￿oI plo￿ttl PuDb*F￿￿d
11.3JO)
ICil.673
122.4fA)
.Y74
Téieot Ueveloprntn.. IFovmoiwOldVk
14.(
352.LLK)
1l4.wl
237.094
3W.O
40.077
I16&7￿1
AAOV
Commi55ionln8 iufjdetr*dl
Othor
Untei¢rk¢edFwds'.
.600.￿D
6.936 526
5W.(XX)
An￿￿ *und
166Q2
F.525.867
¢10.2t)2.2471
1.989.807
6.735.:45
19.431J76
1.525.867
io
24
591rn
Toialfunds
.587.IdQ
I.Q90.178
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NOTES TOTHE FifiANCIAL5TATEMÉNTS
Foribe yeJr erthd JI AuKu5L2OII
l& COr￿Ik13¢e￿5t￿1¢i￿ThtO1 lur4s IIDntinLYdl
Isept￿ther
1020
Inrorn
EN￿altUre
nd ltsssÈsr•wni%ed 8ains
Tranifer5
31 Auiust
2021
Restricted Fynds'.-
bijlldlne.
733.3IB
9.gJF
743.119
Eéucatlon Ind cornm¥n￿¥'.
Education & Cumrnunitv
Depèrift)eTht C0515
o.y4y
,iJJ
195.249
16.266
3.492
6.792
15.L
61.036
BI.VA
S0.I93
63.151
1109.7851
172.764
23.791
39.331
30,661
5￿MmPr Sihool
Gvt Goifi
Thke Ih(* Lèad
9.345
49.866
IA3.7401
1104.1671
35.Q14
14.920
19.0
34,6411
Arti5tif DVVC￿prnQn1
301
lQ.847
1.384
11.68SI
The Hub
26.121
29.664
10.Y47
1.420
16.
13J,ORAI
Curtain Up
3.750
13.(K¥7
L9.150
13.OG7
12.840)
?,840
Worl EKpoiienco
Spètlll *ohrti'.
81.209
1277.9191
279,699
738.205
En#owmeni reiuTTrs Incomo
dlU.132
Il¥2.IWI
514.415
3.423,183
3.LW.COJ
1.264,381
11.F89.8471
IMAC Coiyn4virui Job
J4J.IlJA
¥rhprn
Urtr•5tiid•d Fund5'.
I.6￿.rI
6.936.)26
1.600,0
6.936.52S
soo.0
Ann¥¥ lund
Gènotai Fund
665.01
4 169.947
13.994.426)
2.779,6QS
1.660.205
6.7%.445
161,300
6.735,145
41
.9x426
19,431,8
Total funds
18.101.011
11.112.4LI
11,517,140
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 Au8USt 2022
16. Con501idated Statement of fvr￿S Icontinuedl
Re51rittEd luTrd5
Maintenance of bulldln8
,unds reldle5 to funds re5trirted tothe building improvements whicl were spent in the 2018119 finanrial year.
Restoration levy fund5 are restricre¢J 10 OrtÉoinR renovation work requrred to preserve the theatre for futUfP
genÈrations.
Eduration and communilv
The Old Vic's sreadfast commiiment to education. cornrnunrty ané emerÉinE ralenr is jusl as imporiènt as the work that
Kaes an stage. Through a range of pro8rammes. we aim to inspire young people and wdcome and diverse audiences
to The Old Vic. To bring rhi5 to fruition, The Old Vic delivers the followin8 projects-.
Education
14-1
ofl
Our flaEship Schools Pro8ramme. Working In partnership With 40 London school from areas of London vlith PDor arts
prov15ion. Scheols Club welcomes up ro 1.200 vounl people io The Old Vic each year The yeèr-long programrne
SUPPOTt5 ar15 ID schoo15 by oflering free Iheaife lickers, bespoke workshops, b•ck5rage rour5 and a ran8e of
educational re50urce5
T k he Leid.. For 51udents in Years 11-13
Theatre-based work5hoos that support Social mobiliiy and build on live lore ernployability skills.. communication self
mana8erreni, self belief. teèmwork and problern 5DIving. Drawing on The Old Vic's emiensive exoerience as a Iheairjral
Insiilulion. Ihi$ progromme works with up 10 40 8roup5 across London and SUPPOfls studen15 lake their next steps into
the world ul work or hi8her edwalion.
Open to young people in London aged 16-25 who. ai the lime ol applyin8, were not in Èducaiion. employment or
Irainin8 INF ETS) The pro8ramme ran in Autumn 2021, offering paid plaiemenis ai culiural or8anisations ècfoss
Larnbeth, Includin8 POD 8,ixion. Southban* Centrt, 51reatharn Space Projeci, Beaconsfield Contemporèry Art, The
Africa Centre and The Old Vic. As well ès on Ihe job irainin8. the programme commenced wilh an induction workshop
and tulminaied in g CV workshop. exploring the skills participants have developed Ènd how io apply rhem to next
steps. In addition. pariicipants benefited from a networking se5$1(pn wirh industry profes5ion315 and prospective
ernployers.
le
Fropt Line al Thp. Old Vic gives paid placements in our Front of House teams 10 youn8 people aged 16-Z5. Throu8h
£reaiive workshops antl viorking alon85i¢e our slalf. pariicip4ntS 8ain viial on-lhe-job learning opporlLJllilies and are
5uDported to develop key einpl¢yabiliry skills ioaid Iheirfururecareer5. Sincethe proiect bo8an In 2015. we hawe worked
with 210 youn8 people. making Front Line one of our longesi runninE and most suc£e55ful proie£ts.
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NOTE5 TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
ForthE year ended 31 Augu# z022
16. Consolidated statement of lurwJ5 Icortinued
Education Iconlinuedl
IB+
OfferinK adv3nced hand5.on expEfience In creaiwe facilitati￿ an(5 the chante to dtrvelop key iransferab1e ski115. The programfDe
•nA cnDnprl thvm tn ¥n.IblLny AtrfÈ%¥ Ill ii>h% hiid rrpatiVP Qnnort￿nltle5 c￿Er 12 se$510n5: Qarticipanis ekDerience
practical facilitation rrainin8 from The Ohl Vic fducaiion & Community team and guestcreatwe pra{rit￿nerS as they
Ih
re M kers.. For oun
Theatre M8kpr& Is a free Six-month prograrnme lor 18-25 year olds offering participant5 OPPOrtuniliÈs 10 develop creative
conncciions and cieaie a toolkit tD 015CU5s and make rheaire in the midst of our changing sotiety The 2021 project Involved
working wlth 22 young theatre makers IhrrJu8h a serie5 of workshops and masierclosse5 With ihe supwrt of a professional
dirpctnr. partlfipAnt% conceprualised and planned the IvlUTe of theatre oloftgside Qiher vouns creative5. workinK In colléboraiioil
With some ol the UK'S leading proleSSbpnal IheatTe makeis The proiecr C￿lminated in a 5how¢os* In Decembei 2021 Participai115
ISL) fprpivpd frpp iirkpis in Iw¢> Qld Vir p*rformances.- A Christmas Carol and A Nurnber.
The Hub
Tae Education provKles Ifee online ie50vrces lor teachers. studenis. o•renis home Khoolin8. Youn8 rreotives of Ihe futufe
Communbty
Al The Old Vii we are p455i0nate abour the benelils Ot participation In the tTeatl¥P afTS. which can unlock the Imazination and
broèden horbions for PCOPie of ali ages. Obr NommbnrÉy oro8fJrnmc* arc de51ifitd its cngJ£c pcoplc tle work Ol T*e Old VIE
beth on and off 5ta8e and support Improved wellbein8 of our lo￿1 £ummuoitvès.
Open 10 ènyono oged SO. the sthème IS flee io join and InCl￿deStICke¢ di5counlS for matinee perfoimances, pre.show even15 and
an oppurlJnii¥ to so(ral￿e, meet new peop￿ and IEaD rnore abou( The Old Vic and sho¥Ys.
Communit¥ Club. preyioJ%ly known as Curtain up wh*h. sI￿t 2019. has worked iomwunily 8¢ouos Vlittt limiicd acress tn
the arts, oroviding the￿ With Iiee theatrc lickeis. a free dlarna workshop and oesooke access support Through rh15 pfoj@tf The
Old Vic is cumffliited Tts removing barriers which may OTdinaiily exclude pwple frr>m acces5in8 theaiie. In response ro the COVID-
19 pandtmi¢ The 01¢ Vic extended Cuitain up from a one•ll engagement to a four-monrh Pfoiromme Through regular
workshops 4niJ access to Oltt Vic productions. the piolramme al￿We￿ iroups te remain connected to each other and dcvEIop
the.lr creativlty. whi151 SUQOOrtin8 therf menial healib and well being during tbe naiiothai lockdown. Ihis ntWVQfslon of Curiain Up
has theielore Oimed io oller parti£ipants consistenc¥ dufin8a time of changè and uncenaintv.
Th
Tho ionÈLOVID Wt,Iness Pioiect In¥e5ligattd ihe benefrts olen8a8in8wiih theartslo StsPPOrt those with lonKCOVID Th15 iesearch-
based, participarory creative Inteiventiun worked Vliih 5pecNalist mDvement and ¥0￿e practitioverstotreate a six-weok proiramme
working With 20 adults V4ilh COWD. The weekw ges5ions focused on using movement. breathing and theatre
klVlcP
PIByYdfi&ht ITainin£ progratnmclor six emei8inewrtiers118 and ovetl The pro8famme 4ncludes. 51udying previously written pIèy5,
hearty tsebate ￿V¢r whaL ihewell-made bi8 play 15. and wril1fi8 exeicises aimed atdevclopin8dramatur8ical skills Writers can
Alumni
NeT¥York IpTeviou5ty Corlnectl
Throughout Our hiSIDry darirtg arti515 have been at the forefront of The Old Vic's pioneeiing vision. rhe Alumni Network brinKs
together aur talented alumni. invitiDE them balk Irrto our icon* buiklinE for on8(Nngprofes51cnal Llevelaptnfnt. £IOtirkc15 to s
Work Ex
A week10Tr8 woik iraining pro8rafflme for up to 20 14- 18 yearolds. learning tDoo at¢vt The Oil Vic and producing theairo,
especially for thuse with little or no attesgtothe arts.
S t￿1 and Indhhlual
GI2TItS wh th are ntended to 5UPPOrt the commi￿loni￿g of newv4ork. the Bay1155 direcior and addbtional projects or Inrti3ti¥es
ouLSide of noTmal operations such astapitsl projects.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 Augusi 2022
16. Con501idaied swemeni ol fvnd5 IcoThiinuedl
Grants which are In:onced 10 5UPPOrt the COrnFniSSiODingof nev4 work. rhe Bayli55 director and addition31 projects or
Initiatives outside of normal operations suih a5 capital projoits.
DesiEnated fvnd5
The Trustees have designate(I funos a5 follows-.
Praduction fund
The Production funé represents monie5 Sel aside to support the reopening of the thearre.
8uildin
fund
The buildinE fund represents ihe monies spent on purchasing the buildin8 and any 5ub5equeni development work Ihat
Annex fLJnd
This fund represents money desi8nèied by ihe boèré of trusiees to enable Ibe developwent of the Annex proieit. The
Afjnex is 3 propeny which 15 bein8 developed as a learnin8 and community space adièceni to the ttteitre buildin6.
17. Analysls ol net assets between fvnds
Restrlrted
lunds 2022
General
Designated
tunds lunos 2022 t
2021 É
Total
funds
2022
Tan8ible fixed assets
Current è55elS
Croditors due within one year
1.724.033
2,019,870
17,139,956
2.lQO,000
IIID,8421
14.880.98LI
18,B63,989
16.516.305
15,825,305)
14.880.981>
12,396.435
15.71114631
3.743.903
6.681.972
14,248,133
24.674,008
Grou
15 01 ncl a55els beivieen luThJs" wior
ear
Total
fundi
2021
Restrlrttd
funds 2021
General
fund5
Oe51inated
1021 £ fvThds 2021 £
6.735.145
9.500,456
5,939,363
9,D36.526
15.087.130)
1123,7651
14.929.8641
Tin6iblo fixed assets
Current assets
Crcéitors due within one year
738,205
2.417.ISg
16,973,806
17,393.048
15,210.8951
111,925,864)
3,155.364
7.587,378
13.483,353
24,226,095
S￿9 01 net assets between Funds. curreni
ear
Restricted
funds
Geneial
lund5
2022
Desiinated
lund5
202Z
Tot•1
nd%
2022
2022
Tan8ib'e fiMed assets
Fixed assÈt Invostments
Curreni asseis
Crediiof5 duc within one year
1.724.033
17,137,466
18,861,499
2.019.870
6.933,409
13.832.479>
2,IW.000
1110.8421
14.880.981)
11,053,279
13.943,3211
14.880,9811
3,743.903
3.]￿.932
14.245.643
21,090,478

The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 Au8LlSt 2022
17. Analys15 of net as￿1$ between funds Icontinuedl
Charit
ana
150fn
nfvnds-
Restrbcted
lunds
ID21
General Designated
lunds
lunds
IU21
zu21
Total
funds
1021
Tan8ible fixÈd bsseis
Fixed a$5Ct investmenis
Current a55ets
Creditors due Wilhin one year
738.205
6,735,145
9,494,499
16,967.8419
2.417.159
5,090,547
15,871.2161
9.036.526
1123.7551
14.929.8S41
16.544.232
15.994.981
14.929,864
3.155,364
5.954.480
13,4?7.396
22.587,240
18. Pon5ion commitments
2022
IQ21
Charge lo the staiemenr of financial aclivilies In respeci of
defined coniribution schemes
Il7.444
83.911
A defined contribution pension scheme is operated for all qualifyin8 ernployees. Tho 05sels of the 51heme are held
sepèraiely from those If the iroup in an Independeniiy adrninlstered fund
Included wiihin Other Creditor5 are outstanding <ornmitmenis of f 21,iMIO12021.. £22,370>.
19. Optr•tin8 lease <ommliment5
Al ihe ¢eportin8 date the 8rovp had OUtstanOing commiiments lor future rninifflum leasp. paymenis under
non c3ncellable operalin81È3ses, as fol￿Ws..
1022
2021
2022
2021
Within I year
8etween l and S years
16.179
19.480
9,579
19.480
3.136
3,136
Total
35.659
29,059
3.136
3,136
20. Capital commitments
At the rcoortln8 d31e rhe eroup had outsièndin8 capital cornmiirnent5. a5 follows..
Group and charitv..
2022
2021
Within l year
3.926.544
377.505
22. Liabilily ot members
Tht chariidble cofflpany 15 limited by euèrantee and has no shafe capital. Each metDber ¥uarantees to contribute £1 In
the evefit ol è windin8 UP.

The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
NOTESTO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 August 2022
18. Reconciliation of Broup net income to netcashllaw frorn operatinBactNities
1022
2021
Net movÈment in funds
Tax credit5
447.913
11,189.6671
119.826
439,811
8,955
11.968.1131
627,333
3.047.37J
1351,1111
72.160
431,767
2,218
437.729
240,197
Depreciatiori and impairrnenr of tangible fimed assets
IlTrcreasel/Decrea5e in debtors excluéin8 iaxaijon
Decrease in creditors excludin8 iaxation
Nei cash 8enerared froml lused in) operations
1,513,9421
3,880,331
19. Subsidiarie5
Deiails of the group s subsidièries at 31 A￿uSt 2022 ès folh)w5'.
Name of undertaklni
ReKisterEd Natu1¢ ol bvsine$5
olfice
Cla55 of
shares held
Comrnercial trading ofd.narv
% Held
Dlrect
Indlrert
The Old Vic services Company
Limired
The Old Vic Tbe3ire Compèny
IThe Cutl knmited
loo
Theoirical pr¢xluclion Ordin3ry
loo
Ileii5tered office addres5es'.
The Old Vic, 103 The Cur. Lonthln. SE 8NB
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 August 2022
22. Subsidiaries Icontlthuedl
The Old Vi¢ Seryiies Company liftlitÈd-06751149
2022
2021
Summary profft and Ios5 account
Turnover
2,333.515
11 7J2.Jlll
1311,0601
19.618
1?3,2991
216.263
279,831
.J13.2481
1237.2801
919.859
134,726
Administrative expense5
Other UPCTaiin8 income
Taxation
Profit for the year
Dlsiributions to pafeni chariiv under 8ift alé
Iteiained in the company
216,263
1416,1121
Npt asspt4 and rp4prw
2,490
12,919,978
113.Q53.051
1130.5831
5.959
8,225,052
18,577,857
1846.8461
Cufreni assets
Net assets
shore caoiial ènd reseives
1346,8461
The Old Vk Th*•ti* ComDan¥ IThe Cull Llmkned- 0472SS62
1012
2011
5ufflmary profit and loss account
Turnover
Cost ol salc5
Jldministraiive expensc5
Other operèiin8 income
IniÈro%i ret*ivèble similar Income
Taxation
9.345,330
17,U60.5911
11,826,1951
3,214.379
13,080.1101
11,J07,0651
250,290
1.203,94]
216,38
497,820
1248,4591
249.-361
1.262.966
21.51
Distributions 10 pérent charity under Eifi ai
Reiained In the company
1.721,510
***•l* Afthrf
6.305.752
12.591.637)
3.714 11%
3.317.888
11.325,2831
J.492.60.5
Net a55et5
Share c4Dital reserves
3.714.115
1.992.605

The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 August 2022
24.
Trustees
None of Lhe Tru5ttÈs ler any PÈTsons tonnected with them) received any femunerètion or benefits from the chariiy during
the turrent or prior year No Trustees received an¥ reimbursed expenses dLJfinB the current or prior vear
ID. Compafatlve SOFA
Resiricted Llnre5tricted
Fut)ds
Funds
Total
2021
Income from:
DonatlOn5
8,205.103
1.044.126
9,249,229
Dperation of theatre
2,489.052
2.489.052
Commercial Iraéin8 uperaiions
Investment incorTTt
1,692.161
1,692,161
Total Incorne
Expenditufe on..
Fundraising c0519
Commercial tradine oper3fions
92.322
1,162,638
5.584
416.503
497.906
1.579,141
Optsration of theètie
Education and communily pro8rornme
1.553,420
554,106
272,919
6,204,530
7,757,950
554.106
272,919
Inlere5t pi¥oble and similar chargeg
72,160
72.160
Total Expendlture
.777
Net Income
1.47
Othor rerogni5ed 8ains iheatle tax relief
351,111
351,111
Gross transfers between fund5
12,718.3651
2,718,365
Net movement In lunds
1,451,
3,04
71
Reconciliation of fund5=
Fund b818ntes brouRht forward
1.704,031
19.474.693
21,178,724
Fund balances carried forward
,155.
24,226.095
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 Augusi 2022
23. Related partytransartlons
Durin8 the year donaiion5 of £200.QOO I?02l.. f l00.rMIoi wetr rfr.p.ived from one12021'. one) Trustees of the charity
nd Iheir close family
Included in ihc 6roup'5 Other loans due within eighteen month5 is an amount of £l.CW.(VX)12021 £1.ow,0001
pJ""b!e:a cie tb.e Tr.￿(*%: Br%A <￿￿,￿¥1 Pa￿￿bI• tr* è fruEtr 5ptr ijp hyth4t Tri i<lpP T￿P Inan
ha5 been provided unsecured and iniere5t free.
Included within Old Vic Service5 Company Limited otherdebtor5 ￿ an arrM)unt due ro Sally Greene, a trustÈefor £195
12021. £1951.
One of the Trustees son Is a director of Granseal lifiiiled. Granscal LimiieLI have and iantinue 10 provide the use ol
offite space in Ihp year and p05t year end close to The Old Vbi thearre whilsr the rcfufbishment works on the bank
of house are on8Qln8. The offite space is provided ifj exchange for iifkrtq in wilh h vhlup nf £580.
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The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 Au8USt 2022
13. Related partytransartlOnS
Du¢in8 the yÈar donatlOn5 of £200.OW12021.. £Itx),(MJ)I were received from one12021'. one) Trusrees of thecharity
and their close faTnily.
Included In the group'5 Other loans due within ei8hteen months Is an amount of £l.OQKI.OOQ 1202I". EI,OLM),(K>OI
cornprj5Ln8 E500,CN)O payable to one ot rhe TrJstees and £5￿.C4)0 payable io a tfusi sei up by Ihat Trustee. Tho103n
has been provided unsecured and intefest free.
Included within Old Vic Ser¥ices Company knmited other debtors is an amount due to Sally Greene, a tru51ee for £195
12021.. £1951-
One of the Trustees son Is a director of Granseèl Limited Gfènseal limited have and continuE to provide the Use of
ofFice space in Ihe year èrtd posi year end ¢lose io The Old Vic theatre whilst the refurb15fvrnent work5 Oll the bank
of house are ongoing. The office space is provided in exchange for tickers in wilh a value of £580.
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The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 August 2022
24.
Trustees
Plone of the Trustee5 lor any peT50ll5 conneited wrth them) received any remuneration or benefit5 ffoFn the Iharity durin8
the Current or prior year. No Trustee5 rec•ved any reimbursed expen5e5 during the iurrent or prior year
25.
Compaiaii¥e 50FA
Restrirted unrestiirted
Funds
Funds
2021
Income from:
Oonaiion5
8.205.103
1,044,126
9,249,229
Operation of theatre
2.489,052
2.4¥9.052
CoTnrnercial tradin8 ooeraiions
Invesrmenr income
1,692,161
1,692,161
Total In¢¢me
expenditure on..
Fundra151ng Costs
Commercial trèdin8 operation5
492.322
1,162,638
5.584
416.503
497,906
1,579,141
Oporaiion ol Iheèrre
Educarion and cornrnuniiy progfamme
1,553,420
554.106
6,204.530
7,757,950
554,106
?7Tr Q10
17) 010
Interest payable and similar charges
72,160
72,160
Total Empendlturc
,698,7
Net inrome
Other rero8nised 8)in5- the•ire tèx reliel
351,111
351.111
Gross iran5fers between funds
12.718.365)
1,718,365
Net movement in funds
RetDncllSation of funds..
Fund balances brou8nt forward
1,704.031
19,474,693
21,178.724
Fund balance5 carried forward
3.155.364
21,070,731
24.226,095
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