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THE TAMARITANS THEATRE COMPANY

Registered Charity no 117499

Annual Report

For the year ended 31 December 2022

The Tamaritans Theatre Company of Manor Gardens, Stonehouse, Plymouth, is registered with the Charity Commission as a CIO under No 1174999. It was first registered on 5[th] October 2017 and is governed by its constitution of the same date. The assets of the former charity registered under number 274244 were transferred to it on 1[st] January 2018.

Management

The charity is administered by a management committee comprising the following:

Chairman - Mrs C Teague

Secretary - Mrs J Dawson

Treasurer - Mr R Howard

Production Chairman - Mr S Hooper

Premises Manager - Mr M Teague

Workshop Coordinator - Mr N Clinton

Marketing and Publicity Coordinator – Mrs S Jones

Non-Officer Member- Mr. P. Shrayne

The property at Manor Gardens is vested in the CIO.

Our Purposes

The object of the charity is to educate the public in the dramatic arts, to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts and to further such charitable purpose as the management committee shall determine.

In shaping our objectives for the year and planning our activities, the management committee has considered the Charity Commissioners guidance on public benefit. In setting the level of membership fees, ticket prices and concessions, the management

committee has given careful consideration to the accessibility of its activities and performances for those on low income..

Our activities

As a theatre company our core activity is the production of a number (currently 3 a year) of dramatic plays in theatres in the Plymouth area that are open to the public. The following notes explain the ways we seek to provide additional public benefit.

Open Auditions. We hold open auditions for our 3 annual plays encouraging participation by non-members.

Website development. The new website was launched in March 2019

Letting Out Manor Gardens. We make our premises available for hire to organised local groups wanting to use our rehearsal space.

Wardrobe Hire. We make our store of costumes available for hire to the public and local organised groups.

Concessions. We have structured our membership fees to make it easier for people with limited means to join in our activities. Currently we offer the following concessions:A reduced membership fee of £18 (compared to the annual fee of £36) for members under 18 and those suffering from financial hardship. A reduced membership fee of £30 is taken if members pay by direct debit. Free attendance for non-members at company functions (e.g. social events, play readings and auditions).

Reduced ticket prices for all public performances for students, the unwaged, the over 60’s and the disabled.

Performance

he receipts and payments account for the year ended 31 December 2022 recognised a profit for the year of £1,922 which has increased the charity’s level of cash reserves to £49,964 as presented in the statement of assets and liabilities.

The Trustees have considered the financial circumstances of this charity and are satisfied with the financial status.

A copy of the independent examiners report on the 2022 accounts is attached.

Mrs C Teague

Chairman

9[th] February 2023

THE TAMARITANS THEATRE COMPANY

RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT
For the year ending 31 st
December 2022
2022 2021
INCOME
GENERAL INCOME
Subscriptions 1,593
1 ,547
Gift Aid -
534
COVID Grant /Donations 20
9,455
Bank /CCLA Interest 793
915
Social Events 421
-
Hire of Manor Gardens 25
-
Wardrobe hire/sale -
20
Sundry 46
5
Sub-total
2,898 12,546
PRODUCTION INCOME
Box Ofice Receipts 17,098
-
Programmes, adverts and scripts 595
-
Refreshment Sales -
-

Sponsorship 600 600

Sub-total 18,293 600 TOTAL RECEIPTS 21,191 13,146 EXPENDITURE – page 2 14,737 3,477

SURPLUS (LOSS) BEFORE CHANGE IN INVESTMENTS 6,454 9,669

Change in value of Investments (4,532) (2,063) SURPLUS (LOSS) FOR THE YEAR 1,922 7,606

THE TAMARITANS THEATRE COMPANY

RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT (continued)

For the year ending 31st December 2022

EXPENDITURE 2022 2021

Manor Gardens

Rates and water 444 303 Heat and light 824 169 Insurance 1,922 1,437 Repairs and renewals 45 - Fire & Safety 217 75

Security alarm 625
563
Telephone 59
248
Sundry 32
50
Sub-total 4,168
2,845
Production Expenses
Theatre costs
Theatre hire fee & staf costs 5,817
-
Commission -
-
VAT -
-
VAT SC -
-
Marketing, printing etc. -
-
Costume and wardrobe 278
-
Printing and publicity 421
365
Programmes 645
-
Royalties 948
-
Props 551
25
Scenery 45
-

Light and sound 605 - Transport 414 - Stamps (Macbeth) 19 - Events Licenses - - Video 30 - Sundry Inc Bar and refreshment costs - 30 Sub-total 9,772 420 General Accountancy 150 100 Stationery and postage - - General stocks 266 - Social events 98 - Website 86 21 Scripts 4 - Sundry (inc NODA membership) 122 91 Bank Charges 70 - Sub-total 796 212

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 14,737 3,477

THE TAMARITANS THEATRE COMPANY THE TAMARITANS THEATRE COMPANY THE TAMARITANS THEATRE COMPANY
RECONCILIATION OF CASH AND BANK BALANCES
For the year ending 31 st
December 2022
2022
2021
Opening Balance
48,042 40,436
ADD: Surplus (Loss) in year 1,922
7,606
Closing Balance
49,964 48,042
Represented by:
Bank Balances
HSBC current account 12,043
5,891
COIF Charities Deposit Fund 6,614
7,518
COIF Charities Fixed Interest Fund /Ethical Fund 31,307
34,633
Total 49,964
48,042

OTHER PRINCIPAL ASSETS OWNED

The committee has elected under S133 of the Charities Act 2011 to prepare the accounts on a receipts and payment basis and confirm that the accounts are in accordance with the legal requirements of that Act.

R G Howard - Hon Treasurer Date