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2021-03-31-accounts

CONTENTS Page
Statement
ofamended
accounts
Report ofthe Trustees 2 —23
Auditor's
report
24 - 26
Consolidated
statement
of financial activities Bncluding income and expenditure account) 27
Balance sheets 28
Consolidated
cash flow
statement 29
Notes to the financial statements 30- 49

REFERENCE REFERENCE REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE
DETAILS
AND ADMINISTRATIVE
DETAILS
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Charity
Number:
249169
Company Number: 00499076
Principal/Registered Office Salisbury
Playhouse,
Malthouse Lane, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP2 7RA
Auditor: Azets Audit Services, Statutory Auditor, Secure House, Lulworth
Close, Chandlers
Ford, SO53 3TL
Bankers: National
Westminster
Bank pic, 48 Blue Boar Row, Salisbury,
Wiltshire,
SP1 1BG
Directors and Trustees
The directors ofthe charitable company
(the charity) are its trustees
for the purpose of charity law and
this report are collectively referred to as the trustees.
The trustees serving were as follows:
Directors: Mr TCrarer (Chair)
Ms K Barker (Resigned 3 February 2021)
Mrs H Birchenough
Mr D Bossom
Mr T Clay
Ms K Dalton
Mr N Frankfort
Mr R G Harvey
Mr D J Neale
Mr J Perry
Ms P Scott-Garrett
Wiltshire Council Observer: Cllr R Clewer
Salisbury City Council Observer: Vacant
Arts Council England Observer: Mr T Newman
Secretary: Mr RSWarrack
Joint Chief Executives: Mr G Machin
Mr RSWarrack

As
adjusted
Unrestricted Designated Restricted Total Total
Note Funds Funds Funds 2021 2020
f f
INCOMING RESOURCES
Donations and Legacies
Grant Income 2,577,981 50,000 2,627,981 1,476,999
Donations
and GiRs
106050 1 133 107183 160133
2,684,031 1,133 50,000 2,735,164 1,637,132
Income from Charitable
Activities
Operation
ofTheatre,
Arts Centre and Festival
6 131,715 131,715 2,677,146
Income from Other Trading Activities
Commercial
Trading
Operations
24,366 24,366 364,256
Busmess Sponsorship
Investmerit
Income
Total Incoming Resources 2 840 112 1 133 50000 2891 245 4678 534
RESOURCES EXPENDED
Expenditure
on Raising Funds
Fundraising
Costs of Grants and Donations
9 12,378 12,378 12,336
Commercial
Trading
Operations
101,941 101,941 246,858
114,319 114,319 259,194
Expenditure
on Charitable Activities
Operation
ofTheatre, Arts Centre and Festival
2,255,294 3618 261 116 2 520 028 5 042 043
Total Resources Expended 2,369,613 3,618 261 116 2,634,347 5 301237
Net Incoming
/ (Outgoing)
Resources
470,499 (2,485) (211,116) 256,898 (622,703)
Transfers
between
funds
(31,000) 31,000
NET MOVEMENT OF FUNDS IN YEAR 439,499 28,515 (211,116) 256,898 (622,703)
Reconciliation
ofFunds
Total Funds Brought
Forward
34 (141,367 764 255 4200 907 4 823,798 5446 501
Total Funds Carried Forward 298,132 792 770 3989791 5,080696 4 823798
As adjusted As adjusted
Group Group Charity Charity
Notes 2021 2020 2021 2020
8 8 8
FIXEDASSETS
Tangible assets 18 4,952,870 5,211,637 4,946,232 5,201,348
Investments 101 101
4,952,870 5,211,637 4,946,333 5,201,449
CURRENT ASSETS
Stock 20 17,343 29,194 13,382 15,540
Debtors 21 225,110 344,855 387,806 264,312
Cash at bank and in hand 537,539 44,607 374,677 17,601
779,992 418,656 775,865 297,453
LIABILITIES
Creditors
falling due within
one year 22 (488,833) (806,498) (478,107) (793,237)
NET CURRENT ASSETS/(LIABILITIES) 291,159 (387,842) 297,758 (495,784)
TOTAL ASSETS LESSCURRENT LIABILITIES 5,244,029 4,823,795 5,244,091 4,705,665
LIABILITIES
Creditors
falling due after more than one year
23 (163,333) (163,333)
NET ASSETS 5,080,696 4,823,795 5,080,758 4,705,665
THE FUNDS OF THE CHARITY
Restricted
income
funds 25 3,989,792 4,200,908 3,989,792 4,200,908
Unrestricted
income funds:
General 25 298,134 (141,368) 298,196 (259,498)
Designated 25 792,770 764,255 792,770 764,225
Total unrestricted funds 1,090,904 622,887 1,090,966 504,757
TOTAL CHARITY FUNDS 5,080,696 4,823,795 5,080,758 4,705,665
The notes on pages 30 - 49 form part ofthese accounts.
Approved
by tne
board on Z8
yJnK
As adjusted
Notes 2021 2020
6
N t
hP
)4
447) 4) ) p 4' 2 t) ttt 7) 272244 125,825
Cashflowe from investing activities
Purchase ofTangible Fixed Assets (79,112) (248,033)
Interest received
(79,112) (248,033)
Financing
Interest paid
Net cash provided by (used) in the year (b) 492,932 ~122,208
Cash at beginning of period 44,607 166,815
Cash at bank at end of year 537,539 44 447
a) Reconciliation of Net incoming/(outgoing) resources to net cash inflow from operating activities
As adjusted
2021 2020
Net income
/ (expenditure)
for reporting period;
Unrestricted
funds
439,499 (371,563)
Restricted funds (211,116) (262,787)
Designated
funds
28,515 11,644
Net Incoming Resources 256,898 (622,706)
Adjustments
for:
Depreciation
charges
337,879 334,367
Finance income
Finance costs
Decrease
/ (Increase)
in stock 11,851 (4,514)
Decrease
/ (Increase)
in debtors 119,745 524,149
(Decrease)
/ Increase
in creditors (154,329) (105,471)
Loss on disposal offixed assets
Net cash provided by (used in) operating activities 572,044 125,825
b) Analysis
ofincrease
in net funds
01 April 2020 Cash 31 March 2021
Flows
Cash at Bank and in Hand 44,607 492,932 537,539
Net Funds 44 607 492 932 537539

As adjusted
2021 2020
E F
Incoming Resources from:
Grants,
Donations
and legacies
2,680,693 1,637,132
Charitable
activities
131,715 2,677,146
Donation
from subsidiary
95,088 93,700
Investment
gain
Gross incoming
resources
2,907,496 4,407,978
Resources expended
on:
Raising funds (12,378) (12,336)
Charitable
activities
(2,520,028) (5,042,042)
Total Resources expended (2,532,406) (5,054,378)
Net Income i (Expenditure) 375,090 (646,400)
Total funds brought
forward
4,705,668 5,352,068
Total funds carried forward 5,080,758 4,705,668
Represented
by:
Restricted
income funds
3,989,792 4,200,908
Unrestncted
income funds
298,196 (259,495)
Designated
income funds
792,770 764,225
5,080,758 4,705,668

DONATIONS
AND LEG
ACIES
2021 2020
6 E
GRANT INCOME
Unrestricted
Funds
Arts Council
England —South West
1,332,597 1,246,809
Wiltshire
Council
189,389 189,390
HMRC JRS Grant 542,427
ACE- Cultural
Recovery
Fund 446,968
Wiltshire
Council —Covid-19
25,000
Salisbury
City Council
41,600 40,800
2,577,981 1,476,999
Restricted
Funds
SAC Remedial
Works
50,000
DONATIONS
AND GIFTS
Unrestricted
Funds
Donations,
business
partners,
members
106,050 148,489
Designated
Funds:
Development
—Special Projects
1,133 11,644
2,735,164 1,637,132
INCONIE FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
The income was primarily from the operation ofthe theatre.
Unrestricted Unrestricted
funds funds
2021 2020
Income from Theatre, Arts Centre and Festival
In House/Co-productions - Ticket Income and programmes 56,510 1,500,348
Visiting Companies
—Ticket income
20,101 911,951
Education
and Outreach
work 45,294 154,725
Events & Hiring (1,147) 66,786
Miscellaneous
Income
10.957 43.336
Access Project
Total 131,715 2,677,146

The wholly
owned
trading subsidiary subsidiary Playhouse Playhouse Playhouse Services Services Limited, (company (company number 02694718)which
is
number 02694718)which
is
number 02694718)which
is
incorporated
in the
United Kingdom, pays its profits to the charity by gift aid. Playhouse Services
Limited
operates
the bars,
restaurant, and all commercial trading operations carried on at the Wiltshire Creative
premises.
The charity owns the entire
trading
results is shown
below,
share capital of 100 ordinary shares of 51 each. A summary
of the
2021 2020
5 6
Turnover 78,837 364,256
Cost ofsales and administration costs (101,941) (246,858)
Corporation
Tax
Net profit /(loss) (23,104) 117,398
Amount
gift aided to the charity
as a distribution (95,088) (93,700)
The assets and liabilities ofthe eubsidiary were:
Fixed Assets 6,638 10,289
Current assets 9,488 121,264
Current
liabilities
(16,026) (13,261)
Total net assets 100 118,292
Aggregate
share capital and reserves
100 118,292
The wholly
owned
trading
subsidiary subsidiary Salisbury Salisbury Playhouse Playhouse Productions Productions Productions Limited,
(company
Limited,
(company
number
09217165)which is incorporated in the United Kingdom, operates the in house productions at the Wiltshire
Creative premises.
The charity
owns the entire share capital of 1 ordinary share of51 each. A summary
of
the trading
results is shown
below.
2021 2020f
Turnover 157,537 1,219,808
Cost ofsales and administration costs (176,779) (1,373,007)
Theatre Tax Credit due 19,242 153,199
Net profit I(loss)
The assets and liabilities ofthe subsidiary were:
Current assets 177,950 173,319
Current
liabilities
(178,0110 (173,380)
Total net assets
/ (liabilities)
(61) (61)
Aggregate
share capital and reserves
(61) (61)

consistent with the use o fresources.
Allocated to
costs
Wiltshire ofgenerating As adjusted
Creative voluntary Total Total
operation Governance income 2021 2020
8 F F
SUPPORT COSTS:
General office 665,858 6,046 12,091 683,994 868,275
Finance 16,755 21,234 37,989 63,870
Professional fees 13,366 13,366 13,069
Fundraising costs 287 287 310
695,979 27,280 12,378 735,636 945,524

The charity undertakes
d
irect charitable
ac
tivities only and d oes not make gr ant payments.
As
In-House/ Visiting Education adjusted
Co-Production Company and Total Total
performances performances Outreach 2021 2020
E E E E 8
Backstage &other
production costs 706,996 33,128 24,286 764,410 2,763,552
Production/activity
advertising &marketing 149,983 7,894 157,877 327,855
Ticket Sales & front of
house 219,790 11,568 231,358 .365,079
Education &
outreach 147,553 147,553 31,884
Depreciation 297,913 16,551 16,551 331,014 332,041
Central premises costs 148,102 8,228 8,228 164,557 288,447
Support costs 626,381 34,799 34,799 695,979 910,501
Governance costs 27,280 27,280 22,688
Total 2,176,444 92,706 250,878 2,520,027 5,042,046

In House/ Visiting Education
Co-Production Company and
performances performances Outreach Total
F 8 E
Costs 2,176,444 92,706 250,878 2,520,027
Income (66,320) (20,101) (45,294) (131,715)
Net cost funded from other income 2,110,124 72,605 205,584 2,388,312

Total Total
2021 2020
5 5
Salaries and wages 1,540,725 2,040,578
National insurance 118,630 149,954
Pension costs 35,146 41,353
1,694,501 2,231,885
Of this the key management personnel costs were as follows:
Salaries 383,450 405,795
National Insurance 42,237 46,481
Pension Costs 11,092 6,087
436,779 458,362
Two employees had emoluments in excess ofF60,000 (2020:2).
The average number of full-time equivalent employees (including casual and part-time
staff)
during the yea
was as follows:
2021 2020
Full-time Part-time FTE Full-time Part-time FTE
Theatre 46 23 55 51 86 71
Cafe, bar 8 shop 1 12 5 4 32 15
47 35 60 55 118 86

Freehold Leasehold Plant, Total
property
and
property
and
equipment
improvements
F
improvements
6
and motor
vehicles
Cost
As at 1 April 2020 4,101,419 4,064,683 2,213,590 10,379,692
Additions 79,112 79,112
Disposals
As at 31 March 2021 4,101,419 4 064 683 2 262 702 10458804
Depreciation:
As at 1 April 2020 2,565,002 1,302,209 1,300,844 5,168,055
Charge for the year 109,545 107,226 121,108 337,879
Disposals
As at 31 March 2021 2,674,547 1,4II9,435 I 421 952 5 505,934
Net book value:
As at 31 March 2021 1,426,872 2,655,248 870,750 4,952,870
As at 1 April 2020 1,536,417 2,762,474 912,746 5,211,637

Freehold Leasehold Plant, Total
property
and
property
and
equipment
improvements improvements and motor
6 vehicles
E
Cost:
As at 1 April 2020 4,101,419 4,064,683 2,185,044 10,351,146
Additions 79,112 79,112
Disposals
.
As at 31 March 2021 4,101,419 4,064,683 2,264,156 10,430,258
Depreciation:
As at 1 April 2020 2,565,002 1,302,209 1,282,587 5,149,798
Charge for the year 109,545 107,226 117,457 334,228
Disposals
As at 31 March 2021 2,674,547 1,409,435 1,400,044 5,484,026
Net book value:
As at 31 March 2021 1,426,872 2,655,248 864,112 4,946,232
As at 1 April 2020 1,536,417 2,762,474 902,457 5,201,348

STOCK Group Charity
2021 2020 2021 2020
5
Raw materials 13,382 15,540 13,382 15,540
Goods for resale 3,961 13,654
17,343 29,194 13,382 15,540
DEBTORS Group Charity
As As
adjusted adjusted
2021 2020 2021 2020
6 F
Trade debtors 21,963 49,274 21,692 48,466
Owed by group undertakings 183,311 79,561
Other debtors 51,133 179,752 31,133 20,800
VAT
Corporation tax 344 344
Production expenditure in advance 62,291 37,407 62,291 37,407
Prepayments and accrued income 89,379 78,079 89,379 78,079
225,110 344,856 387,806 264,312

Group Charity
As As
adjusted adjusted
2021 2020 2021 2020
F 6 E
Trade creditors 49,298 177,603 47,437 169,000
Deferred income 80,225 198,953 80,225 198,953
Bank loans and overdrafts 11,667 11,667
Tax and social security 121,676 235,732 121,676 235,732
Owed to grou p undertakings
Other creditors 94,374 118,356 90,023 117,757
Accruals 131,593 75,854 127,079 71,795
488,833 806,498 478,107 793,237

Group Charity
2021
E
2020
f
2021
E
2020
8
Bank loans and overdrafts 163,333 163,333
163,333 163,333

ticket sal es for p erformances
after the year end.
Group Charity
8 8
Balance as at 1 April 2020 198,953 198,953
Amount released to incoming resources (198,953) (198,953)
Amount deferred in year 80,225 80,225
Balance at 31 March 2021 80,225 80,225

Analysis of unrestricted of unrestricted of unrestricted fund movements fund movements
As adjusted
Balance at Fund at
31 March Incoming Resources 31 March
2020 resources expended Transfers 2021
6 K
General fund (259,496) 2,958,304 (2,369,612) (31,000) 298,196
Designated
funds
Capital
Capital
building
appeal
and repairs
&other
424,925
170,802
424,925
170,802
Artistic development
box office reserve
and 69,000 31,000 100,000
Building R8 R and
improvements
69,000 69,000
Development —special
projects
30,528 1,133 (3,618) 28,043
Non-charitable
trading
funds 118,130 (23,104) (95,088) (62)
Total 622,889 2,936,333 (2,468,318) 1,090,904

Balance
at 31 Fund at
March Incoming Resources 31 March
2020 resources expended Transfers 2021
E 6 6
Theatre Development Fund 259,130 (3,835) 255,295
Eda Moore Legacy 49,336 (669) 48,667
SDC Capital Grant 15,580 (13,286) 2,294,
National
Lottery Capital
Grant 228,349 (44,320) 184,029
Capital
Building Campaign
550,809 (25,021) 525,788
House Development Fund 16,355 (16,355)
Sustain -Allocated Capital Spend 16,688 (11,784) 4,904
Catalyst 1,550 (1) 1,549
ACE - Small Scale Capital 99,289 (19,248) 80,041
Capital works inc external lighting 2,771,802 (105,957) 2,665,845
Small capital project 8,481 (4,728) 3,753
Sound and Light 1,610 1,610
Light Up Arts/Kingfisher 3,292 3,292
Pobit Broadcasting Kit 247 247
Community
First
Salisbury
Arts Centre
2018 26,000 26,000
remedial
w'orks
124,850 50,000 (15,912) 158,938
Access Project 27,540 27,540
Total 4,200 908 50,000 261,116 3,989792

ANALYSIS OF CHARI ANALYSIS OF CHARI ANALYSIS OF CHARI ANALYSIS OF CHARI TABL E FUNDS (continuedj
RESTRICTED FUNDS
Name offund
Theatre Development
Fund Description,
nature and purpose ofthe fund
Originally
this fund arose from capital donations
and grants received
in order
to fund
the
building
of the theatre
and
extension.
Subsequently,
specific
fundraising
appeals
have been launched
to help finance the theatre's
various
refurbishment
programmes,
the general
donations
for which have also been
included
here. This fund is being depreciated
over a period equivalent
to the
estimated
useful
life ofthe freehold
property
and improvements.
Eda Moore Legacy This fund arose from the legacy ofthe late Eda Moore who bequeathed
funds
to the Theatre for the repair and restoration
ofthe theatre
building.
Under the
terms of her will, should
Salisbury
Arts Theatre
Limited cease to continue as
a going concern
then
any
unapplied
funds
should
be held
in trust
for and
transferred
to a further
named
beneficiary.
The balance
shown
at 31 March
2020 consists ofthe total legacy receivable
to date less the amounts
so far
Salisbury
City Council
Capital Grant & National
Lottery Grant
depreciated.
These funds arose from capital grants received
in order to assist the funding
ofthe 1996and 1997 theatre
refurbishment
programmes.
These funds are
being released to unrestricted
funds over a period equivalent
tothe estimated
useful
lives of the qualifying
assets to which they relate. The balance shown
at 31 March
2020 consists
of the
total grants
received
to date less the
amounts so far depreciated.
Capital
Building
Campaign
House Development
Fund
In 2005, the Theatre
launched
a capital
building
campaign
to raise funds to
build a rehearsal space and community
and education
space.
Following
th'e successful
conclusion
of the Capital
Building
Campaign
as the
rehearsal
space and community
and education
spaces were commissioned,
the House Development
Fund was set up to continue
fundraising
to provide
Arts Council —Sustain for future capital needs.
In October 2009, Arts Council England
awarded
the Theatre E400,000spread
over two years, as part of its Sustain
Programme,
to support the Playhouse
during
the recession
by enabling
it to maintain
its artistic programme
and to
continue
its education,
community
and audience
development
programmes.
The balance shown at 31 March 2020 consists ofthe total funds received less
the amounts
so far depreciated.
Catalyst During 2012/1 3the Theatre was awarded F120,000 spread over three years,
to assist with
diversification
of income
streams
and
support
work towards
accessing
more
funding
from
private
sources.
Catalyst
is
provided
by
investment
from Arts
Council
England,
the Heritage
Lottery
Fund
and the
Small Scale Capital Department
of Culture,
Media and Sport.
During
2015/16 the Theatre
was successful
in obtaining
funding
from
Arts
Council
England
—small
scale capital
fund
towards
improvements
In the
Salberg. This included
new seating,
lighting
and sound as well as improved
insulation.
Merger Grant Funding
received
from Arts Council
England
in respect ofthe merger.
Capital Works The grants
were
made
in respect
of capital
expenditure
on St Edmunds
Church
which has been funded
mainly
by grants from the Arts Council Lottery
Fund, the Heritage
Lottery,
Salisbury
District Council
and a variety
of trusts
and
individual
donors. The amount
released as a credit against expenditure
each year is equivalent
to the amount
of depreciation
charlIed
against
that
expenditure.

Operating
leases which expire:
2021 2020
8 5
Not later than one year 4,026 4,026
Later than one year and not later than five years 3,733 7,759

there ar e, therefore no pos sible unforeseen
liabilities.
2021f 2020
6
Pension premiums paid to these schemes 35,146 841,353

2021 2020
E 8
Surplus/(deficit) as previously reported 165,663 (536,380)
Adjustments in respect ofrecoverable VAT (2020 is a prior period adjustment) 91,235 (86,323)
256,898 (622,703)
2021 2020
8 8
Total funds brought forward as previously reported 5,034,658 5,571,038
Prior period adjustments (210,860) (124,537)
4,823,798 5,446,501