Lakecities Ballet Theatre
Lakecities Ballet Theatre
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More about this organization
Mission
Primary purpose is to promote ballet through dance performances.
About
The organization presented three major productions during the 2019 calendar year. These productions included: Coppelia, Dracula, and Nutcracker. Each of these productions utilized guest artists and other professionals throughout the country. In addition to promoting box office sales, time was spent promoting the theater by holding various fundraising events. These events included such things as sponsorship sales, silent auctions and selling promotion items. These events, as well as the government grants and membership and contributions income, helped fund the cost of the three productions.
Revenue
$228,306
Expenses
$249,418
