AUSTIN HARTEL DANCE COMPANY
EIN 65-1280473 · Dance (A62)
What they do
We Held Our Fourth In-person Dance Festival From July 15th to July 29th. We Taught 36 Students From Across The Country for One Week In Downtown OKC and One Week On The University of Central Oklahoma Campus. We Produced Two Performances Open to The Public and Served An Audience of 300 People In Person. We Held A Free Open Community Saturday, On July 29th 44 Ages 11- Adults Took Classes All Day and Received Tickets to See Our Choreography Showcase Performance. The Choreography Showcase Was One of 8 Different Performances Produced During The Festival. The Showcase Was An Open Call for Choreographers to Participate In A Fully Produced Evening of Dance At No Cost for The Production. Companies From Texas, New York City, Memphis, and Oklahoma Dancing Together for This Wonderful Evening of Dance. This Year, We Expanded Our Programs to Reach Out to Students In Ruala, Oklahoma and Taught Two Days A Week In The Tishomingo School System Throughout The Fall Semester.
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (7)
AUSTIN HARTELEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
CAMERON LEEBOARD MEMBER
EMILY LOWERBOARD MEMBER
EMMILY OLIVER HAMBOARD MEMBER
MAGGIE BOYETTEBOARD MEMBER
MARIA ENGLESPRESIDETN OF THE BOARD
THYRSA DA ROSAOPPORTIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2010
- Location
- 1020 W APACHE ST, NORMAN, OK 73069-5407
- County
- Cleveland
- In care of
- % AUSTIN HARTEL
- Primary officer
- Austin Hartel, President
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Dance (A62)
- IRS tax category
- Dance