REBOOT THEATRE COMPANY
EIN 81-4279851 · Theater (A65)
What they do
Anyone Can Whistle. MARCH 8-23, 2024 The Award-winning Reboot Theatre Company, In Association With Theatre Off Jackson, Presents Anyone Can Whistle; Where Society, Government, and Religion Are Lampooned In This Unconventional Satire of Small-town Life. ACW Played to Seattle Audiences With Ticket Sales Reaching 778 Patron, Including 103 Free/complimentary Tickets. It Played Over 3 Weeks for A Total of 12 Performances. This Production Had 35 Artists Involved; Including Cast, Band, Crew and Creative. This Wacky, Intelligent, and Highly Unconventional Musical Points Ahead to Stephen Sondheims Groundbreaking Work In The 1970s, Even As It Keeps A Foot Firmly Rooted In Musical Theatres "golden Age." Anyone Can Whistle Tells The Story of A Corrupt Mayor Who Fakes A Miracle to Revitalize Her Bankrupt Town, and The Ill-fated Romance Between The Rational Nurse, Out to Expose The Fraud, and The Easygoing Doctor Who is Determined to Enjoy The Chaos That It Brings. It is A Zany and Punchy Show About
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (5)
HARRY TURPINPRESIDENT OF THE BOARD
JASMINE JOSHUAFOUNDING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
JEANNETTE LEGAULTVICE-PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD
SCOT CHARLES ANDERSONTREASURER OF THE BOARD
XANDRIA EASTERDAY CALLAHANSECRETARY OF THE BOARD
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2016
- Location
- 8112 5TH AVE NE, SEATTLE, WA 98115-4115
- County
- King
- In care of
- Scott Anderson
- Primary officer
- Scott Anderson, Treasurer
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Theater (A65)
- IRS tax category
- Theater