WISCONSIN THEATER ARTS
EIN 87-3153504 · Theater (A65)
What they do
**Wisconsin Theater Arts (WTA) Held Theater Classes Once A Week for Two Hours, Concluding With A Showcase Performance for Friends and Family. Sessions Typically Ran for 7 to 9 Weeks. Summer Camps Culminated In Two Public Performances of A Musical. **In Spring 2025, WTA Offered Acting Techniques for Ages 7-11, With 20 Students (15 Returning and 5 New), and Acting Production for Ages 12-18, With 9 Returning and 2 New Students. One Participant From Acting Production Also Served As A Teaching Assistant for The Acting Techniques Class. ** **WTAs Three-week Summer Musical Camp for Ages 9-18 Enrolled 29 Students (19 Returning and 10 New), Including Five Junior Interns (ages 16-18) and One College Intern. The Production Was "Annie Jr.", With Two Performances Selling Out and Attracting Over 450 Audience Members. **WTA Also Conducted A One-week Intensive Summer Camp In Partnership With The Mukwonago Optimist Club, With 59 Participants Aged 7-15, Including Three Junior Interns (ages 16-18) and On
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Board and leadership roster (6)
DON FRESENDIRECTOR
EMILY ANDERSONSECRETARY
JOY HERNESDIRECTOR
LOIS LEWISTREASURER
PATRICIA PUNZIARTISTIC DIRECTOR
PETER PUNZIPRESIDENT / MANAGING DIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2022
- Location
- PO Box 573, Burlington, WI 53105
- County
- Racine
- In care of
- Peter Punzi
- Primary officer
- Peter Punzi, Managing Director
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Theater (A65)
- IRS tax category
- Theater