We reported that the company has dispensed with its orchestra for some shows next season on cost grounds.
Here are its financial summaries, prepared by Liza Yntema of Dance Data Project.
FY 2023 expenses: $7,396,804
FY 2023 revenue: $15,250,059
FY 2023 surplus: $7,853,255
FY 2024 expenses: $8,036,267
FY 2024 revenue: $9,109,289
FY 2024: surplus: $1,073,022
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