Dance nonprofit · New York, NY

Thin Man Dance Inc

Thin Man Dance Inc is a tax-exempt dance organization based in New York, New York, recognized as exempt by the IRS in 1998. IRS activity category: Dance (A620).

$166.5K
latest revenue
$1.1M
total assets
1998
exempt since
22
NEA dance grants
EIN
13-3922974
Location
New York, NY 10014
Tax status
501(c)(3) · donations deductible
Classification
Publicly supported (gross receipts)
Latest tax period
2025-06
Income
$166,539

Financial history (Form 990)

2016$251.1K
2017$203.5K
2018$172.8K
2019$346.2K
2020$120.2K
2021$131.4K
2022$129.3K
2023$175.7K
YearRevenueExpensesContributionsAssets990
2023$175,747$164,502$79,818$1,031,637—
2022$129,328$117,257$71,725$993,798PDF
2021$131,354$92,294$55,071$1,064,071PDF
2020$120,154$82,566$74,282$966,353PDF
2019$346,185$106,132$243,296$938,473PDF
2018$172,788$87,583$124,635$844,468PDF
2017$203,469$122,369$84,020$780,441PDF
2016$251,098$229,729$115,081$719,809PDF

National Endowment for the Arts grants

YearAmountProject
2021$10,000To support general operating costs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2020$20,000To support general operating costs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2019$20,000To support the first stage of creation of a new work by John Jasperse. The new work will explore themes of death, loss, and despair.
2018$20,000To support the final stage of creation and premiere of a new evening-length work by John Jasperse. The project activities will include rehearsals in New York City, a developmental residency at White Oak, and production r
2017$20,000To support the creation and development of new work by Artistic Director John Jasperse. Project activities will include ongoing part-time rehearsals, periodic open rehearsals, and several work-in-progress public showings
2016$20,000To support the creation, presentation, and touring of "Remains," a new work by Artistic Director John Jasperse and public performances of repertory work "Within Between" at Bard College. This final stage of creation will
2015$20,000To support the creation of new work, and performances in New York City during the 2015 Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) Conference. The first stage of development for Jasperse's new work will take place a
2014$20,000To support the second phase of creation, presentation, and touring of a new evening-length work by Artistic Director John Jasperse, as well as the presentation of repertory works. Commissioned by New York Live Arts, the
2013$10,000To support the development of a new evening-length work by choreographer John Jasperse, as well as the presentation of Jasperse's Fort Blossom revisited. The new work will feature a commissioned score by composer Jonatha
2012$10,000To support a tour of works by choreographer John Jasperse. The company will present the evening-length productions Canyon and Fort Blossom Revisited at Bryn Mawr College Performing Arts Center in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania;
2011$10,000To support the creation and presentation of a new evening-length work by artistic director John Jasperse, commissioned by The Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM). The work will be shown in BAM's "Next Wave 2011 Festival."
2010$15,000To support the tour of Truth, Revised Histories, Wishful Thinking and Flat Out Lies by choreographer and Artistic Director John Jasperse. The work is a Joyce Theater 25th anniversary commission, and is co-commissioned by
2009$10,000To support the creation and presentation of Truth, Revised Histories, Wishful Thinking and Flat Out Lies by choreographer and Artistic Director John Jasperse. The project is a 25th Anniversary commission of the Joyce The
2009$25,000To support the preservation of jobs that are threatened by declines in philanthropic and other support during the current economic downturn.
2007$10,000To support the creation and presentation of a new work by choreographer John Jasperse. "New Project 2007" will premiere at Dance Theater Workshop in New York.
2006$10,000To support the creation of a new work by choreographer John Jasperse. Scavenger, an evening-length work in collaboration with composer Zeena Parkins and lighting designer Joe Levasseur, will explore the circumstance of e
2005$10,000To support the creation and presentation of a new work by choreographer John Jasperse. The work will be created with a commissioned score by composer Zeena Parkins.
2004$10,000To support a United States tour. The tour will include the recent evening-length works "Out There" and "tethered to wind."
2003$10,000To support the creation and presentation of a new work. CALIFORNIA will premiere at The International Festival of Dance in Cannes, France.
2002$10,000To support the Phase I development of a new evening-length work. The project will be choreographed by John Jasperse to music by composer Michael Floyd.
2001$10,000To support further development and domestic presentation of GIANT EMPTY. The company will present Place at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and participate in developmental residencies at Portland Institute for Contemporary
2000$10,000To support the creation of a group dance/performance work choreographed by John Jasperse. Choreographer John Jasperse will collaborate with set designer Matthias Bringmann and sound designer Michael Floyd to create the w

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