Dance nonprofit · Salt Lake Cty, UT

Repertory Dance Theatre

Repertory Dance Theatre is a tax-exempt dance organization based in Salt Lake Cty, Utah, recognized as exempt by the IRS in 1978. IRS activity category: Dance (A620).

$1M
latest revenue
$588K
total assets
1978
exempt since
26
NEA dance grants
EIN
87-0332580
Location
Salt Lake Cty, UT 84151
Tax status
501(c)(3) · donations deductible
Classification
Publicly supported (government)
Latest tax period
2025-06
Income
$1,036,604

Financial history (Form 990)

2016$830.1K
2017$802.4K
2018$806.8K
2019$889.5K
2020$766.7K
2021$956.4K
2022$1.2M
2023$1.1M
YearRevenueExpensesContributionsAssets990
2023$1,069,835$1,043,548$917,193$605,442PDF
2022$1,169,576$968,585$1,037,367$557,073PDF
2021$956,410$703,378$886,422$446,278PDF
2020$766,748$814,739$624,639$226,186PDF
2019$889,526$827,196$693,519$246,570PDF
2018$806,824$821,558$608,096$169,768PDF
2017$802,442$784,122$619,362$186,894PDF
2016$830,083$837,148$597,236$156,084PDF

National Endowment for the Arts grants

YearAmountProject
2026$30,000Purpose: To support dance education programming. Additional Project Description: In recognition of America's 250th anniversary, Repertory Dance Theatre will offer multimedia performances for students showcasing work by i
2025$15,000Purpose: To support public exhibitions celebrating Utah's dance legacy. Additional Project Description: The exhibitions will include materials from the company's archive. The exhibitions will feature modern dance's evolu
2024$20,000Purpose: To support a touring initiative serving rural communities in the western United States. Additional Project Description: The multi-day residencies will be planned collaboratively to respond to the needs and inter
2023$15,000Purpose: To support performances of "I Am...", with related education and community engagement activities. Additional Project Description: The project will be a collaboration with choreographer, educator, and community l
2022$15,000Purpose: To support On The Road Again, a statewide touring project. Additional Project Description: The dance residencies will include performances, school assemblies with question-and-answer sessions, creative movement
2021$10,000To support the re-staging and presentation of Six Songs from Ellis, an exploration of first-person immigration stories by choreographer Marsha Knight. A multi-genre production anchored by dance and movement, the work aff
2019$15,000To support a year-long, in-depth dance education residency in Emery County/Emery School District, Utah. Professional teaching artists will provide lecture demonstrations, creative movement, master classes, and performanc
2018$15,000To support audience engagement activities as part of a new dance initiative to celebrate the many vibrant cultures of Utah. This initiative will thread through RDT's season of commissions, concerts, residencies, classes,
2017$20,000To support a collaboration with choreographer Zvi Gotheiner and his company ZviDance (New York City) to develop new works. Composer Scott Killian will work with Gotheiner, the two dance companies, and other consultants t
2016$20,000To support dance workshops that will focus on the legacy of Jose Limon and explore the Gaga movement technique. The Limon workshop will honor his intuitive approach to teaching and training by offering a technique class
2015$30,000To support the creation, preservation, and touring of dance works in celebration of the company's 50th anniversary. Choreographers Bill Evans and Clare Porter will create new works for the company. Molissa Fenley's "Ener
2014$20,000To support a series of concerts and outreach activities inspired by the choreography and vision of Michio Ito. RDT will convene Ito specialists and practitioners from across the country to set Ito's works on RDT dancers
2013$30,000To support A Sense of Place, a rural touring residency for Nevada, North Dakota, and Montana. Using dance to celebrate environmental awareness and encourage responsibility, RDT will perform works by choreographers Moliss
2012$20,000To support the acquisition and presentation of choreographer Merce Cunningham's works: "Scramble" and "How to Pass, Kick, Fall, and Run" and affiliated education activities. The project will feature educational outreach
2009$120,000To support the presentation of dance works by Japanese-American choreographer Michio Ito (1893-1961). The project will include a professional development workshop on the Ito technique and philosophy.
2008$20,000To support the reconstruction, notation, and performance of Castor and Pollux, choreographed by Elizabeth Waters. The work is choreographed to music by Harry Partch, and will incorporate originally designed percussion in
2007$20,000To support the presentation of works based on stories of survival by significant American choreographers from the 1950s to the 1970s. The works to be presented include Icarus by Lucas Hoving, Mythical Hunters by Glen Tet
2006$15,000To support an outreach and education program, "D" is for Dance. The project, targeted to Spanish speaking communities, will involve translating the narration, developing the curriculum, and touring the program across Uta
2005$25,000To support the presentation of 100 Years of Modern Dance. The project will include performances, educational workshops, and residencies in schools and communities across the United States as part of the company's 40th an
2004$10,000To support the reconstruction, performance, and documentation of choreographer John Butler's 1968 work, THE INITIATE; including educational outreach. The work will be documented using a Labanotated score and digital vide
2003$20,000To support the reconstruction, performance, and documentation of STEPS OF SILENCE, a work created in 1968 by choreographer Anna Sokolow. The project will enhance future study and appreciation of Sokolow's influence in mo
2002$10,000To support residencies in San Juan County, Utah. Activities will include performances, teacher workshops, lecture demonstrations, classes, and community events.
2001$20,000To support a program featuring dances by Helen Tamiris, Doris Humphrey, and Martha Graham. The project will involve three components: a concert during the 2002 Arts and Cultural Olympiad, documentation on video of works
2000$20,000To support the acquisition and performance of a work by Martha Graham. Former Graham dancer Kaye Richards will set the piece (Diversion of Angels) on the company.
1999$10,000To support the tour of Millennium Residencies, celebrating 100 years of dance. Millennium Residencies will take place in Southern California at the Palm Desert community's McCullan Center.
1998$10,000To support relicensing, restaging, and expansion of the company's collection of American modern dance classics, concentrating on Daniel Nagrin's "Strange Hero" and "Spanish Dance," and "Septet" by Merce Cunningham. This

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