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2004-05 Season Wrap

Greetings Friends,

Where to begin, ladies and gentlemen? I suppose with a big, fat THANK YOU. We’re all humbled at what we look back on in our 04-05 season. We’ve made a bit of a habit of being in a position at the end of each season to say it was our best, and this is certainly no exception.

You share in every bit of this success, as you helped make it possible. You bought tickets and came to shows. You told friends and co-workers what we were up to. You made cash donations and offered goods and services for our raffles and shows. You gave us your time, be it by watching a show or painting flats before we opened. We are so lucky to have the support that we do.

The success of Jobsite is dependant on continued support from our community. What we do on stage is completely insignificant without an audience. It's not even possible without support from sponsors like Creative Loafing and Bright House Networks, or without the support of businesses that donate to our raffles. We just wouldn't be the same without the bands who've donated their time to play Jobsite Rocks! events, or without the sweat of the dozens of local artists who work on our shows. Jobsite walks on the shoulders of giants, and we'd like to take this opportunity to share some of our successes with those who have in one way or another made it all possible.

A Few 04-05 Stats

• In our mainstage season, encores, tours and Job-side projects we produced 9 plays for a total of 80 performances.
• We worked with over 40 local artists - doing our best to keep them growing and working.
• We had an audience attendance boom of 51% over last year’s numbers.
• We earned 35% more at the ticket office.
• The Complete History of America (abridged) and the revivals of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) and A Girl’s Guide to Chaos enjoyed sold-out runs, cementing the strength of our late-night comedies.
• The March of the Kitefliers smashed all previous original work records by a landslide margin and became the first original play we’ve had to extend.