Det lille teater Flensborg

THE SMALL THEATER FLENBORG The first addition to the formation of a true South-Swedish-based amateur theater was made when Arne Aabenhus, after negotiations with Sydslesvig's Danish Youth Associations, was established in the autumn of 1962, a publisher of Sønderjysk Testscene in Sydslesvig based on the "Home" in Mariegade in Flensburg. In the first few years, you worked in the way that you were studying a piece, and when you finished, the play was performed a number of times. All without real season. At some point in time it became insufficient that there was a need for the formation of a real theater and on January 13, 1966 an independent theater was created under the name The Little Theater Flensburg. Some of the goals of setting up an independent theater were to be able to play in a permanent venue, with a fixed play schedule and with regular actors. The small Theater Flensburg has a significant obligation to take care of and promote the Danish language, especially by playing classical and modern Danish drama today, less than part of a national struggle in the borderland, but enough to resist the bombing of foreign shows, movies and videos via television and new electronic media. The spoken theater is a bit difficult, and therefore the Little Theater Flensburg must also have eyes and ears open for impulses from the outside.

The small theater Flensborg's articles of association § 1 Name The institution's name is "the little theater". The institution's seat is Flensburg. The institution was founded in 1966. It is affiliated with "Sydslesvig Danish Youth Associations e.V."

§ 2 Purpose The purpose of the institution is to promote and disseminate Danish theater, culture and language in South Silesian. The purpose is to be realized mainly by giving children, young people and adults the opportunity to practice and perform plays and other forms of artistic expression.

§ 3 Non-profitability The institution serves exclusively and immediately for non-profit purposes under the section "Steuer- begünstigte Zwecke" in "Abgabenordnung". The institution is working disinterestedly; Its purpose is not primarily self-sufficient. The institution's funds may only be used for statutory purposes. Members receive no dividend or other benefits from the institution's funds. The institution may not favor any person through expenses that fall outside the institution's purpose or through excessive allowances.

§ 4 Members As a member, any natural or legal person who agrees with the institution's purpose and recognizes the present articles of association may be admitted. A distinction is made between active and support members. Active member is anyone who has or has been actively associated with the theater's work in the past 5 years.

§ 5 Quotas The general meeting determines the size of the quotas.

§ 6 Financial year and audit The financial year follows the calendar year. The accounts are audited by two auditors elected by the general meeting alternately for two years at a time.

§ 7 General Assembly The General Assembly is the supreme authority of the institution. The Annual General Meeting is held annually in January / February and is convened with 14 days notice by announcement in Flensburg Newspaper and by posting on the "Home" and on the institution's website, indicating the agenda. Proposals to be considered at the general meeting must reach the Board not later than 8 days at the general meeting. Voting has all active members who are 10 years old.

§ 8 Agenda The agenda of the Annual General Meeting must include at least:

1. Selecting a chairman
2. Presentation of the revised report
3. Presentation of the audited accounts
4. Discussion and voting on accounts and accounts
5. Processing of suggestions
6. Proposals for the work for the coming seasons
7. Determination of the quota
8. Election of the Board of Directors: In equal years, chairman, secretary and a board member for odd years treasurer, youth leader and a board member
9. Election one of the auditors
10. Possibly

§ 9 Extraordinary General Meeting Extraordinary general meeting is held when the Board considers it necessary or when at least ¼ of the voting members require it.

§ 10 Board of Directors The institution is chaired by a board of 6 members elected by a general meeting for two years at a time. The Board of Directors is both financially and artistically responsible to the general meeting and determines the seasonal plans based on the given artistic and economic opportunities. The Board of Directors furthermore determines its division of labor and may associate external personnel with special tasks

§ 11 Articles of Association amendments Statutory amendments require a resolution of the General Assembly, and they shall be adopted by a majority of 2/3 of the valid votes cast. Proposals for amendments to the Articles of Association shall be announced together with the notice convening the General Meeting.

§ 12 Institution's resolution A resolution of the institution can only be made when ¾ of the votes cast are given for this purpose at two general meetings, the last general meeting being held no earlier than 4 and no later than 8 weeks after the first. Proposals regarding the dissolution of the institution must be announced together with the notice convening the general meeting.

§ 13 Use of funds In case of dissolution of the institution or in case of loss of tax-benefit purposes, the institution's assets and property belong to Sydslesvig's Danish Youth Associations e.V. for immediate and exclusive use for non-profit purposes.

§ 14 Entry into force These Articles of Association were adopted by the Extraordinary General Assembly on 24 January 2007 at the "Home" in Flensburg and will take effect immediately. At the same time, the existing Articles of Association will be repealed from 13 May 2004.