Booking software for musical theatre companies and schools.
Sell audition places and rehearsal seats against the dates you publish, cap the season at the cast you can actually stage, and stop running a production off a spreadsheet of names and half-paid fees.
Start with Google- Audition afternoons published with a set number of slots
- The season capped at the cast size you can stage
- Fees paid as the place is taken, before the first rehearsal
- One company list per call, with contacts attached
Online booking
Customers book themselves
Share your link and customers pick a service and slot at a price worked out for them, straight into your diary.
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Peak hours, kept full
Every booking lands on one timeline across your spaces and your team, so nothing double-books and quiet gaps are easy to spot.
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Built for every kind of musical theatre business
Audition rounds
Two afternoons of ten-minute slots, published as sessions with a single place each, so the schedule builds itself instead of being assembled from replies.
Junior and senior companies
Two productions running in parallel are two separate sets of dates and two separate cast sizes, with no risk of a junior taking a senior place.
Workshop intensives
A weekend of song, dance and scene work sold as its own dated sessions, for the performers who want the training without committing to a season.
Holiday production weeks
A show built and staged inside one week runs as five dated days, each with the same number of places, so families can see the whole thing at a glance.
See it in action
Every booking, in one app.
Schedule
Audition day in running order
Every slot booked lands on the one day view in the order it will run, so the audition panel works down a real schedule instead of a list of names reconstructed from replies the night before.
Instant booking
Performers claim their own slot
Publish the audition afternoon as short sessions with one place each. Performers pick a time from your page and pay the audition fee, and the times that go are gone.
- Season place · principalSeasonA$640
- Costume & wig hireWardrobeA$220
- Script, score & rehearsal tracksMaterialsA$85
Get paid
The season paid for before the read-through
The season fee is charged as the cast place is taken, so the production is funded before rehearsals start. Costumes and extras are quoted separately and settled by payment request.
Less admin, more bookings
Made for musical theatre businesses
Auditions booked, not phoned in
Publish the audition afternoon as a run of short sessions with one place each. Performers pick their own time, and the slots that go, go. You arrive with an order of names for the day instead of a text thread you have to reconstruct at the piano.
A cast size the page respects
The season carries the number of places you can genuinely stage, and the page will not sell a place beyond it. When the cast is complete the booking closes itself, so nobody pays for a part in a show that is already full.
Fees in before the first read-through
The season fee is charged as the place is taken, so the company is paid for before rehearsals start. That is the difference between a production budget you can commit and one that depends on eleven families remembering to transfer in week six.
Calls that change, and a company that hears about it
Rehearsal calls move. When you shift a session, the bookings attached move with it and the performers booked in are told the new time, so the change lands in one place rather than in four different group chats.
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Everything you need to run your musical theatre business.
Capacity that holds
Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Email reminders
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Common questions.
Yes. Publish the audition dates as short sessions with one place each. Performers book their own slot, and you get an ordered list for the day.
The season carries a fixed number of places set by you. As they are taken the count drops, and the booking closes the moment the last place goes.
Yes. Each production is set up separately with its own dates, price and cast size, so the two never draw on the same pool of places.
Move the session and every booking on it moves too, with the performers booked in notified of the new time.