Students & adult performers
Auditions, casting decisions, rehearsals, resources and a history of productions in one place.
BEHIND EVERY GREAT PRODUCTION
Auditions, casting, family calendars, rehearsal videos, volunteer work, safety, playbills and more. Connect helps everyone involved in a production spend less time hunting for information and more time making theatre.
Auditions, casting decisions, rehearsals, resources and a history of productions in one place.
Family schedules, forms, safe communication and support for more than one participating child.
Tools for coordinating people, safety, schedules, operations and the work audiences never see.
THE BIG PICTURE
Here's how the pieces fit together over the life of a show.
Families and performers discover an upcoming show and sign up when registration opens.
The creative team reviews auditions, holds callbacks and sends role offers. Accepted performers become part of the production roster.
Participants find schedules and approved rehearsal resources, while families complete the forms they need.
Parents coordinate pickups, volunteers lend a hand and staff manage attendance, communication and production tasks.
Audience members explore a published digital Playbill with cast credits, biographies and sponsors.
After closing night, the team can archive the show while keeping its history and applicable performer credits.
A connected journey from first interest to joining the company.
Publish opportunities that visitors can discover and register for without first joining a production.
Review registrations, bring audition participants into the casting workflow, and manage callback and casting information.
Build cast and crew rosters, communicate role offers, and record responses within the production process.
Include a performer or crew member who does not have a Connect account yet, without leaving them out of the roster or program.
Keep the steps between an audition, callbacks and an offer connected, so teams can see where each participant stands.
Maintain the production roster separately from what the organization deliberately publishes for public viewing.
Different people need different access. Connect recognizes those distinctions.
Student accounts participate in an age-aware, family-linked experience. Adult performer accounts can participate independently without being treated as children.
Authorized family relationships connect adults to the children they support. Caregiver access is distinct from full parent or guardian authority.
Staff work in assigned production contexts; administrators have broader operational and account-management responsibilities.
A person may have multiple responsibilities. Access is based on their roles, active relationships and applicable production permissions, not a single universal member view.
Keep headshots, biographies and production credits together, including a performer résumé with clearly identified theatre credits and outside experience.
Support the different needs of student and adult performers without giving every account the same access to family or staff information.
Families can follow the theatre experience without receiving access they should not have.
Parents and guardians can view relevant commitments for multiple linked children together.
Manage relationships between students, parents, guardians and authorized caregivers with appropriate visibility boundaries.
See who is permitted to collect a child, manage pickup permissions and support arrival and departure on busy production days.
See commitments across children and shows instead of checking a separate calendar for every participant.
Give an authorized caregiver the practical schedule information needed to help, without automatically granting full guardian permissions.
Distribute and collect production and family forms, track completion, and give staff a clearer view of outstanding items.
Apply role- and relationship-aware access to conversations involving students, including controls when family relationships change.
Sensitive situations need a controlled process, not an ordinary group chat.
Authorized staff can document and manage sensitive matters in dedicated, restricted workflows.
Invite someone outside the platform to provide a statement through a private, time-limited request link without revealing the underlying case.
Separate sensitive records from regular production communications and restrict who may view or handle them.
Keep a record of decisions, statements and follow-up so authorized staff can understand what happened and what still needs attention.
Sensitive case material is not placed on public production pages or ordinary member dashboards.
Turn scattered event information into a clearer picture of what happens next.
Organize rehearsal, performance and other production events in a shared scheduling workspace.
Bring in events from a standard .ics calendar file rather than entering every rehearsal or event again.
Follow relevant Connect schedules from familiar calendar applications such as Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook where subscriptions are supported.
Show members their relevant production commitments and provide combined views for connected families.
Support check-in, attendance tracking and practical day-of coordination for authorized staff.
Communicate a schedule change without asking families to hunt through several different pages.
See the practical details of a scheduled call or event when they are available to your account.
Keep the conversation connected to the people and productions it concerns.
Share organization and production news in spaces intended for the appropriate audience.
Communicate through access-controlled conversations, with special considerations for students and their guardians.
Add useful files to conversations and updates while giving moderators tools to handle content that needs attention.
Browse and search Community channels to locate information that was posted earlier.
Provide notification controls and supporting delivery workflows so members can follow important activity.
One place for learning materials and show resources, without making every upload public.
Organize and view rehearsal video resources in production-aware libraries.
Control who can view videos, with archived-media handling separate from normal active access.
Keep documents and other practical production resources within the appropriate workspace.
Give people access to the material for their productions rather than exposing one enormous, public collection.
Share links to approved videos in the places members already communicate, while keeping viewing permissions in place.
Behind every show is a lot of work beyond the cast list.
Coordinate volunteer participation and give members a place to find relevant ways to help.
Support staff review and changes to volunteer participation within a controlled workflow.
Assign and track operational work across the production team.
Help authorized staff coordinate accommodations, accessibility needs and other practical considerations with the care those details require.
Keep day-of tasks, attendance and essential logistics connected to the production rather than scattered across spreadsheets.
Share what audiences need while keeping internal work private.
Publish production basics, dates and posters on public-facing pages when approved for release.
Direct visitors from a show to its eligible public registration opportunity.
Create audience-facing programs with cast and crew credits, headshots, biographies and sponsor recognition.
Let audience members open a published digital program from a link or QR code without needing a Connect account.
Include supporting businesses and community sponsors in an audience-facing program.
Publish or unpublish audience-facing information separately from internal production management.
Preserve production history for members and support longer-term performer profiles.
Less paperwork to chase, with a clearer view of what is still needed.
Create forms for the information a production needs rather than handing out unrelated paper copies.
Give families a place to complete the forms that apply to their participants.
Let authorized staff see which responses are outstanding and follow up on the right people.
Keep responses and private details within the access rules that apply to them.
A theatre production is more than a calendar entry.
Keep planning, team responsibilities, artwork and production operations together.
Track a show through planning, rehearsing, performing, completion and archival stages.
Support controlled closure of production work while retaining historical records.
Help staff see what needs attention next instead of searching through every part of a production.
Keep posters, other show artwork and production-team responsibilities tied to the correct show.
READY FOR YOUR NEXT ACT?
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