For theatres and venues

A run is many nights. One relationship.

Theatre audiences buy calmly, plan ahead and return. Your ticketing should feel like part of the house, not like a marketplace.

What a season asks for

Quiet software for a careful audience.

A performance is an event

Each performance gets its own date, capacity and page, so a sold-out night never blocks the rest of the run.

Your own house style

The shop lives on your domain in your typography and colors, so subscribers recognise it immediately.

Pay at the box office

Let people reserve online and pay at the venue within a deadline you set.

Your audience stays yours

Buyer details belong to your organization, so you can invite the same people to the next production.

A typical setup

One production, twelve performances.

How a theatre usually publishes a full run in TixBeam.

  1. Create one event per performance date
  2. Use the hall capacity as the limit for each night
  3. Offer regular, reduced and companion tickets as ticket types
  4. Enable pay at the box office for guests who prefer it
  5. Scan the house in at the door with two phones

Find the part you were looking for

Four questions organizers ask before they switch, each answered on its own page with real examples.

Your next event starts here

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