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    What a group will be able to find out about you

      Only ‘Wambree understands it’ counts when searching. What you don’t tick is simply not recorded, and that’s never a no.

      What’s on your mind

      • Shows that don’t fill themselves

        Saturday pulls them in, but Tuesday and Wednesday carry the season.

      • The same old subscribers

        Your loyal audience grows older with you: you’re missing the people who haven’t set foot in the theatre yet.

      • The back rows

        An empty seat costs the company the same as a full one.

      • The season running out

        The show closes before some people make up their minds.

      The plan, from the inside

      Three sisters are treating their mother to a show and want dinner afterwards.

      What they’re asking in the chat

      • When do we leave to get there before the first bell?
      • Is it easy to get in with Mum, who’s slow on her feet?
      • Is there somewhere to eat nearby, without a taxi?

      The words people use to find you

      • teatro
      • musical
      • obra
      • performance
      1. Sunday

        They see your show in ‘This week’ and start the plan from there.

      2. Monday

        Each sees her own way there and the group checks whether your theatre is step-free.

      3. Tuesday, on the way out

        They round off the night with dinner nearby, no taxi or metro.

      What you did: keep your listing up to date.

      A made-up scene, to show you how it works.

      Which show would you like to help?

      Which show would you like to help?

      An extra reason justifies going on a day nobody picks first.

      An ending with a date pushes people to decide.

      It opens the door to people who don’t usually go out at night.

      What you’d publish

      Performance with a cast meet-up

      Tuesday · 20:00

      Final performances of the season

      Until Sunday

      Family theatre

      Sun · 12:00

      It would appear in your city’s ‘This week’ when it should. Made-up example.

      What happens, step by step

      1. You publish the season once

        If the show repeats on the same weekday, it writes itself up to the final date.

      2. You show access and photos

        Anyone bringing an older person looks first at whether it’s step-free.

      3. The group arrives and carries on the night

        With their route sorted and, if they like, dinner a short walk away.

      What you see
      Which shows are published and, with the dashboard, how many people open each one. See the dashboard
      What you won’t need
      Changing your ticketing or setting up a subscription scheme here.

      What you can publish

      • Each performance with its poster and price, linked to your box office
      • Whole seasons with their final date
      • Step-free access
      • Back-row or group price, with conditionsComing soon

      How to upload fotos and publish eventos.

      What you’d ask

      Can I announce a three-month run?

      Yes. With a weekly performance up to six months ahead. If it’s several days in a row, more than 30 go through a separate review.

      What do I put as the event type?

      For now there’s no ‘Theatre’ type: use ‘Other’ and make it clear in the title what it is.

      Can large groups come?

      A plan fits six. For a school group, your usual channel still works.

      We do several shows a day. How do I put that?

      As one-off dates, up to twelve. If there are lots, publish the one you want to fill.

      Will my subscribers see it?

      They might, but it isn’t aimed at them: it’s for people looking for something to do this week.

      See questions from all venues

      What it doesn’t do yet

      • It doesn’t sell tickets or show the seats left.

        Today the event leads to your sales page, and that’s where availability shows.

      • It doesn’t manage subscriptions.

        Today it’s a channel for people who don’t know you yet, and you carry on looking after your subscribers.

      What it costs

      • Listing

        Free

        To be there and get found.

      • Sobremesa

        €29/month, excl. VAT

        Each month, less than dos butacas at €20.

      • En cartel

        €79/month, excl. VAT

        Each month, less than cuatro butacas at €20.

      Paid plans can’t be bought yet: if you’re interested, write to us and we’ll save you a spot. Do the sums with your numbers, or see what each plan includes.

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