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Log the exact performance
Create a log entry around the specific production, venue, date, and cast configuration you saw that night.
See it. Love it. Log it.
Stagedoor is the new social log for theatre enthusiasts, from seeing every Broadway show to every show your kid is in.
Track productions, save ticket stubs, compare cast snapshots, and discover what friends and performers are watching next.
OfflineConnect API for live counts
- Shows
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- In our Stagedata catalog
- Productions
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- From Broadway to high school
- Venues
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- Theaters and more
- People
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- Actors, directors, and more
Core features
Everything centers on the performance.
Stagedoor is meant to keep track of your theater history, so you can remember the cast, the experience, and the show itself.
StageData powered
Broadway, tours, regional houses, and local stages all live side by side.
- • Production, not just show
- • Published cast with substitution overrides
- • Easily editable public data, crowdsourced from official sources and contributors
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Mark cast substitutions
Flag understudies, swings, replacements, or photo-parsed cast changes without making the rest of the log more complicated.
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Photos come for the ride
Save a picture of a ticket stub, playbill insert, stage view, or even a stage door selfie.
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Compare with friends
See what your friends are watching, and compare what you've seen.
Theater is social, sharing it should be too.
Stagedoor does more than store visits. It helps people branch out, explore other troupes and shows they may not know they like.
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Follow friends and performers
See recent logs from people you know and get notified when performers you follow open in something new.
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Search everything theater
Find shows, productions, venues, performers, and users with filters for tier, date range, and location.
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Browse production pages
View aggregate ratings, recent reviews, who logged it, and the cast snapshots tied to each performance.
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Build a public profile
Show your log history, stats, favorite productions, and the specific cast configurations you have seen.
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Contribute local data
Add venues, productions, and cast lists for school and community theater where no data exists yet.
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Share ticket stubs and review cards
Generate social-friendly keepsakes that feel like a digital playbill or a real ticket stub.
Offline— shows— productions— venues— people
Early access
Start your first log tonight.
Sign up on the interest form to get updates and beta access when logging opens.
Frequently asked questions
If you still have questions, reach out! We aim to make this the best app for theatergoers.
Why does Stagedoor log productions instead of just shows?
Because every production can be a different experience. The same title on Broadway, on tour, and in a school auditorium are meaningfully different logs.
How do cast substitutions work?
By default, Stagedoor assumes the published cast performed. If an understudy, swing, or replacement went on, you can flag the specific role and capture the real configuration.
Can I log a high school or community production?
Yes. Local productions are first-class citizens in the product. Users can add venues, productions, and cast lists when the data does not already exist.
Can reviews be private?
Yes. Reviews can be public, followers-only, or private, so the app works for both casual theater fans and obsessive cast chasers.
Can I follow performers as well as friends?
Absolutely. Performer follows and friend follows are separate relationships, so you can track a career without mixing it up with your social feed.
How do you source data?
We aggregate data from many sources. We pull data from big sources like production companies, regional websites, and more, but we also crowdsource data from users to be the most up-to-date.
What can I share?
Log entries can generate shareable review cards and ticket-stub style artifacts that feel like a digital playbill keepsake.
How do I discover new shows?
Use search and the activity feed to follow friends, performers, shows, productions, venues, and whatever else you want to keep up with.
When is Stagedoor launching?
The app is in early access mode. Join the waitlist to be among the first users when logging opens up.