For culture
A season that runs itself, down to the last seat.
Your season page was right the day somebody typed it. Then a date moved, a show sold out, the box office closed at six, and the page went on saying what it said. Enter the facts once, and Goose works out the rest each time the page is opened.
One site, free for good. No card. We email you a link — nothing to remember.
The mountain, cleared.
- Somebody has to remember to update the season page A page that is right at curtain time Worked out, not written
- A Buy button still lit after the box office closed The box-office phone, at the exact minute
- The same dates, typed into five places by hand One calendar, published everywhere at once
- Your patrons, filed as the ticketing platform's customers Your subscribers, on your own domain
- An English-only page in a bilingual city A second language, page by page
For a producing company
The page knows what night it is.
Tonight, said plainly
On show night the production page says tonight, with the curtain time. When the run ends, it files itself in the archive at the exact minute, with nobody at the keyboard.
Seat counts from your own box office
Filling up, fully booked, or the number of seats left, read from the ticketing system you already use. The badge is as fresh as the last check, and it says so rather than pretending to be live.
Schedules in plain English
Type "Thursdays to Saturdays at 7:30, weekend matinees at 2" and confirm the dates it produces. Your season's house week fills in whatever the sentence leaves out.
Who is in it, and who made it
Cast and creative credits with headshots, biographies and pronouns, laid out the way a printed programme lays them out.
For a festival, a gallery or an arts council
One calendar, and everywhere it needs to be.
Repeating dates and one-off dates in one place. Move a date or call it off from the date itself, and your site, everybody subscribed to your calendar, and what search engines have on file all change together.
- A cancelled date still listed Struck through, and announced as cancelled
- A moved date nobody was told about Moved — originally Saturday, on the page
- An events page and a calendar that disagree One source, two outputs
On Goose today
Betsy Kruse Craig · The Invisible Theatre, Tucson
Its season, its seat counts, its people and its supporters, in English and Spanish, on a page that has not been hand-edited since it went up.
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Bring your domain, your list and your members, on your own schedule.
One site, free for good. No card. We email you a link — nothing to remember.