Musical OS
The operating system for a non-profit community playhouse
A community theater does not run on ticket sales. It runs on the season — where a show cannot be announced until its rights are secured, where the giving and the sponsors pay for what the box office cannot, where volunteers run the house and the classes raise the next company, and where the board carries duties a for-profit never has. Musical OS is built around that. It is the only theater OS that speaks non-profit.
Rights before tickets
A production without secured rights is flagged on the home screen. Nothing goes on sale for a show the playhouse cannot legally stage.
The giving that pays for it
Development tracks every gift and every thank-you letter still owed. Sponsorship is its own room, with the season's sponsors and the dollars in.
The box office and the subscribers
Seats sold per show, the season subscribers, and the patrons behind them — one record per person.
Volunteers and classes
The people who run the house, with their hours, and the classes and camps that fill the next cast — enrolled, scheduled and paid for.
The board and the 501(c)(3) desk
Conflict-of-interest forms, governance, and a law desk that knows what a non-profit can and cannot do and says when to call counsel.
Every department priced on its own
Start from a package and take a department off, or add one back; the price moves with it. The tier pill inside is a live configurator.