About Us

Your profile, your audience

Directory discovery and public profile links are separate opt-in choices in My Account → Account Settings. A public profile can be viewed without signing in. Members can select additional headshots in My Account; the gallery shares only those choices and the primary photo. Credits switch between Grid and List, with production-type and style filters plus temporary sorting. Profile order follows the member’s saved credit order; filtering does not change their introductory information or saved experience. Production, role, company, and director remain distinct, with optional square pictures; click a picture to inspect the shared crop, and click outside its frame or press Escape to close. Original credit photos stay private. Optional pronouns use only the member’s saved choices. Direct profile links load the actor’s name as the page heading, without directory or editing banners. Preview the saved public view before enabling it. Account email, résumé files, unselected headshots, credit and training years, credit notes, and identity evidence are kept out of public responses.

Turning public access off closes current and earlier public links. Information someone already copied cannot be recalled. Casts stay private unless explicitly shared; audition drafts stay within their authorized team.

Community safeguards with human review

Use Report a community concern on a profile or project to ask staff to review inappropriate content or an interaction. Members can follow requests, see account-action reasons, and ask for a review. Staff use a separate Admin area for permitted reviews. The owner assigns Member, Support, Moderator, or Administrator permissions there; company roles and sharing access stay separate. Reports alone do not suspend an account.

Optional identity confirmation uses professional references or direct confirmation reviewed by authorized staff. The badge describes identity review only. It does not verify every credit, guarantee conduct, endorse a member, or grant staff permissions.

The history behind a credit

Open Productions from the Edit My Profile sidebar in My Account to see stagings linked to your credits or participation claims, or browse shared history. Unlink a personal credit or withdraw a claim without deleting the shared production. Projects remains for planning future work. Public production history connects particular stagings to people, organizations, and underlying Material. New productions require City, Year, Director, and Company before publication, or an explicit explanation that a field is unknown or not applicable. Save unfinished work as a private production draft in My productions. Companies remain separate from venues; multiple directors and producing companies are supported. Directors use the same contributor credits as the rest of the team. Production pages group recorded participants into Cast, Creative Team, and Production Crew, with custom roles available and corrections attached to each credit. Historical people and organizations exist independently of accounts and company workspaces. Members contribute sources and corrections; staff steward identity links, disputes, and duplicates. Add a production credit with the person’s name and production role; performing roles also offer a character name. Role choices use the profile opportunity categories, with your interests first. Linked plays display their recorded characters as opportunities to add participants, without treating unfilled characters as historical credits. A claimed credit can be featured on a personal profile without giving its claimant ownership of the shared history. Peer confirmations identify who confirmed participation or a role and can be withdrawn; connections never verify credits or grant private access.

A catalog informed by performers

Read independently sourced public-domain speeches from Shakespeare, Wilde, Chekhov, Ibsen, and Molière. Each imported passage links to its edition and credits its translator where applicable. Source wording, verse lines, and paragraph breaks are preserved; uncertain identities and overlapping entries stay out of new imports.

Normal résumé imports, saved theatre credits, and eligible production projects automatically queue new or uncertain plays and named characters for the shared Material catalog. The Add button follows the active Material tab: Add Monologue, Add Play, Add Author, Add Song, or Add Video. New identifying details wait for online source review and staff approval before appearing in Material. Candidates retain their source findings and staff decisions; failed or inconclusive checks stay in the review queue. Personal credits remain intact. Résumé files and private profile details stay private; unknown authors are never invented.

Material, Members, Auditions, Projects, and Companies share consistent title and subtitle spacing, section tabs, and a full-width Filters / Sort By / Grid / List toolbar. The search field sits inside the filter panel. Filters is on the left, applied filter tags sit beside it, and Sort By, Grid, and List are on the right. Sorting applies before pagination, and the browser remembers each account’s choice without putting it in the address. Sparse filtered searches may offer Continue to scan more authorized records. Alternating result backgrounds help separate cards and rows. Category counts stay visible while a search updates. Desktop filters sit beside results, with selections visible even when controls are hidden. Compact labeled groups, paired measurement ranges, and clear checkbox choices make the search forms easier to scan; results update as choices change. The toolbar stays above results even after the last filter is cleared. Selections are saved per account in the browser, keeping filter details out of shared page addresses. Character information stays connected to material details, audition roles, and cast plans.