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Theater workforce management software

Bring every performance team in on cue.

Connect front of house, backstage, technical, patron services, and venue operations around the production calendar and every performance call.

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Organizations running frontline work on Teambridge

Levi’s Stadium
Florida Panthers
United Staffing
Express Healthcare
Titan Medical Group
Procare
ModSquad
DraftKings

Live event teams in action

Proof that moves the business.

See how event and distributed workforce teams improve shift filling, event readiness, and frontline coordination.

Levi’s Stadium

1,000

employees coordinated for every major event

Guest services · Scheduling, communication, and event readiness

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Sentry Event Services

99%

faster shift filling across nationwide events

Event services · High-volume staffing, outreach, and coverage

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ModSquad customer story
ModSquad

At scale

client-specific staffing workflows configured at record speed

Distributed workforce · Configurable processes for unique client needs

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The operating reality

Every performance relies on precise timing in front of and behind the curtain.

Rehearsals, performances, matinees, education programs, and venue rentals create different calls. Union rules, skills, and production responsibilities add another layer to every assignment.

608.8K

people employed in performing arts, spectator sports, and related industries in May 2026

Theaters and performing arts operate inside a large, distributed workforce that has to assemble around live demand.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

110.6K

entertainment-attendant openings projected each year from 2024 to 2034

Continuous workforce movement makes repeatable readiness essential for theaters and performing arts.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

30.8K

usher, lobby-attendant, and ticket-taker openings projected annually

Guest-facing coverage alone requires a dependable pipeline of informed, event-ready people.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Run every live event workforce workflow on one system

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Scheduling

Fill every role before doors open.

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Recruiting and credentialing

Move every crew member from hired to event-ready.

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Client invoicing

Turn approved work into revenue.

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One connected theaters and performing arts flow

Move from demand to approved work without losing context.

Event, location, role, worker, call time, instructions, actual hours, and approval context move together through every handoff.

Program

Turn the season and production calendar into labor calls.

Cast

Match qualified people to technical and service roles.

Call

Share times, entrances, attire, and production notes.

Perform

Track arrivals, coverage, and live exceptions.

Approve

Review actual hours by production and role.

Pay

Approved event hours become payroll-ready data.

AI agents for theaters and performing arts

More coordination capacity. Less event-day follow-up.

Give operators agents that handle defined coverage, readiness, arrival, and timecard work while people remain in control.

Working agent

Coverage Agent

Finds qualified, available people for open theaters and performing arts positions and confirms accepted work back into the live schedule.

Eligibility matchingWorker outreachSchedule updates

Recover open positions earlier.

The work behind the experience

Theaters and performing arts need one source of truth when the plan changes.

Rehearsals, performances, matinees, education programs, and venue rentals create different calls. Union rules, skills, and production responsibilities add another layer to every assignment.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics arts and entertainment data

Calls differ by production

Rehearsal, technical, performance, front-of-house, and strike calls follow different timelines.

Skills matter backstage

Technical positions require specific experience, qualifications, and production knowledge.

Patron service must stay covered

Box office, ushers, accessibility, and house management need reliable coverage for every performance.

A theaters and performing arts workforce system

Run the live operation, not the admin around it.

Start with the workflow creating the most event-day risk, connect the information around it, and expand without rebuilding the operation.

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Production-based scheduling

Connect performances, rehearsals, calls, departments, roles, and workers.

Role and skill eligibility

Keep technical skills, training, documents, and role readiness visible before assignment.

Front-of-house communication

Target service notes, program changes, accessibility information, and patron updates.

Production labor records

Retain production, performance, department, role, and approval context with actual hours.

Connected ecosystem

Connect your stack. Don’t start over.

Keep the event, ticketing, payroll, venue, and workforce systems your team already trusts. Teambridge connects the event plan to crew readiness, live communication, approved time, and downstream payroll.

Event and venue systems

Event, venue, zone, role, and call-time records

Payroll and accounting

Approved time, rates, earnings, and event-cost exports

Access and compliance

Credentials, training, documents, and crew eligibility

Integration availability depends on your systems and implementation scope.

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ATS and CRM

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Payroll

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Screening

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HRIS and ERP

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Accounting

Implementation

Start with the workflow costing you the most.

Define what stays, what connects, and what changes before rollout begins. Your team gets a phased event workforce plan instead of a blind system replacement.

Live event operations professionals collaborating on an implementation plan

Map the current operation

Identify the workflow creating the most delay, the systems involved, the owners, and the metric that should move across your event operation.

Configure and connect

Build the workspace, venue rules, permissions, crew experience, and system handoffs around how your events run.

Launch in phases

Start with one venue, event series, or crew workflow, validate it live, train the people involved, and expand with evidence.

Before kickoff, we define: the first workflow, required data, system owners, rollout group, and the business result used to measure success.

Plan your rollout

Questions from theaters and performing arts teams

What your operation will want to know.

Yes. Each production can include distinct rehearsals, technical calls, performances, departments, positions, and staffing requirements.

A connected theaters and performing arts workforce

Keep every production staffed from first call to curtain.

Connect theater scheduling, worker readiness, performance communication, time, and payroll in one configurable system.

A tailored walkthrough for your team.