Every piece below states plainly what is live, what is honest-off, and exactly which route or product runs it.
Piece 1 · The lineup: what is actually going on stage
A show needs material before it needs a stream or a ticket -- a script for the play, an act order for the variety hour, a program for the concert. schoolshow.network/lineup names the real, rights-verified sources behind a lineup: the FreeSchoolPlays catalog, which carries full-length talent-show and variety-hour scripts free to read, rehearse, and perform at zero royalty and zero per-performance fee, built for exactly the kind of many-acts, whole-class show a school performance often is; and performer.network, the cross-discipline performer-profile platform (actor, singer, musician, pianist) a program can eventually point a lineup entry at, in early access today. This page never publishes a lineup of real student names -- it names the built sources a program uses to assemble its own, privately.
- FreeSchoolPlays catalog -- full-length talent-show and variety-hour scripts, free to read, rehearse, and perform
- Zero royalty and zero per-performance fee on every catalog title, always
- Illustrative act-order and program structure drawn directly from a real, rights-verified script
- performer.network cross-discipline performer profiles -- actor, singer, musician, pianist -- in early access
- Consent-gated by construction, not policy: a minor performer's profile is never public by default
- Never a public listing of student names -- program data is show titles, dates, and act counts
Catalog live; performer.network profiles early access
Built and run on FreeSchoolPlays / performer.network.
Piece 2 · The livestream: honest about what is wired and what is not
Grandparents three states away. A deployed parent. A sibling stuck in the hospital. The broadcast layer that could one day put them in a front-row seat is real, and it is wired further than most pages like this one admit: an adviser or admin can schedule a broadcast today, and a PRIVATE broadcast is a fully-wired round trip, stored and readable end to end. A student's on-camera image is default-denied to a minor's own account access (a coarse minor role is hard-blocked from scheduling or managing a broadcast), and moving a broadcast beyond private -- unlisted or public -- is consent-gated at the platform's canonical publication chokepoint; that gate is not provisioned in this wire-up, so a non-private schedule is refused outright, nothing stored. Public playback itself is honest-off end to end: no video address, manifest, or player of any kind is ever returned, even to a fully-entitled, fully-consented viewer, until a playback rail is actually provisioned. This page never renders a player that looks live and is not -- see schoolshow.network/livestream for the full, named honest state.
- Broadcast scheduling is module-gated -- a school where the module is off looks byte-identical to today
- Adviser/co-adviser/admin only may schedule or manage a broadcast; a minor role is hard-blocked, fail-closed
- A private broadcast is a fully-wired round trip -- stored, read, and status-tracked end to end
- Publishing beyond private is consent-gated at the platform's publication chokepoint -- not provisioned yet, so refused, nothing stored
- A ticket's stream entitlement is checked against the real box-office order snapshot -- not a fabricated pass
- No playback rail is provisioned anywhere -- the playback endpoint returns honest-off, never a fabricated video address
Private broadcast scheduling built and wired; public playback honest-off
Built and run on schoolshow.network's own broadcast layer.
Piece 3 · The box office: sell the house without overselling it
On the roadmap alongside streaming: in-person tickets and remote stream passes sold from one place, with digital programs going out to ticket buyers automatically. schoolshow.network does not rebuild a box office -- it names and links the one that already exists. A ticketed event on schoolboxoffice.network carries named ticket tiers at exact-cents prices and a finite capacity that never oversells; reserved seating fails closed on any double booking; a QR code at the door admits each ticket exactly once; will-call, delivery, and ticket transfer are built pure engines; and concessions and the settlement report are RBAC-gated to box-office staff. What is honest-off, on every one of these engines, is the live payment rail: every charge routes through one shared rail that is not provisioned today, so no card is charged and an unpaid order is not admitted at the door.
- Named ticket tiers at exact-cents prices with a finite capacity that never oversells
- Reserved seating that fails closed on any double booking -- two families never hold the same seat
- A QR door scan that admits each ticket exactly once; a second scan of the same ticket is refused
- Will-call, delivery, and ticket transfer handled without a separate phone call
- Concessions point-of-sale and a settlement report, access limited to box-office staff
- The live payment rail is honest-off -- no card is charged, and an unpaid order is not admitted at the door
Ticketing and seating engines built and tested; live payment rail honest-off
Built and run on schoolboxoffice.network.