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Every family gets a front-row seat.

The show goes on. For everyone.

Schedule a private broadcast, sell tickets and programs, and build a season archive that families can actually return to -- public livestream playback, ticketed checkout, and the season archive are early access / on the roadmap, named plainly rather than shown live. Built for the plays, concerts, recitals, and showcases your students pour everything into. schoolshow.network names three real pieces -- the lineup, the livestream, and the box office -- and states plainly, for each one, what is built and running today and what is still honest-off.

3real pieces named -- lineup, livestream, box office
1livestream path fully wired today -- private broadcast scheduling
0public playback rails provisioned -- honest-off, named plainly
0cards charged -- the box office's live payment rail is honest-off

The three pieces

Lineup, livestream, and box office -- each named to what is really built

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.

The network

Real sibling products, each independently hosted

schoolshow.network links out rather than rebuilding: every capability named on this page lives on one of these sites.

schoolboxoffice.network

The dedicated box office and ticketing front door -- built and tested engines; the live payment rail is honest-off.

freeschoolplays.com

The free-to-perform play, variety-hour, and talent-show catalog behind a lineup -- zero royalty, zero per-performance fee, always.

performer.network

The cross-discipline performer-profile platform -- actor, singer, musician, pianist -- with consent-gated, never-public minor protection built at the data layer. Early access.

schooltheatre.network

The honest map of the school-theatre-program family -- season, auditions, rehearsal, box office, and the playbill, each linked to the built product that runs it.

About this page

Three real pieces, and nothing invented

schoolshow.network does not run its own streaming rail or its own box office. It names three real pieces of a school performance -- the lineup, the livestream, and the box office -- and states, for each, exactly what is built and running today and what is deliberately still honest-off. Nothing on this page is a fabricated capability; every status label matches what the underlying route or product actually does.

The livestream piece is the most honesty-sensitive on this page: an adviser or admin can schedule a PRIVATE broadcast today, a fully-wired round trip. Publishing beyond private, and every path to public playback, is honest-off -- consent-gated at a chokepoint that is not provisioned, and a playback endpoint that returns a plain not-provisioned response rather than a fabricated video address. There is no dead player anywhere on this page.

The box office is built and run on schoolboxoffice.network -- ticket tiers, reserved seating, the QR gate, will-call, concessions, and settlement are engines that exist and are tested. The live payment rail is honest-off everywhere in the family: no card is charged, no checkout, no pricing. schoolshow.network is an independent, for-profit product from Stanley Studios. Book a conversation to see the current state of any piece -- email [email protected].

Get started

Tell us which piece you need first

There is no pricing commitment and no signup on this page. A conversation shows the current, honest state of any piece and connects you to the right sibling product directly.

To book: email [email protected].

FAQ

Common questions

Can I watch a livestream on schoolshow.network today?

No, and this page will not pretend otherwise. A PRIVATE broadcast can be scheduled by an adviser or admin today -- that round trip is fully wired and stored. Public playback -- the part a family outside the school would actually watch -- is honest-off: no video address or player is provisioned anywhere, for anyone, until a playback rail is actually built. See schoolshow.network/livestream for the full, current state.

Can I buy a ticket right now?

No. The box office's ticketing and seating engines -- ticket tiers, reserved seats, the QR door scan, will-call -- are built and tested on schoolboxoffice.network, but the live payment rail is not provisioned anywhere in the family. No card is charged today, and an unpaid order is not admitted at the door.

Is schoolshow.network a new streaming or ticketing engine?

No. It names three real pieces -- the lineup, the livestream, and the box office -- and for each one states exactly what is built and what is still honest-off, linking directly to the product or route that actually runs it. Nothing described here duplicates an engine that already exists elsewhere in the family.

Where does the lineup come from?

The FreeSchoolPlays catalog carries full-length talent-show and variety-hour scripts, free to read, rehearse, and perform at zero royalty and zero per-performance fee. performer.network is the cross-discipline performer-profile platform a lineup entry can eventually point to, in early access today.

Is any student data made public?

No. Program data -- show names, dates, and headcounts -- is not a student roster. A student's on-camera image in a broadcast, or a performer profile, is consent-gated: a guardian must approve before it is ever public, and that gate is not a setting an administrator can turn off. A minor account is hard-blocked from scheduling or managing a broadcast.

What exactly does 'honest-off' mean on this page?

It means the underlying capability is built, gated, and switch-flip-ready -- but deliberately not enabled. A non-private broadcast schedule is refused outright rather than silently stored unsafely. The playback endpoint returns a plain not-provisioned response rather than a fabricated video address. An unpaid ticket order is never admitted at the door. Nothing on this page implies a capability is live when it is not.

Does anything here cost money right now?

No. Every product named on this page is honest-off on live money: no pricing, no checkout, no subscription. The FreeSchoolPlays catalog is free by design -- zero royalty, zero per-performance fee -- and the box office's live payment rail is not enabled anywhere in the family yet.

Who do we talk to about getting started?

Book a conversation and tell us which piece you need first -- the lineup, the livestream, or the box office -- and we will connect you with the right product's current, honest state. Email [email protected].