Explore what’s on around the world without signing in — Broadway, the West End, tours everywhere. Sign in, and every show you’ve seen becomes a theatre passport you can share.
Open the map and see what’s playing around the world right now — zoom in and find which corners of the world have their lights on.
Markers are the musicals’ own posters; neighbouring ones gather into a numbered circle — that’s how many are playing around there. Tap a poster for its dates, theatre and ticket links.
Drag the month timeline at the bottom to any upcoming month to see what’s playing then; press ▶ to play month by month and watch tours move between cities.
The search box top-left takes three things: musical titles, cities and theatres. Chinese titles work too. Every run of the same show worldwide comes back in one list — tap any of them and the map takes you straight there.
Every show comes with a ticket link, and most have their official site too. We don’t sell tickets — we just point you to the right place.
Don’t leave memories all alone in the moonlight — stamp them in.
Once you sign in, your shows grow into a poster wall, a stamped passport, a footprint map, your own viewing stats and a theatregoer profile. All automatic.
Every musical you add hangs its poster on the wall; tap the ♥ on a card to mark a favourite. Poster wall, passport, list — three views of the same collection.
Search in English or Chinese; theatre, city and poster fill in automatically. Add the date, rating, seat and notes — just the year is fine. Every show you log adds a stamp to your passport.
Not only what’s playing now — a show you saw ten years ago, or one that closed long before, goes in just the same, and the theatre, city and date are all yours to edit. If it really isn’t in the catalogue, type it in by hand.
Give any show a custom poster URL — the artwork you remember it by, previewed instantly. Attach a link too, so that year’s programme or ticket page is always one tap away in its details.
Your shows grow onto a world map — pinned not at the middle of the city but at the theatre you walked into that night. See several shows in one city and the posters fan out into a stack. Tap a city to see only what you saw there.
Most-seen musicals, cities and countries visited, how your theatregoing spreads across years and months — all tallied for you, showing at a glance what kind of theatregoer you are.
Shows Seen, Explorer, Genre Buff, Globetrotter, Devoted Fan, Theatre Age — six axes, each scored, drawn as a single hexagon. Beside it sit your badges: your first show, the countries you’ve crossed, the times you’ve gone back to the same musical. They light up on their own, and every one has a next tier to chase.
The name you pick at sign-up is your personal URL; flip the switch in “Share” and the page is ready to send to friends. You decide whether price and seat are shown; your notes stay yours alone.
One tap with Google, or leave your email and we send a 6-digit code — so you can get in from places Google can’t reach. We only read your name, email and avatar (the avatar appears only in your own signed-in menu, never on public pages) — we never post anything on your behalf. Your collection lives in your account, on every phone and laptop.
Let’s start at the very beginning — browse the map, or log the first show you ever saw.
