Tuesday classes and show week run on the same system.
Dance, drama and musical-theatre schools run terms of graded classes — Ballet Grade 3, Junior Jazz, Youth Theatre — and then a production season that takes over the calendar. ClassBold runs both: your classes and grades are your own catalogue, terms with capacity and waitlists are built in, and the show is an event on the same clash-checked calendar as the term.
Seat opens → next family invited automatically. Grades and class names are yours to define.
Built for a school that performs.
Graded classes as your catalogue
Terms, capacity, waitlists
The production on the calendar
Families, not just students
Show week without the clipboard.
Rehearsals that don’t clash
Show-season rehearsals go on the same calendar as the term classes, clash-checked across studios and staff — so adding a Sunday run-through warns you before it collides with anything, instead of after.
The show as an event
The recital or showcase is an event with its own capacity and a registration link you can put in one announcement. Who has registered and who attended lives in the same registers as everything else.
The fence, stated plainly
Tickets, costumes and choreography are your world — ClassBold doesn’t pretend otherwise. The schedule, the registers, the money and the follow-ups are ours, and that’s the part of show week that breaks.
A site with your classes on the marquee.
ClassBold's website wizard builds from your real published catalogue — which for you means a page per discipline, with the real classes, ages and grades you actually run. Parents searching for "ballet classes near me" land on a page that answers them, and their enquiry lands in your pipeline with its source attached.
The form and the AI chat both feed the same inbox and pipeline — a parent asks about a specific class, and the answer comes from your real timetable.
Seven questions produce an AI-builder prompt from your real data. The site lives in your builder account — ClassBold never hosts it.
Built inside a real education business — terms, group programs, waitlists and all.
We ran terms, filled group programs and managed waitlists for five years before writing this page. Nothing in ClassBold assumes what your students are learning — the catalogue is yours, and the machinery underneath earned its keep on real Tuesdays.
Starting from zero? Launch here too.
Starting with one Saturday class, not a show season? Launch with the website and a booking link for tasters — grades, terms and the production calendar run on the same system when show week arrives.
Day one, on the same operating loop you'll run at scale.
Run next term and the show on one system.
Start free and set up one class tonight, or book a demo and bring your term timetable.