Current production
The main production gets the spotlight first, with room for atmosphere, dates, and the action audiences care about.
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Landing page direction for theatre companies
A theatre page should feel like a poster you can step into.
I designed this direction for theatre companies that need the site to feel dramatic and full of personality while still making dates, booking, and production details easy to follow.
Autumn season
The Glass Menagerie
A dramatic, poster-led landing page direction for a company that wants the production to feel like an event, not just a date listing.
Venue
Hall for Cornwall
Run
12-14 Sep.
Booking panel
Fri 12 Sep
7:30 PM
Opening night
Sat 13 Sep
2:00 PM
Matinee
Sat 13 Sep
7:30 PM
Evening show
Clear ticket journey
Show times, location, and booking actions sit in obvious places so visitors are not left hunting around.
A proper sense of company
The design leaves space for cast, reviews, and company personality rather than flattening everything into one generic page.
Why this works
This direction is built for theatre companies that want the site to feel memorable before the audience even arrives.
If you wanted this adapted for your own production or company, I would shape it around your tone, your programme, and the ticket journey you need people to follow.
12-14 Sept
Evenings and Saturday matinee
Truro, Cornwall