Publish every week of the term as its own dated class, cap it at the number the rehearsal room can work with, and let parents book and pay for the place instead of handing you cash at the door.
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Each age stream is its own class with its own places, so the Tuesday juniors filling up does not close the Thursday teens.
A four-day intensive is four dated sessions with the same group of places, published as a block families can see and book in one visit.
Short coaching sessions with one or two places sit on the same page as the group classes, for the students working towards a specific audition.
The performance week runs as its own dated sessions, so the tech run and the showcase night carry their own numbers rather than hiding inside a regular class.
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Schedule
Every date you have published sits on one timeline with the places sold against it, so the Thursday juniors that filled in a night and the Saturday teens that are still three short are both plain to see with time to act.
Instant booking
Share your booking link and a parent takes the last two places in the junior class from the couch, pays for both children at the per-place price, and both names are on the roll before you have read the message.
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The class fee is charged as the place is taken, so the ensemble is paid for before you allocate parts. For a school residency you send an itemised quote instead and settle it once the showcase is done.
Less admin, more bookings
There is no repeat rule quietly generating your calendar. You publish the ten dates for the term, each with its own time and its own places, and they stay exactly as you set them. A week you are away simply does not exist, so nobody books a class that was never going to run.
Set the number of places to what the room can rehearse rather than what the invoice would like. As students book, the count drops on the page, and when the last place goes the class stops taking bookings. You never open a script to eighteen names and a scene written for nine.
The class fee is charged at the moment of booking, so a place that is held is a place that is paid for. A parent booking two children onto the same class pays for both in the one transaction, priced per place, and you stop running an envelope of cash back to the car park.
Every booking sits against its session with the student name and the parent contact attached, so the list for Thursday is already built. Marking who turned up runs off the same record, which is how you spot the student who has quietly stopped coming before the showcase.
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Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
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You publish the ten dates, each as its own class session with its own start time and place count. Students book the sessions they are taking. Nothing repeats behind your back, so a week you skip is a week that never appears.
Yes. Each stream is set up separately with its own places, so a full junior class and a half-empty teen class both show their real state on the page.
The places count down as bookings land, and the session closes itself when the last one goes. A full class cannot take another booking, so you are never cast beyond the room.
Yes. They choose the number of places on the booking and are charged the per-place fee for each, and both children land on the class list against that session.