crowdEngage Blog

Full time£45 - 55k, depending on experienceUK-based, fully remotePrimarily Python 3/Django backend, Vue and Tailwind for frontend Performing arts venues use crowdEngage to create a brilliant visitor experience with audience messaging, mobile ticketing and seamless food and drinks ordering. We are at

Theatres and attractions up and down the country were able to open from last week. Some are opening their doors straight away; others are busy planning to open over the next few months. It’s good news for audiences and the industry - and

We've paused billing for venues in England that had reopened after the original lockdown and will now have to close again. You won't be billed for November unless you choose to use crowdEngage to send messages to customers (for example, to notify them of

When theatres reopen, generating additional revenue will be top of mind. crowdEngage has offered seamless preorders for a while, and we've been hard at work on some improvements and new features to make them even better. Realtime orderingWe're most excited about this new feature!

Yesterday evening was not a good one for anyone involved in the performing arts. As the news of theatre after theatre closing their doors began to circulate, the scale of the challenge ahead was immediately apparent. In response, effective immediately (17th March 2020), we