Build audiences that are bigger, more diverse and inclusive.

— Surtitles aren't only for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. They're for anyone learning new language, or those trying to better connect to the story.
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Become a theater of choice for people with hearing-loss

By 2050 nearly 2.5 billion people are projected to have some degree of hearing loss and at least 700 million will require hearing rehabilitation.
5%
Of world population suffering of hearing loss, according to WHO [1]
430 M
People suffering hearing loss, worldwide [2]
With surtitles, those who rely on text to follow along are able to immerse themselves in the storytelling and performances in a way they were previously excluded from.
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Attract foreign audience - expats and tourists

In average mid to large city, a captioned theater show (when properly marketed) can sell in average about 30% more tickets, and reach audiences previously unseen.
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Start attending international theater festivals

Gain global exposure, showcase your work to a wider, diverse audience and open doors to international collaborations and opportunities. Engage with peers and experts from different backgrounds.

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How to Prepare Your Captions in Under 1 Hour of Work

Creation and management of captions can be daunting. But the days of endless copy-pasting and re-formating are over. Here’s a concise guide to prepare your surtitles efficiently, ensuring they're rehearsal-ready in just 60 minutes.
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Theater Tech's Guide: How Not to Prepare Surtitles

Surtitles require careful preparation to avoid technical challenges. Learn the essential 'don'ts' from the experiences of theater technicians.
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How to Get More Foreigners to Your Theatre Show

Theatres utilizing live captioning have opened a door to broader audiences, including expats and tourists. But how do we usher them in?
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