Take the pressure out of planning and focus on what makes your events shine.
Coordinating student performances takes more than a date on the calendar. Opus1 handles the logistics so your team stops chasing sign-ups, fielding family questions, and managing last-minute changes.
Build Any Event Your School Runs, Your Way
Set up recitals, camps, showcases, and intensives with the structure each one needs. No two events are the same and Opus1 does not force them to be.
Sign-Ups Handled. No Clipboard Required.
Students sign up through the portal, performers get assigned automatically, and your staff stops chasing confirmations the week before the show.
Keep Every Family Informed Without Any Extra Work
Invitations, reminders, and follow-ups go out automatically. Your team focuses on the event, not the inbox.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Performers can be assigned manually or automatically based on the rules you set. Solo performances and group activities are both supported within the same event.
Students sign up directly through the portal. Waitlists, confirmations, and reminders are all handled automatically so your staff isn’t managing signups manually.
Recitals, camps, showcases, summer intensives, and group performances are all supported. Each event type gets its own structure, time slots, locations, and participant requirements.
Both use the same event framework but with different configurations. Recitals typically involve performance slot assignments and family invitations while camps involve enrollment limits, daily scheduling, and extended communication sequences.
RSVPs and attendance lists update in real time so your team always has an accurate headcount without chasing confirmations or managing a separate spreadsheet.
Invitations, reminders, and follow-ups go out by email or text. Messages can be customized by audience so recital families get different communication than camp participants.
