A Letterboxd for theatre, opera and ballet
Letterboxd is the diary for films. Stagelog is the diary for the stage: theatre, opera, ballet, musicals and concerts. Stagelog is independent and not affiliated with Letterboxd.
What's the same
You keep a diary of what you've seen, give stars, write reviews, follow friends and see their entries. There is a wishlist and statistics for your year.
What's different on stage
A film is the same everywhere. A performance is not: the same work runs in many productions, at many houses, a little different every night. So Stagelog separates work, production and evening, and you rate the work and the house separately.
A performance also has a place. Stagelog knows 668 venues, shows yours on a map and carries the schedules of theatres in 50 cities – with links to the ticket shop.
What's on now?
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Letterboxd for theatre?
Yes, Stagelog works on the same principle – diary, stars, reviews, friends – but for live performance: theatre, opera, ballet, musicals and concerts. Free on iPhone, Android and the web.
Is Stagelog part of Letterboxd?
No. Stagelog is an independent product from Berlin.
What can Stagelog do that a film diary can't?
It separates work, production and individual evening, rates work and venue separately, maps your venues and carries current schedules with ticket links.