BroadwayWorld Launches My Shows: A New Way to Track and Share Your Theatre Experiences

BroadwayWorld is pleased to announce its latest new innovation - My Shows, an interactive feature designed to help you track and share your theatre experiences.

With My Shows, you can log each production you attend, rate shows, and write reviews that display both on your personal profile and the show’s page. You can organize your Broadway, West End, Touring, and regional experiences while tracking your total number of performances attended. My Shows is powered by BroadwayWorld's unparalleled database of theatrical productions worldwide, going back decades.

Key features of My Shows include:

• Personalized Show Tracking – Log every production you attend across Broadway, the West End, and Touring.

• Ratings and Reviews – Share your star ratings and reviews with the BroadwayWorld community.

• Friends and Community – Connect with friends to see what shows they are attending and reviewing.

• Theatre Profiles – Keep track of the venues where you’ve seen productions.

• Statistics and Milestones – Discover how many shows you’ve seen, how many unique productions you’ve attended, and where you’ve traveled to see theatre.

You can create your My Shows profile now by logging into BroadwayWorld. The My Shows experience is also available in our Apps on the Apple Store and Google Play Store today.

It seems that this “latest new innovation” is essentially what Show Score has been doing for the past decade.

Updated On: 9/2/25 at 05:40 PM

Having trouble finding some shows:

ART (original)
Once
Wit (2012)

darquegk said: "You know who has a GREAT integration of data and socials? League of Geeks, the comics/manga tracker. I haven't seen ANYONE blend data and socials as well as they do."

Do you mean, "League of COMIC Geeks" (https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/)?

NakedMaid said: "Having trouble finding some shows:

ART (original)
Once
Wit (2012)"



Hi NakedMaid, just heard from our developers that this has been fixed. It was an issue with a limit on the number of shows in the search results. Thanks so much for catching and flagging.

I have been paying for the Mezzanine App for a few years. I really like it and its ease of use. It is a big more polished than this, but Mezzanine comes at a cost of $15 a year.

I did see The Importance of Being Earnest at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival last week but there’s no place to add Oregon or Ashland. Efforts to see As You Like It failed due to a cast illness.