Ticket sales & enrollment

Turn interest into
an audience.

A campaign works best when the message, timing, buying path, and follow-through all support the same goal.

Talk about your next campaign
Audience members seated in a local theater
From Kyle’s local theater archive
An illuminated theater stage, audience seats, and admission ticket
Illustrative service concept

Shows, seasons, classes & camps

From the first impression
to the room itself.

Understand who you want to reach

Build the plan around the audience or families you serve, what matters to them, your calendar, and your budget.

Make the decision clear

Give people useful show or program information, a convincing reason to attend, and a straightforward way to buy or register.

Coordinate the campaign

Connect email, advertising, local promotion, and partner communication. Agree on responsibilities and track sales or enrollment as the opening date approaches.

Keep the relationship going

Plan the communication before and after the event or program, so the next invitation has a stronger foundation.

Selected work

Local stages.
Meaningful change.

Explore the stories
Four performers in Songs for a New World
Songs for a New World · Broadway Olympia

Broadway Olympia · Founder & producer

An audience, built from the beginning.

8,500 tickets and $171,000 in gross ticket sales across six productions in the inaugural 2018–19 season. The first three productions were profitable.

The first-season story
Creative Theatre Experience participants on stage, with faces obscured
Creative Theatre Experience · Faces obscured for privacy

Creative Theatre Experience · Executive director

Growing an arts education program.

Enrollment grew from 112 students in 2025 to 182 in 2026: a 62.5% increase, alongside work on communication, operations, and financial recovery.

The enrollment story

These stories come from Kyle’s previous work as an arts executive and producer. Each result has its own context.

Also: producing a sold-out Mercury Rising concert

A free first conversation

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Tell me about your organization and the project or recurring work that needs attention. The first conversation is free.

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