
What a theatre booking looks like
- You tell us the city, the performance, the date and whether dinner comes first.
- We introduce verified women free that evening who enjoy theatre, opera or ballet.
- You agree the plan in writing — dinner, the dress code, when the evening ends.
- You meet somewhere public, such as the restaurant or the theatre foyer.
From the request to the occasion.
Tell us the occasion and the date. We do the rest privately.
Tell us the occasion
The city, the date, the dress code and what you need from the day.
See who is available
We introduce verified women who are free that day in your city. She sees the occasion before she says yes.
Agree the plan
Meeting place, timings, boundaries and expenses are agreed in writing before the booking.
Meet in public first
You meet somewhere public before the event. Either of you can end the day at any point.
Book again only if both want to
If the day went well, you can ask her again for another occasion — it stays her choice.
Packages in …
Activity costs such as event tickets, meals and travel are covered by the client and agreed before the day.
Frequently asked questions
Who buys her ticket?
You do, along with dinner if it is part of the plan. Both are agreed before the day.
Does she need to know the piece?
No, though many of our companions enjoy the theatre. Say what you are seeing and we will mention who would enjoy it most.
Is it a full-day booking for one evening?
Yes. Every booking is one full day; for an evening it covers meeting beforehand and the performance.
Bring someone to the occasion.
Tell us the occasion, the city and the date. You will hear back with who is available, and nothing is booked until you say yes.
