#DIESE is a planning and scheduling system for theatres, operas, ballets, museums, music ensembles, but also entertainment and cultural organisations.
The software makes event and venue management easy. #DIESE addresses staff scheduling issues as well as artistic planning, inventory or marketing matters.
As database centered around your projects, events or artistic productions, the system helps you gain perspective over your activities, reduce mistakes and gain time to focus on the most valuable tasks.
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A little gem of a tool for theatre management.
DIESE enables the streamlining of planning management, from the programming years in advance to the very day of the concert.
Any of us can enter information relating to his or her own service, and others are able to know about it and to view it : a considerable time saving.
We save time by entering information only once, which is then used in many documents.
Measurement exports are useful for costume cutters, wardrobe entry and exit statements help the dressers during the show, scenarios show which artist is wearing which costume at which scene.
#Diese’s strength lies in its customisability. The software configuration and the structure of the data are designed around the client’s vision, vocabulary, concepts, workflows and rules.
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#DIESE is modular and highly configurable.
Discover its features and combine them, to build the solution that meets your needs.
News
#DIESE at Drottningholms Slottsteater!
Friday, 7th February 2020
The historical theatre built in the XVIIIth century welcomes visitors during the day and an opera audience at night.
A wonderful year!
Friday, 3rd January 2020
The number of houses using #DIESE has nearly doubled in 2019, in 4 new countries, while the software is translated into new languages.
Scheduling made easy at Biennale de Lyon
Monday, 23rd December 2019
One of Lyon’s most iconic cultural events has implemented #DIESE to schedule activities and employees in many venues across the city.
A fresh start for Comédie de Genève
Wednesday, 2nd October 2019
Getting ready for its reopening in 2020, the Swiss theatre implements #DIESE’s planning, staff scheduling and inventory modules.