How we check show schedules (and why every page has a "last checked" date)

Posted 2026-11-10

Every show page on this site ends with a line like "Last checked: 2026-11-10". Here's what's behind it.

Where the facts come from

• The show's own page or its venue's page, for age rules, dark days and the official name.
• Our ticketing partner's public listing, for the performance calendar, venue and run time.

Each fact keeps its source link. You'll see them at the bottom of every show page.

What we leave out on purpose

• Prices. They change by the hour and by the seat. We'll never put one on the slot machine or a show card.
• Sales rankings. We don't have the sales numbers, so we never claim a show sells the most.
• Shows we can't confirm. No published age rule or no published schedule means it stays off the site.

What "hot" means on the slot machine

Right now a show is "hot" for one reason only: it has performances in the next seven days on the published calendar. Later we may add "just opened" or "final weeks", but only when an official page says so, with the date.

How often

We re-check the shows on this site daily, and the machine drops any show whose check is more than seven days old. If something looks wrong, the official page we link wins.

Last checked: 2026-11-10.