FindTheater.com - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

About FindTheater.com

For individual users

For theaters and performing arts organizations

Trouble-shooting and problem resolution


About FindTheater.com


What is FindTheater.com?

For individual users


What can this website do for me as an individual?
How do I find performances?
How do I find auditions?
Why can't I see shows here from [fill-in-the-blank] Theater?
What are theater mailing lists? How do I subscribe to one?
How do I stop getting e-mails from a mailing list?
How do I get an account on this website?
What is a “verified user”?
How do I get permission to post something on my theater's listings here?
How do I post my skills and talents on-line so others can find me?
I want to post my skills and talents, but I don't want to receive a ton of junk e-mail by putting my e-mail address out there.
How do I add pictures to my talent profile?
I forgot my password. What do I do?
I like the old printed newsletters. Can I get performance and audition notices in the mail?

For theaters and performing arts organizations


What can this website do for my theater or performing arts group?
How do I get my theater listed on this site?
How do I post my theater's shows and auditions on this site?
The auditions are someplace else than the performance location. How do I tell people that?
How can I tell people what the available roles are that we are looking for in an audition?
How do I update a notice once it is already posted?
One of our performances is sold out. How can I tell our customers quickly?
How do I give permission to someone else to post a listing for my theater here?
How do I create a mailing list for my theater? How do I send mail to it?
How do I add pictures to my listings?
How can I show pictures in e-mails sent through one of my theater's mailing lists?
We need help for our show. How do I find people with skills I need?
How much is this going to cost us?
Our theater doesn't run shows all year round. Do we have to pay for times when we aren't getting any benefit?
How do we get copies of the printed newsletter?
I'm not in charge of my theater's publicity any more. How can someone else keep up our listings?
Our trial membership is about to expire. Can we get another trial?

Trouble-shooting and problem resolution


I registered my theater on your site. Why isn't it showing up?
Why aren't the dates for my event showing up on the search calendar?
The publicity person at [fill-in-the-blank] Theater says they have granted me the right to update my show's listing, but I can't do it. Why not?
Why can't I play music from my show on my notice?
I don't have access to do what I need to do here, but a friend of mine does. Can I use their account?

What is FindTheater.com?

FindTheater.com is a website dedicated to spreading the word about amateur, community theater, and performing arts productions. It is a place where:

FindTheater.com is open to any performing arts group that wants to get the word out about their shows.

Initially, FindTheater.com is aimed at the greater Philadelphia (southeastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, and northern Delaware) and Delaware Valley region. However, we are willing and interested in supporting performing arts groups elsewhere. If you represent a group from outside the Delaware Valley area and would like to be listed here, please send an e-mail to webmaster@findtheater.com, and we will investigate setting up another regional website for your area.

What can this website do for me as an individual?

For yourself, FindTheater.com will:

How do I find performances?

From any page on the website, just click on the "Search for Shows" button on the left-side menu, or the "Find Performances" button on the top. It will take you to a form that asks you to describe what shows are interesting to you by type, distance from your address, and other related questions. If you don't care about a particular category, just leave it alone; anything will match choices you leave unspecified. Then press the "Search" button, and a list or calendar of performances meeting your criteria will be displayed. You can click on the show name in each entry, and it will take you to the page describing that show in detail.

How do I find auditions?

From any page on the website, just click on the "Search for Auditions" button. It will take you to a form that asks you to describe what shows are interesting to you by type, distance from your address, and other related questions. If you don't care about a particular category, just leave it alone; anything will match by choices you leave unspecified. If you are auditioning for an acting role, you can also describe yourself so as to avoid auditions with no suitable roles for you. Then press the "Search" button, and a list or calendar of auditions meeting your criteria will be displayed. You can click on the show name in each entry, and it will take you to the page describing that show in detail.

Why can't I see shows here from [fill-in-the-blank] Theater?

There are several reasons why your favorite theater doesn't appear on the FindTheater.com website.

  1. They are not a subscriber to the website. Please encourage them to join.
  2. They are a subscriber to the website, but their account has expired. You will see them on the "List Theaters" page marked as expired. Please encourage them to renew.
  3. They are a subscriber to the website, but they have chosen to suspend their account during their off-season. Check back with us when their season is about to begin.
  4. When posting a performance, the theater have forgotten to tell FindTheater.com exactly when the performances are being held, so we don't know where on our show search calendar to display the shows. Contact us or contact the theater, so we can make sure their performance and audition dates appear correctly.

What are theater mailing lists? How do I subscribe to one?

A mailing list is a group to which people can subscribe, that theaters send e-mails to. Each theater may create mailing lists for any purpose, and anyone may subscribe to receive mailings on that list. For the preservation of subscriber privacy, the theaters are not informed of who has subscribed to their mailing lists, but merely how many subscribers each list has.

To subscribe to a mailing list, log into your personal account on the website. Then view the page describing the theater you are interested in. Then click the "Subscribe" button for the mailing list of interest.

Alternatively, send e-mail to the e-mail address listname-SUBSCRIBE@findtheater.com, and the e-mail account you send the request from will be subscribed. The website will send you a confirmation message to verify that you really sent the subscription request (rather than some Internet vandal); you must reply to that confirmation e-mail to start receiving list e-mails. This does not require you to have a personal account on this site.

How do I stop getting e-mails from a mailing list?

Log into your personal account on the website. Then view the page describing the theater owning the mailing list. Then click the "Unsubscribe" button for the mailing list you are no longer interested in.

Alternatively, send e-mail to the e-mail address listname-UNSUBSCRIBE@findtheater.com, and the e-mail account you send the request from will be removed from the mailing list. The website will send you a confirmation message to verify that you really sent the unsubscription request (rather than some Internet vandal); you must reply to that confirmation e-mail to stop receiving list e-mails. This does not require you to have a personal account on this site.

How do I get an account on this website?

On the website home page, there is a link reading "Click here to become a subscriber." Click this link. It will take you to a page when you will tell us your e-mail address; this will become your account name. You will then need to specify a password for logging into your account. Then you will be asked to fill out a form identifying yourself. This information will not be shared with others except as specifically described by our Privacy Policy; it is needed so the website can verify your identity. Once you have completed filling out the form, your account will be created, and you will have an improved and customized view of the website.

Your personal account is for your own use, and must not be shared with anyone else. Personal accounts do not cost anything, so there is no reason to share them, and many reasons not to. You are responsible for all actions taken on the site by your personal account.

You do not need a personal account to search the website, although being logged into your account will allow us to optimize your session for your preferences. However, you must be logged in to make any changes to listings on the website.

What is a “verified user”?

Unfortunately, there are unscrupulous individuals who enjoy defacing other people's websites and defaming other organizations. Because of these people, this website has implemented security mechanisms so that only authorized individuals are permitted to add and change listings on the site. Part of this security is the requirement that anyone making changes on the site must have a known and verified identity in the real offline world, such that they can be held responsible for their actions under our Terms of Usage. We verify users' identities by a wide variety of means, including, but not limited to, public telephone directories, direct personal contact, and any other means we deem appropriate. To accomplish this, we request contact information for personal accounts. Until the website administrator has verified that the person creating a new personal account is actually the person they claim to be and they intended to create an account here, that personal account is restricted from any actions that could alter this website. Also, if a user changes the contact information that was used to verify their identity, they may also lose their verified status until they are re-verified.

Similarly, new organizational accounts will not be displayed to users other than the creating user until they have been verified to be an actual performing arts group and the individual creating the listing is authorized to do so by the organization's officers.

How do I get permission to post something on my theater's listings here?

If you are not the original creator of the organization's account, you will have to log into your personal account, and view the theater listing of the organization, and click the "Request access to post on this theater" checkbox. This will add the organizations to your "My Theaters" list, and add your name to the list of people the organization administrators can grant access to.

In the interest of user privacy, the identity of users with accounts on the site is not known to anyone on the site, other than the website administrator, and theaters for whom you have requested access. The latter users are given just enough information so they can tell whether you are someone to whom they would want to grant access rights.

How do I post my skills and talents on-line so others can find me?

The "Edit My Profile" page has links for creating, updating, deleting, and viewing your personal talent profile. Click the "Create my talent profile" or "Edit my talent profile" hyperlink to enter your information. You can even post photographs, such as actor's headshots and/or samples of your past work; please keep such pictures suitable for public display. Once your talent profile is at least partially filled in, verified users clicking "Search for Talent" on the left-side menu can search for people that might include you, depending on what is in your profile and who they are searching for. Note that your profile will not be shown unless you authorize us to give other people some way to contact you, either your postal-mail address, your telephone number, and/or your e-mail address. You can choose to be contacted through our anonymous e-mail service, which will conceal your real e-mail address from others.

I want to post my skills and talents, but I don't want to receive a ton of junk e-mail by putting my e-mail address out there.

No problem. On the web page when you entered your contact information, there is an option to specify anonymous e-mail. Every subscribed user on the website is assigned a random anonymous e-mail address. Only other registered subscribers can send e-mails to your anonymous e-mail alias; all others (especially including spammers) will be told that your anonymous e-mail address does not exist. Any e-mail sent from your registered real e-mail account to another subscriber's anonymous alias on this website will be changed to appear as coming from your assigned alias e-mail address of the form aNNNNNN@findtheater.com, where NNNNNN is a random number. You can see what your assigned anonymous e-mail address is by visiting the "Edit My Profile" page.

How do I add pictures to my listings?

The "Edit My Profile" page has a link for uploading pictures to attach to your personal talent profile. Click that link, and you will be shown a page listing all the pictures you currently have uploaded. At the botton is a text field and a pair of buttons for uploading more pictures to the website. In the text field just above the button, type the name of a file on your computer containing the image you wish to display (use the "Browse" button to search for a file). Then click the "Upload Photo" button to transmit the file to the website, where it will be displayed on your talent profile.

You may have up to 30 images stored. The first image will also be converted into a "thumbnail" for display on talent search reports. Images must be of GIF, JPEG or PNG format, no larger than 300000 bytes, and dimensions of no more than 500 pixels wide and 500 pixels high.

I forgot my password. What do I do?

The site can reset your password to a new value, and e-mail that new password to your e-mail account.

To confirm that it is really you, you will need to provide the exact spelling of your e-mail address associated with the account. E-mail addresses are case-sensitive, so make sure to spell it correctly. If the entered e-mail address matches an account on this website, an e-mail will shortly arrive there with your new password.

I like the old printed newsletters. Can I get performance and audition notices in the mail?

Yes. FindTheater.com also provides a monthly hardcopy report of upcoming performances, auditions, and other events of interest to the theater community. These newsletters are distributed to subscribing theater organizations to hand out as they wish. If you would like to receive your own personalized copy directly from us, you can sign up for it on the website from the "Edit My Profile" page. Just click the link named "Sign up for printed newsletter subscription", and it will display a form where you can enter your mailing address and customize what information is sent to you.

There is also a sign-up form printed on every issue of the newsletter. Just clip it out, fill it in, and mail it to:

FindTheater.com
P.O. Box 569
Southeastern, PA 19399

You get the first issue of the newsletter sent to you free of charge. If you like it, it only costs $10.99/year to continue to receive it. Just send a check or money order to the above address with the filled-out sign-up form to continue your subscription. We'll print a notice on the mailing label of your newsletter when your subscription is about to expire, so you can renew without missing any issues. You can also change your subscription preferences at any time, either by sending an updated sign-up form in the mail, or by updating your subsciption information on the website. You do need a personal account on the website to update your subscription information electronically.


What can this website do for my theater or performing arts group?

For your performing arts organization, FindTheater.com will:

How do I get my theater listed on this site?

First, you (or an officer of the performing arts organization authorized to create publicity listings) must have a verified personal account on this website. On the home page, click the "List Theaters" button. It will take you to a list of all organizations that already have organization accounts on this site. At the top is a link for creating a new organizational account. Click there, and a page will be displayed, asking for information about your group or company. Fill in the blanks and submit the form. Your personal account will then be the only account which will be able to update and add listings for your organization until you grant access to other users' personal accounts.

Other users of the website will not be able to see your organization's listing until it, like personal accounts, is verified by the website administrators. Once your organization is verified, it will begin a free trial period on the site, where you have full access to all the services we provide to organizations until your trial time runs out. At that time, you can renew your organization's membership as a full subscriber to the site.

How do I list my theater's shows and auditions on this site?

If you are granted permission by your organization to create and/or edit show listings (either because you are the original creator of the theater listing, or were granted access later), you will see additional choices on the left-side menu when viewing the theater listing page while you are logged into your personal account. Click the appropriate buttons to: What choices you are presented with depends on what you are authorized to do.

The auditions are someplace else than the performance location. How do I tell people that?

Your theater, each show or other event, and the individual dates for an event can each be specified to be at a different venue. While editing the listing for your theater or one of its shows, one of the editable sections is the venue. By default, the venue is at the address of you theater. However, if your theater performs at other locations, you can specify those other venues either as your default venue, or as a per-show venue. Similarly, when you specify a date and time for a performance, audtion, or other event, you can specify the venue for that specific date and time, or use the venue already specified for the event or your theater. Just click the "Change Venue" button to select an alternate venue.

Note that the address you specify for a venue should not be a post office box; it must be a real address that people can travel to for seeing your shows. This address will be linked to the website's automatic customized maps and used to include your theater when users perform distance-limited searches. So make sure the address (particularly the zipcode) is correct.

How can I tell people what the available roles are that we are looking for in an audition?

Each event can have a list of roles associated with it. These roles can be already filled (for example, the director of a production) or open (a description of the role and the kind of person needed to fill it). When looking at the listing for a show, if you are authorized to modify the show notice, you will have the menu option to "Add and Edit Roles". Click this, and a page will appear, listing all the roles currently defined and showing forms for creating new roles.

Filled roles can have a position title (i.e., Director) and/or a role name (i.e., "Pippin" or "Lead Player"), the name of the person filling the role, and an optional description or bio.

Open roles must specify the following:

They can also optionally specify any of the following: Note that you should fill in these optional attributes accurately, but not too restrictively. The Find Auditions page allows people to restrict their search for auditions to those that have roles they might fit, so overly restrictive descriptions of open roles may exclude qualified candidates from finding out about your auditions. When in doubt, leave the optional attributes of a role unspecified.

How do I update a notice once it is already posted?

Just view the notice (theater or show/event). If you are authorized to update that notice, the menu on the left side will include an "Edit Theater" or "Edit Show" choice. Click that menu choice, and you will be presented with a web form pre-filled-in with the current information on the notice; any of the information may be changed, and the changes saved for immediate display to other users of the website.

Articles posted to a discussion group cannot be modified once posted. However, a followup article can be posted, or the original article can be removed by the original author.

One of our performances is sold out. How can I tell our customers quickly?

If you are granted the right to edit a show or just the sold-out status of show dates on your theater, you will see a checkbox after each date, labelled "check if sold-out". You can change the state of each checkbox, and it will be reflected in user's searches immediately.

How do I give permission to someone else to post a listing for my theater here?

If you have the authority to grant access to other users, you will see, when viewing the theater, shows, or mailing lists, a left-side menu choice labelled "Authorize Users". Clicking this button will take you to a form listing all users currently having access to the theater, show, or mailing list, as well as those users who have requested access to the theater. There will be a row of checkboxes for each user, which may be checked to grant a specific user a specific access right.

The available access rights are:
Access right nametype of listingMeaning
Edit theater infotheaterCan change the information about the performing arts group itself
Create showtheatercan create a new show, class, or other event listing for this theater
Edit showshowcan update, correct, and/or delete an existing event listing
Change show date statusshowcan change the sold-out status on a show performance date
Send to theater mailing listmailing listcan originate e-mail messages to the mailing list
Administer mailing listsmailing listcan change the description and status of a mailing list, or delete the list
Receive Admin e-mail for theatertheaterwill receive notifications from the website administrators regarding the theater
Receive billing notices for theatertheaterwill receive notifications from the website administrators regarding financial issues for the theater (such as account renewals)
Grant access to theatertheater, show, mailing listcan grant or revoke access rights to other users

Note that, if you have an access right associated with shows or mailing lists granted to you on a theater level, that means that you have the access right on every show or mailing list (respectively) that theater has.

How do I create a mailing list for my theater? How do I send mail to it?

If you have the "Administer mailing list" access rights on your theater, the theater viewing page will display a button labelled "Create New Mailing List". Click this button to go to a form where you can enter the name of the mailing list and a description of its purpose. The "Administer List" button exists for already-existing mailing lists so you can update the information about them.

If you have the "Send to mailing list" access right on a mailing list or the whole organization, the e-mail account you specified in your contact information will be able to send e-mails to the mailing list by sending to the single e-mail address, listname@FindTheater.com

This website does enforce a size limit of 1 megabyte per e-mail message sent. Larger messages are too unwieldy for our website and your list subscribers to deal with reasonably, and will be rejected.

How do I add pictures to my listings?

When editing a theater or show listing, "Upload Photos" will appear on the left-side menu. Click the link to view a page listing all the pictures associated with the theater or show. At the bottom of the page is a text field and two buttons for uploading more picture files. In the text field just above the button, type the name of a file on your computer containing the image you wish to display (use the "Browse" button to search for a file). Then click the "Upload Photo" button to transmit the file to the website, where it may be displayed on listings.

A theater may have up to 30 images stored for the organization in general, and up to 30 additional images for each show listing. The first image will be displayed on the theater or show listing page. Images must be of GIF, JPEG or PNG format, no larger than 300000 bytes, and dimensions of no more than 500 pixels wide and 500 pixels high.

How can I show pictures in e-mails sent through one of my theater's mailing lists?

If you have uploaded the images to this website, you can use an IMG tag in the form
<img src="http://www.findtheater.com/getphoto?theatreId=TTT&photoId=PPP&showId=SSS">
This specifies that the image should be downloaded from our website when your users read their e-mail. TTT should be replaced with the ID number of your theater (seen in the URL displayed in your browser's toolbar when you view your theater's webpage on this site). Similarly, SSS should be replaced with the show number seen when you view the show's page on this website in your browser, and PPP should be replaced with the photo number (1 through 30) for the theater or show. If the phot you want to display is posted for the theater itself and not for a specific show, the &showId=NNN part can be left out.

We need help for our show. How do I find people with skills I need?

Easy. If you are a verified user, you will see the choice "Search for Talent" on the left-side menu after you log into our website. Click this, and you will be shown a search form where you can specify the type of talent you need (technical, staff, musician, or performer). Then click the "Search" button on the form, and you will be presented with a list of all the talented subscribers on this website who have chosen to share their talents with the community and have the skills you are looking for.

Note that you will not be able to search for actors under the age of 18 with this website. Due to the need to protect children and the stringent laws enforcing such protection, the Terms of Usage of this website prohibit any individual under the age of 18 from having a personal account (with or without a talent profile) on this website. This does not prevent you from posting audition notices with children's roles (how could you have a production of "Annie" without an Annie?), but it does prevent those children from being directly solicited without their parents' consent and knowledge via this website.

How much is this going to cost us?

When a theater organization subscribes to this site, you get three months free service to try us out. No committment, no money involved. When your trial membership is up, renewing your subscription is only $159 per year. This continues your access to all our features. No tricky deals, no automatic renewals without your consent or surprise charges on your credit card. We'll send your authorized business agents a reminder note before your subscription expires so you can maintain continuous coverage on the website. We accept checks and money orders made out to "FindTheater.com". Please send payments to:

FindTheater.com
P.O. Box 569
Southeastern, PA 19399

Our theater doesn't run shows all year round. Do we have to pay for times when we aren't getting any benefit?

Actually, no, you don't. FindTheater.com allows you to suspend your theater's account for periods of time when you do not have active productions going on. Anyone authorized to handle billing for your theater can suspend and resume your theater's account. While your account is "on vacation", your remaining subscription time will not be used up; your remaining number of days at the time of suspension will be the same number of days left when service is resumed. While suspended, the theater's name and address will appear on the "List Theaters" page, but any shows or other events will not appear, nor will your theater's shows and events appear in searches on the website or in our monthly printed newsletter.

How do we get copies of the printed newsletter?

As a subscribed theater organization, you will automatically receive 30 printed copies of our monthly newsletter each month. If you need more, e-mail us to ask to have your subscription quantity increased, update your request count on your theater's profile page ("Edit Theater"), or download and print the newsletter yourself.

I'm not in charge of my theater's publicity any more. How can someone else keep up our listings?

It is always possible to have more than one person able to update a theater's listings. The Authorize Users menu item (available to those users who have the access right to grant access rights to others) brings you to a screen that lists all FindTheater.com individual subscribers who
  1. have been granted special access rights to the theater or a specific production or mailing list, or
  2. have requested to be given special access rights by clicking the "Request access to post on this theater" checkbox on the theater's page here.
If the person you want to hand over control to does not appear on the list, you can use the Search form at the bottom of the webpage to try to find that user's account on the FindTheater.com website. If they do not have a personal account, ask them to sign up for one. Once they have an account here, you will be able to find them and then grant them access rights. Note that they will not be able to exercise their access rights until their personal account is verified.

Our trial membership is about to expire. Can we get another trial?

We're sorry, but no. The purpose of a trial membership is to encourage you to try out the services we can provide for you. It does cost money to maintain the website and print and mail thousands of newsletters advertising your productions every month, so we do need you to pay for your share of the costs. Because we believe in and support our community of community theaters, we are providing our services "at cost" to keep your share as low as possible, but with the ever-rising price of paper and postage, it cannot be for free forever.

I registered my theater on your site. Why isn't it showing up?

There are four possible reasons why your theater isn't appearing:
  1. If your theater is newly listed, the website staff may not have finished the verification process for your theater company, to confirm that the organization actually exists, and that you have the authority to create advertising on their behalf. This may take a day or two; if not completed within three days, please contact the Webmaster.
  2. If you have changed the address, phone number, or other contact information for the theater, we may need to reverify your theater's account. This is a security measure, to prevent malicious intruders from damaging your listings without your knowledge or the knowledge of the website administrators. Again, if your listing does not return within three days, please contact the Webmaster.
  3. If your theater's account has expired, your listings will be hidden until your account is renewed and all references to your theater will announce THEATER ACCOUNT EXPIRED. The bottom of the page about your theater shows the number of days remaining in your current subscription; if your subscription expires, your theater will only be visible to logged-in users who have posting and/or billing authority for your theater. Your posted information will not be lost (unless you are inactive for over 1 year), and will be displayed again upon receipt of your subscription renewal.
  4. Someone has suspended your theater's account. This stops using up your paid membership, but also stops your theater from being displayed until the suspension is ended. Anyone who has billing authority over your theater can suspend and resume your theater listing.

Why aren't the dates for my event showing up on the search calendar?

Did you type the dates only into the description of your show or event? If so, that is the only place they will appear. There is a special section of the webpage for editing your event's notice which allows you to tell the website about the dates and times of your performances. Add the dates there, and they will now be searchable by the website and displayable on our calendars. This also allows you to specify per-date venues, if your show or event is happening at multiple locations, and take sold-out dates off the calendar while still looking good because your webpage here will say that your show was sold out.

Note that your theater's shows will also not appear if your theater's account is expired or suspended.

The publicity person at [fill-in-the-blank] Theater says they have granted me the right to update my show's listing, but I can't do it. Why not?

If you are not the original creator of your theater's listing on this website, you must be specifically authorized to make changes to that theater's notices. This complexity is required because there are too many people on the Internet who feel it's a barrel of laughs to deliberately deface someone's website, misrepresent somebody, or slander or libel them publicly. Because of this, we have implemented security features to allow very explicit and specific control over who is allowed to update a theater's notices.

Two pre-requisites must be met before you can be granted modification access to a theater:

  1. You must have a personal account on this website, and it must be verified.
  2. You must become known to the personnel at the theater in question who are authorized to grant access rights. This can be done by direct contact through the real world, or by registering an interest in the theater from your personal account.
The order of the pre-requisites doesn't matter; both have to be met before you can be granted access rights.

Note that, just because you want access rights, the theater is under no obligation to grant them to you. Unfortunately, the FindTheater.com Webmaster can't help you with this. Each theater sets its own policy on who is allowed to update their listings, and FindTheater.com is not involved in those policy decisions. We merely provide the means by which theaters can implement whatever policy they choose.

Why can't I play music from my show on my notice?

The right to electronically reproduce and distribute music is very strictly controlled by copyright holders, and generally not licensed in the royalty contract for performances of a copyrighted show (even when advertising that same licensed production). Because FindTheater.com is unable to learn the terms of your performance licensing contract with the copyright holders, nor are we able to determine if such a recording requires separate licensing from the performing artists as well as the composers or their agents, we cannot permit anyone to play potentially copyright-encumbered recordings on this website, per the terms of our copyright policy.

Besides, it's extremely annoying (and possibly occupationally dangerous) to the people you want viewing your listings here to suddenly have their computer start blaring out music. So we prefer to run a quiet website.

I don't have access to do what I need to do here, but a friend of mine does. Can I use their account?

Absolutely not. This is why FindTheater.com provides personal accounts. Each personal account is to be used only by the person to whom it is issued. Accounts are non-transferable. And there is no need to share accounts when personal accounts are free, and a great reason not to let any one else use your personal account: you are responsible and liable for any actions done with your personal account, per our Terms of Usage, regardless of whether you intended anyone else to use your account. Your account identity is used to track any actions on the website which may affect someone's listings on the website, or damage the operation of this or other websites. So, keep your account secure and never share your password with anyone else.

Now, if that friend is willing to do the task for you, that's fine. But they are taking legal responsibility for taking those actions, not you. So, if someone asks you to do something for them on this website, make sure you're willing to accept the results of that action.


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