#DIESE FOR OPERA
Streamline the management of your opera season
Producing an opera season means juggling demanding casts, constantly evolving schedules, and hundreds of artists and technicians, while never losing sight of your budget constraints.
With #DIESE, turn that complexity into a well-conducted score.
Our clients
They orchestrate their success with #DIESE
More than 30 opera houses and cultural institutions rely on #DIESE to keep their teams aligned and manage their daily operations.
Your repertoire, your season, your story
Build and manage your programming with complete clarity.
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Works, versions, and productions connected in a single database
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Season-based programming with full history
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Multiple casts and flexible cast management
Contracts that support your budget
Bring together your contractual commitments and their financial impact.
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Artist, technician, and staff contracts managed directly in #DIESE
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Integrated scheduling of services and working hours
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Costs automatically reflected in the overall budget
Contracts that support your budget
Bring together your contractual commitments and their financial impact.
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Artist, technician, and staff contracts managed directly in #DIESE
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Integrated scheduling of services and working hours
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Costs automatically reflected in the overall budget
Technical resources under control
Maximize the value of your costumes, props, and sets for every production.
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Complete inventory linked to your productions
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Costume records and logistics by role and scene
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Exportable production bibles and detailed equipment tracking
Learn more
To explore the challenges our clients address in artistic and technical scheduling, orchestra integration, production inventory digitization, and more, read our case studies.
#DIESE & Paris Opera: Managing Complex Productions with Ease
Managing a world-class opera house The Paris Opera oversees around twenty opera productions and an equal number of ballets each season. These take place across three Parisian venues: Palais Garnier, Opéra Bastille, and the 3rd Stage. Coordinating productions, artistic teams, and resources is critical. The institution must ensure artistic continuity while keeping management processes reliable. […]
Since 2017, #DIESE has supported centralized operations at the Grand Théâtre de Genève
Since 2017, the Grand Théâtre de Genève has relied on #DIESE, a performing arts management software, to centralize planning and streamline the management of artistic and production contracts. In a demanding environment—marked by complex co-productions and highly mobile teams – #DIESE provides a reliable, long-term system that is now widely used across the organization. A […]
Royal Ballet & Opera: #DIESE at the Core of a Digital Ecosystem
For over a decade, the Royal Ballet & Opera in London has relied on #DIESE to structure and centralize its information system. With its complex operations, the institution has positioned #DIESE as the hub of its digital ecosystem. Managing Complexity of the Ecosystem in a World-Class Institution The Royal Ballet & Opera combines opera, ballet, […]
Finnish Opera & Ballet: Unified Scheduling & Payroll
The Finnish National Opera and Ballet (FNOB) manages over 500 staff and 1,000 artist contracts annually. Guest artists, orchestra, choir, and ballet performers all require precise scheduling and payroll management. By centralizing these processes in #DIESE, FNOB improved coordination and reliability across all teams. Complex Multi-Team Operations FNOB combines permanent artistic teams with technical and […]