Use cases
Auditions, rehearsals, call times — one week that makes sense, and one schedule your agent and manager can work from.
For actors, performers, and the agents and managers who book them. Fit auditions, rehearsals, performances and appearances together, and always know which call time is current.
Example: a week at the Greyfriars
Jordan has a callback at Studio North on Wednesday at 11:30, and a show at the Greyfriars every evening.
On Wednesday at 18:42 the company manager sends revision 3 of Thursday's call sheet: call at 17:15, not 18:00. Nurvia keeps both versions with their source and time, marks revision 3 as current, and spots that the car is booked for 17:20. Nuri asks the car service for 16:35 — the old booking stays until they reply.
Priya, Jordan's agent, adds the callbacks. Jordan's personal plans stay private.
Try asking
You: Rehearsal just moved to Wednesday at 11. Does that work?
Nuri: It runs into your 11:30 callback at Studio North, which is 35 minutes away. I can ask the stage manager to start at 13:30, or ask Priya to move the callback. Which would you prefer?
What matters most
The latest call sheet wins
Your agent and manager, in the loop
Get there on time
Options side by side
Recommended setup
| Setting | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Workspace | A team workspace in your name, kind Something else. Keep private things in your Personal workspace. |
| Word for plans | Type your own — Job or Booking works well. |
| Roles | Your agent as Manager so they can add and change bookings. Your manager as Manager or Member. |
| Nuri | Leave Nuri asking first. Travel costs are shown before you approve. |
Nurvia shows what it affects, like your pickup, and Nuri asks transport for a new time. The new call time and the new pickup stay separate until transport confirms.
No. Nurvia organizes the commitments and logistics around acting work. It doesn't find or book roles.
