your voice enters. the scene begins.

A public theater you enter by voice.

VoiceStage brings strangers together to perform short, platform-produced audio plays live. No camera, no open mic, and no host required.

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2–4actors per script

5–10minutes per show

Livesilent audience

No videovoice carries the scene

A script keeps everyone in the same scene.

The automated stage manager handles readiness, countdown, cues, captions, music, effects, pauses, and completion so the cast can stay with the performance.

Two actor voice tracks follow timed cues and combine with stage audio into a finished replay — A performance preserves the script version, cue timing, actor tracks, stage music, and effects before producing a single replayable work.

Choose a roleFind a recruiting script, preview the character, and reserve an open part.
Read the audition lineConfirm recording consent, check your microphone, and record the script’s fixed line.
Meet in the green roomAssets load, actors confirm readiness, and the stage begins its countdown.
Perform liveCurrent cues, next-line prompts, captions, music, and effects stay synchronized.
Leave with the workCompleted performances are rendered into a public replay with credits.

Take a role.

Pick a character, pass a short audio check, and perform the lines assigned to you. The script is fixed; your voice is not.

Actors publish microphone audio and receive their next cue before the audience sees it.

Listen from the house.

Join a live show at any time, follow synchronized captions and scene art, and react without talking over the cast.

Audience microphones stay closed during the performance. Comments and ratings open after the show.

A stage with boundaries.

Public performance asks for trust. VoiceStage’s first release is designed around explicit consent, platform-controlled material, recoverable rooms, and enforceable casting rules.

Recording consent is required before every performance.
Scripts, music, artwork, and effects are produced or commissioned by the platform.
An actor disconnect pauses the stage for a limited recovery window; audience disconnects never stop the show.
Raw actor tracks remain private. Only completed performances produce a public replay.
Reports, local mute, casting restrictions, and moderation decisions are part of the release scope.

iOS release in development

Hear when the doors open.