Prepare for a show

Shows turn scattered practice into a plan. Create a show with its opening date, link the scenes you're responsible for, and add the director's rehearsal dates — each scene's deadline becomes the earlier of opening night and its next linked rehearsal.

Reading the readiness status

Every linked scene shows one of three labels, computed from your current (decayed) score and the time remaining — it asks "will you make it at a realistic pace?", not just "is the number big?":

On track — comfortable pace; keep going.
At risk — doable, but you need consistent daily work from here.
Behind — the current pace won't get there; this scene first.

The show page lists scenes worst-first, so the top of the list is always the answer to "what do I practice next?". Two flags sharpen it: 🦠 Rusting (a well-known scene going stale from neglect) and 📅 Due for review(the spaced- repetition schedule says it's time).

Deadline reminders

With notifications on, you get a push when a linked scene is at-risk or behind inside the final two weeks — same status, same numbers as the show page. Do-not-disturb hours are respected (Settings).