Impresario (Theater Tycoon)

The theatre begins with the cloakroom… but only once you’ve bought it.

Your opera house has seen better days: a worn façade, silence in the foyer, and discarded costumes gathering dust in the storeroom.

You are the new manager, tasked with restoring its former glory.

Recruit a troupe, collect scores, build rehearsal halls, and most importantly — stage operas that will go down in history.

Scores — the Heart of Every Performance

Each opera in the game is represented by a score.

It contains all the essential information: number of acts, voice types, required instruments, set and costume needs.

Mastering the score allows you not only to cast the right performers, but also to plan your budget and logistics with precision.

Building and Organizing the Theatre

In Theatre Tycoon, your theatre is built from the ground up — from rehearsal spaces to the grand stage.
You’ll design working areas, including:

• Rehearsal rooms — for staging scenes

• Vocal studios — for training singers

• Scenery workshop — for building set pieces

• Costume department — for tailoring garments

• Storage — for large and later antique instruments

Casting: Build a Unique Troupe

Hiring in Theatre Tycoon is a creative process.

Announce auditions for singers or musicians of specific profiles.

Review candidates, each with their own skills, experience, and personality.

The final decision is yours.

Every audition brings you closer to a stronger troupe — and a triumphant premiere.

Real-Time Performances

A premiere is not the final report — it’s a trial by fire.

During the show, you’ll control lighting, scenery, entrances of soloists and the chorus.

Everything must be perfectly timed.

One mistake — and the critics will be merciless.

Everything you’ve prepared throughout the game is tested here.

Key Features

• Restore a legendary opera house — from a derelict building to a cultural gem

• Collect scores and plan every performance down to the last detail

• Build and develop your infrastructure: rehearsal rooms, workshops, costume departments, and storage

• Upgrade your stage with an orchestra pit, set mechanics, and lighting

• Hold live auditions, choosing performers based on their key skills

• Manage performances in real time: lights, sets, entrances of performers

• Balance art and economy — creativity always comes at a price