A) Kevade hook
The water was already boiling and curtain call was close. People needed tonight's show details before they even reached the door.
Bring audiences closer to theatre by making performances easier to discover, understand, and attend.
The change for visitors was practical and immediate: less decoding, faster orientation, fewer dead ends before action. The change for the theatre team was operational: updates became repeatable instead of stressful one-off interventions.
Reviewed June 20, 2026
A current-state review of Viirus Theatre, separated into the experience decision and the product decision.
Repertoire, dates, tickets, languages, search, read-aloud support, subtitles, directions, and contact details form one of the strongest service experiences in the portfolio. External ticketing can still interrupt continuity.
Keep the selected date and ticket action persistent while visitors read production details, and provide a clear return path from external ticketing.
Help audiences discover and attend performances while giving theatre staff a sustainable repertoire-publishing system.
Paid seat occupancy, supported by repeat attendance and first-time audience conversion.
Connect website behaviour, ticket sales, production capacity, and audience history so underperforming dates can trigger targeted campaigns.
Speed, measured in the real world
Theatre visitors often arrive on a phone, in transit, looking for a date, a show, or a ticket. Viirus was engineered so the visual identity does not slow that moment down. Over the 30 days captured on June 19, 2026, Vercel Speed Insights rated the real visitor experience at 100 on desktop and 97 on mobile.
0.97s LCP · 72ms INP · 0.03 CLS
1.13s LCP · 112ms INP · 29ms FID
Responsive image sizes and modern AVIF/WebP formats reduce transfer weight by up to 80%, while blur-up placeholders make visual pages feel immediate.
The main visual receives priority loading and the rest of the media waits until needed, protecting the Largest Contentful Paint on small screens and slower connections.
Less blocking JavaScript, restrained motion, and smarter loading leave the main thread available for navigation, search, calendar browsing, and ticket actions.
A Next.js front end and a deliberate caching strategy let pages arrive quickly without giving the theatre up-to-date editorial control through WordPress.
Field data varies with devices, networks, content, and traffic. These captures show the production site's previous 30 days as recorded on June 19, 2026.
Explore selected screens and layouts from this project:
Viirus Theatre needed a website that could carry artistic identity without slowing down the core ritual: decide, orient, and act. We redesigned the flow so each page behaves like theatre signage: clear entry, clear sequence, clear exit to ticketing. The result is a calmer audience journey under time pressure and a publishing structure the team can actually maintain.