Theater

All The World’s a Stage

Successful people know their ideas are only as good as their ability to communicate them. Theater is your virtual venue for all-hands, town halls, and demos — a real stage, a real audience, and reactions that swell across the room.

Up to 3,000 people, no thumbnail grid in sight.

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Willy WonkaWilly Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

“We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams.”

An immersive, focused space

Theater darkens the room and pulls every eye to the stage — Broadway, the Apple Park theater, your favorite museum auditorium. Presenters get the spotlight; audiences get permission to actually pay attention.

The Stage

Presenters walk on stage when it’s their turn. Pull a colleague up next to you mid-talk. Send someone backstage with a click. It feels like running a real show, because it is.

Dorothy SarnoffAmerican Theatre Actress

“Make sure you have finished speaking before your audience has finished listening.”

Whisper Rows

Pick a seat. Whisper with the people next to you while the presenter keeps going — the audio is private to your row, the presenter never hears it. Side conversations become a feature, not a distraction.

Laugh, Clap & Boo in Stereo

Audience reactions amplify with the crowd. Five claps is a smattering. Five hundred is a roar. Theater renders applause, laughter, and the occasional well-earned boo in stereo, scaled to the size of the room.

Benjamin ZanderEnglish Conductor

“Performance is not about getting your act together, but about opening up to the energy of the audience.”

Backstage

A coordination room only your presenters can see. Run the rundown, queue your slides, calm the nerves, and walk on when it’s time. The audience never sees the prep — only the show.

Recordings

Every Theater event is automatically recorded and dropped into Recordings. Browse by date, scrub through the show, and jump straight to a quoted moment — the way it should be.

Maria von TrappSinger

“Music acts like a magic key, to which the most tightly closed heart opens.”

The Curtain

Add a moment of mystery. Drop the curtain right before you walk on, and let the audience feel the anticipation.

Open Mic

Audio-only broadcast for audience members. Anyone can step up and address the whole theater, first-come-first-served.

Walk On and Exit Music

Set your own leitmotif. Pick a Wagner overture or a Nintendo theme — your song plays when you take the stage, and a different one as you walk off. Every entrance feels like an entrance.

Town Halls

Run a proper town hall — quiet, focused audience by default, raised hands for Q&A, and Open Mic when you want to invite anyone to speak. Big room energy without the chaos of an unmuted Zoom.

Group Roundups

Multiple teams report out in a single show — engineering pods, product squads, regional offices. Each group takes the stage in turn while everyone else watches. The rest of the company finally sees what every team has been shipping.

Magic Minutes

Every Theater session is captured by Magic Minutes. The full transcript, the video, and a group chat of every attendee lands in your AInbox the moment the curtain drops. Anyone who couldn’t make it gets caught up instantly.

Stadium Mode

Cross 100 attendees and Theater automatically scales into Stadium Mode. The seating wraps, the audio model reshapes, and the stage stays sharp — up to 2,500 people in one room. No thumbnail grid. No crashed Zoom webinar.

Media Player

High-quality video streaming with HLS encoding. Roll a polished pre-recorded segment in the middle of your show — broadcast-grade fidelity, no dropped frames.

Stagehand Controls

Toggle backstage access, hand out the mic, mute reactions, generate a theater link. The presenter command center sits in your hands.

Superior Audience Experience

Audiences instinctively know Theater isn’t a video call. The room reads as an event — they show up, they pay attention, they react.

Superior Presenter Experience

Backstage prep, walk-on cues, stagehand controls, and an audience that’s actually focused. Presenting in Theater feels like presenting in real life — only easier.

Lifelike Energy

Stereo reactions, whisper rows, and a stage worth walking on. The room feels alive, even when everyone’s remote.

Roam Theater is your company’s stage. Every all-hands, every demo day, every keynote — held in a room that feels like a room, with reactions that feel like reactions.