No. Although we use
the Zoom platform, when
you receive your registration
confirmation, you will
have an option to
"Join from your Browser".
The show experience from your
browser is "limited", but the
option is available for those
who cannot download,
install, or run applications.
If you CAN, we recommend
using the Zoom App, it is free,
and a quick and easy download!
(When you sign in for your first
show, if you don't already have
the Zoom app, you will be
directed to download
the app first.)

Yes, we are on Social Media.
We can communicate via
Facebook.
Be sure to "Like"
our Facebook Page and
Join our Facebook Group
if you enjoy Social Media!

Yes, you can still register
and join us for a show,
even if YOU don't have a
microphone OR a camera.
It just means that WE won't
be able to see or hear you.
You will be able to type in
questions or "raise your hand"
(electronically speaking)
in most cases.
You can, of course, also have
one but not the other.
And, if you CHOOSE
to just watch, that's fine!

That's not a problem!
In fact, the default setting
is often 'muted' anyway.
Either way, YOU can choose
to leave yourself "Muted" and
your camera OFF,
if you like!

Yes, you can!
You can be signed in to
a SeniorShows.Live show
on one computer, one
tablet, and one phone
at a time! If you sign
into an additional device
while logged into another
device of the same type,
you will be logged out
automatically on the
first device.

This gives you some
great flexibility as
an Activities Director.
For instance, you could be
using your desktop
(mirrored to a TV
or not) in a room
with multiple residents,
while you, or an
assistant, carry a
tablet AND/OR a
phone into individual
rooms, for residents
who can't leave
their rooms. All for the
price of ONE SHOW!

No! We do not record
our performances on
SeniorShows.Live, nor do we
allow attendees to record.
To be clear, it would
be illegal for anyone
to record our shows.

To "Mirror" is to take a device
- desktop, laptop, tablet
or smartphone - and
duplicate its screen onto
another device.
Usually a TV (larger screen).

Absolutely not.
Mirroring is a good option
when in a large room
with a lot of people.

How to Mirror - Wired

How to Mirror - Wirelessly

The first step is to
Contact Us about a VIP
Private Performance