Which subscription innovation was pioneered by London's Donmar Warehouse theater and later adopted by many performing arts venues to attract younger audiences?

The performing arts industry has undergone significant business model transformations in recent years. Subscription models have become increasingly sophisticated as theaters, dance companies, and orchestras seek reliable revenue streams while building loyal audiences. This trivia question explores an innovative subscription approach that changed how performing arts organizations connect with younger audiences. Test your knowledge about these evolving business strategies in the creative sector!

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Barcode Rush: Last-minute digital tickets available only through a specialized app, with prices dropping hourly until curtain time
Young+Free: A ballot system offering free tickets to under-25s, funded by older patrons who voluntarily pay a premium on their subscriptions
Stage Share: Monthly subscription allowing access to any unsold seat across a network of participating venues, with a limit of 3 shows per month
Culture Pass: Annual membership allowing unlimited standing-room access to all performances plus exclusive post-show discussions with artists