Revenue from ticket sales is divided between the co-producer and Kanneltalo according to an agreed percentage split, such as 70/30. With co-production events
- the co-producer is the main organiser
- tickets prices must be agreed with Kanneltalo
- the co-producer must sign an agreement on ticket sales with Lippu.fi through Kanneltalo
- Lippu.fi will pay the gross revenue from ticket sales to the co-producer
- the co-producer must pay 10% VAT on the revenue as per its VAT status and the law
Ticket sales
Tickets to Kanneltalo are sold through Lippu.fi. Co-producers cannot choose a different national ticket sales system, although they can sell some of the tickets themselves.
If the co-producer is a private individual, the revenue from the event can only be paid through a self-employment payroll. In other words, private individuals must sign a contract with one of the providers of self-employment payroll services.
Private entrepreneurs and businesses must be registered for PAYE tax and their registration must be in force at the time of the event.
A ticket sales agreement must be signed before an event can be advertised. Download the agreement, read through the terms and conditions, fill in your information, sign the agreement, and send it by email to kanneltalo.info@hel.fi.
IPR
Responsibility for any IPR associated with events and liability for any related fees lies with the co-producer.
Technical information
Please supply information about any technology needed for the event and other technical information at least six weeks before the event. A production meeting can be held if necessary, in which more detailed schedules can be agreed for technical set-ups and rehearsals. For more information, please contact our technical staff:
Production Designer, Lightning Manager Mirkka Saari: mirkka.saari (at) hel.fi
Stage Manager Pekka Saukkonen: pekka.saukkonen (at) hel.fi
Sound Manager Mauri Marin: mauri.marin (at) hel.fi
Culture companion tickets
Up to 10 tickets per event can be reserved for the culture companion scheme. These tickets are sold at a discounted price. Tickets are subject to availability. Subscribers to the culture companion scheme pay EUR 5 for their ticket. Their culture companions are admitted free of charge. The availability of culture companion tickets is a stipulation by the City of Helsinki Cultural Office, and event organisers will not be compensated for the difference in ticket prices.
The culture companion scheme is designed for people who find it difficult to attend cultural events without a companion or who are unlikely to attend otherwise. The culture companion books the tickets, helps their companion get to the event, and provides assistance if necessary.
More information
Cloakroom and café
Kanneltalo has a staffed cloakroom where coats and bags can be left free of charge. The cloakroom attendant can be reached by calling +358 9 3103 2416. Kanneltalo’s café is open before events and during intermissions.